I have a project that uses a custom dependency (xl.person.controller.PersonController) of which I overwrite a ‘PersonController’ class. It is a multi module project.

Recently, I upgraded my team’s project from Spring Boot 2.x.x to Spring Boot 3. After updating my Maven pom file and making the necessary code changes (such as switching to Jakarta and updating webSecurity), I encountered a “cannot find symbol” error when running mvn dependency:analyze.

Recently, I upgraded my team’s project from Spring Boot 2.x.x to Spring Boot 3. After updating my Maven pom file and making the necessary code changes (such as switching to Jakarta and updating webSecurity), I encountered a “cannot find symbol” error when running mvn dependency:analyze.

I have the lib folder under root of my maven project which contains many jar files.
How we can add this one folder all alone under pom.xml

I’m currently following a guide to set up Spring Security for my application, I don’t fully understand what’s going on with the code so it’s a bit hard to debug.

I have two Spring projects. The first project is a jar library, published in a local repository, containing beans for a WebClient and some adapters. The second project is a simple Spring Boot application with Spring Security. When I add the jar library to the second project’s Maven dependencies, I encounter problems with bean scanning, even after adding the component scan for the library in the second project. How can I resolve these bean scanning issues and properly integrate the library with the Spring Boot application?

This is the maven structure of my project

I have a simple Spring Boot application that starts HTTP server:

Here is my spring boot multi module project structure.

I am trying to upgrade my application from spring boot 2.7.x to spring boot 3.x.
I am using spring-boot-upgrade.jar to upgrade my application.
But when I run the command