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-# Maven Version Range Example
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-This project is an example of a project using Maven's Version Range feature.
-
-`pom.xml` at the root directory declares the dependencies:
-- keycloak-saml-core by org.keycloak. version is specified at `[2.0.0,)`
-- neo4j-jmx by org.neo4j. version is specified at `(,1.1.4],[2.0.0,2.0.4)`
-- jbcrypt by org.mindrot. version is specified at `[0.3m]`
-
-The setup for `pom.xml` will result in the following versions being resolved:
-- For keycloak-saml-core, it will resolve to the latest available version that is >=2.0.0, which as of this writing (02 Nov 2017) is 3.3.0.Final.
-- For neo4j-jmx, it will resolve to the latest available version V such that V <= 1.1.4 OR 2.0.0 <= V < 2.0.4, which as of this writing (02 Nov 2017) is 2.0.3.
-- For jbcrypt, it will resolve to exactly version 0.3m.
-
-Number of dependencies:
-- 3 direct dependencies.
-- 4 transitive dependencies.
-- 2 vulnerabilities.
-
-#### Vulnerable Call Chain
-Main.java has a method call at lines 9-10 that leads to a vulnerability.
-
-#### What's next?
-By running the security scanner of your choice against `version-range` project, you should get results that are coherent with the details above if the tool supports Maven's version range feature.
+# Maven Version Range Example
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