Closes #1374 - Add Agent Command to retrieve Jar Dependencies

[Mahir-Isikli]

closes #1374

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[Mahir-Isikli]

Currently the structure of the new command is done.

The presently used logic with the RuntimeMXBean bean = ManagementFactory.getRuntimeMXBean(); String classPath = bean.getClassPath();// is not working as intended and is resulting in an output of only the attached application, i.e. in the case of using the Spring Petclinic.jar the output is path/to/your/app/spring-petclinic.jar:inspectit-ocelot-agent-SNAPSHOT.jar

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[danipaniii]

In the related Issue https://github.com/inspectIT/inspectit-ocelot/issues/1374 it was mentioned that with an agent command the dependencies of a jar should be listed. After some research I found a partial solution for Maven Projects, where the file structure of the .jar makes it possible to read the dependencies of that jar. However for Gradle Project .jars this method would not work, since they build the Jar differently.

Still there are some tools like jdeps that can be used to get the dependencies of a jar. While I did some personal testing with it, the results where more or less satisfying, which could also be because I don't have much experience with jdeps.

[quandor]

If we ever pick this up, we start from scratch.