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You have to be more specific. What result do you get where and what do you expect instead? Also, Gradle has a better mechanism as Maven, for example only adding compile dependencies to your compile classpath and runtime dependencies to your runtime classpath. And additionally a project might also publish Gradle Module Metadata which is a richer metadata file then the POM can be which might also cause resolution to be different on Gradle, especially if the POM and GMM do not agree because either is published wrongly. ...

I am getting difference in transitive dependency resolution between maven and gardle for same pom file which is published by gradle. I have checked .module file also same dependencies are available

Again, without concrete information, nothing can be said

Ok let me try to explain

The

domain

POM snippet above you showed does not have

service

in it.

yes it is available in pom of domain but, I might missed that line while copying

Well, it is practically impossible to reason about anything here without an MCVE I fear.