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Simple way to run jdeps to find out if your library/application depends on any JDK internal API:

$ jdeps -dotoutput <dot-file-dir> -jdkinternals <one-or-more-jar-files....>

You can This jdeps command will output the dependencies in DOT file format :

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and one output .dot file per JAR file.

See the jdeps man page for more information.  jdeps is a static analysis tool on the given class files and dynamic class dependencies (Class.forName or loading of service providers etc) are not reported.

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