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Preserve modern JAX-WS APIs in mixed namespace dependency graphs - #1400
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Normalizing a javax JAX-WS dependency to Jakarta EE 8 can displace a modern Jakarta API in the same graph. In ANET this forces the Jakarta 4 API required by CXF down to a javax-only version, so compilation loses jakarta.xml.ws/jakarta.jws classes.
Separate legacy and modern namespace graphs. Preserve modern WS/JWS APIs and reuse equivalent legacy APIs in the source scopes that need them. Promote an insufficient legacy scope without downgrading a modern API or introducing duplicate javax classes. Keep the Java EE 8 normalization path for legacy graphs. The scanner retains only paths, project IDs and source-set names, and leaves unparsed build files untouched.
Validation: 87 actual-source regressions/probes pass, including full-composite Maven/Gradle scope cases and ANET's original model; 17 scope cases fail against the prior implementation. Three independent accumulator/ownership probes pass, with the populated-graph probe failing against the previous heavyweight representation. Actual production source compiles for Java 8. Native CI also exercises the lightweight-accumulator and unparsed-source quality checks; no quality validation is disabled.
ANET passes its exact CLI-resolved Java 25 compile command; check reaches the baseline Docker connection limitation. The combined replay's complete verified tree is 7f563b22a22dcda3632c42ec68e9a59b16b10e09. Paired dependency reports reproduce Jakarta 4.0.3 -> 2.3.3 only after the broken migration.