#### Specifying Plugin JAR dependencies

The way in which you specify dependencies for a plugin is identical to how you specify dependencies in an application. When a plugin is installed into an application the application automatically inherits the dependencies of the plugin.

If you want to define a dependency that is resolved for use with the plugin but not exported to the application then you can set the `exported` property of the dependency:

    compile('org.hibernate:hibernate-core:3.3.1.GA') {
        exported = false
    }

In this can the `hibernate-core` dependency will be available only to the plugin and not resolved as an application dependency.

#### Overriding Plugin JAR Dependencies in Your Application

If a plugin is using a JAR which conflicts with another plugin, or an application dependency then you can override how a plugin resolves its dependencies inside an application using exclusions. For example:

    plugins {
        compile("org.codehaus.griffon.plugins:miglayout:0.3" ) {
            excludes "miglayout"
        }
    }dependencies {
        String miglayoutVersion = '4.2'
        compile "com.miglayout:miglayout-core:$miglayoutVersion",
                "com.miglayout:miglayout-swing:$miglayoutVersion"
    }

In this case the application explicitly declares a dependency on the "miglayout" plugin and specifies an exclusion using the `excludes` method, effectively excluding the miglayout library as a dependency.