Here a snippet from our build.
We have three sourcefolders (src/main, src/test, src/junit), so I'll iterate
over src/* later.
Line 2: Use Ants AntLib capability to load the checkstyle tasks. For that they
must be on Ants classpath. E.g. in ANT_HOME/lib, or added by "-lib" opt
Has anyone configured checkstyle to get to work through Ant or their command
line? I am having issues with it. Even the most basic of examples would be of
help.
Thanks,
Ran
Oh, instead of modifying Ant you could also put checkstyle into your project
( ${basedir}/checkstyle ) and work from inside Ant:
As a further step, you could let Ivy download cs and define the path ...
see http://svn.apache.org/viewvc
the solution :-)))
* Create a "checkstyle" directory under your Ant installation (
${ant.home}/checkstyle will
now point to this)
* Put the checkstyle-all-4.3.jar (containing standard checks),
checkstyle-optional-4.3.jar
(containing J2EE checks) and your own checks into that direct
hey Jan,
Thanks for your replActually i am not able to find the CS-distro.zip
file so can you please tell me from where can i get it.
One me\ore thing when i am trying to run custom checkstyle rules xml file
called cs-rules.xml then the same script is giving me the error as unable to
generates a xml based report.
This report should be converted to HTML by the
Does the file checkstyle.xsl exist in the directory where your build.xml
is ?
-Prashant
On Mon, 2007-07-30 at 02:20 -0700, Sameer Borwankar wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to generate a report using checkstyle plugin with IBM RAD.
> I have written an ant script for the sam
Hi all,
I am trying to generate a report using checkstyle plugin with IBM RAD.
I have written an ant script for the same as follows:
When i try to run this ant script the error which m getting is "system cannot
find the file checkstyle.xsl" so plea
On 3/14/06, Le, Vu (EDS) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Could someone provide me a pointer on this ? Thanks. I can get
> checkstyle and junit working just fine by putting their jar files in
> ANT_HOME/lib but I don't want to do that and that is when my problems
> come.
You
Could someone provide me a pointer on this ? Thanks. I can get
checkstyle and junit working just fine by putting their jar files in
ANT_HOME/lib but I don't want to do that and that is when my problems
come.
I want to use junit, and checkstyle with Ant (1.6.5) but I don't want
file etc. How do you do this when you have say a PMD
> or
> checkstyle producing less files than there are classes and you want to only
> reparse the source trees if in fact source has been changed since you last
> ran
> PMD. even if you've compiled since. Then basically have you
So whilst I understand how to use to determine whether .class files
are in sync with .java file etc. How do you do this when you have say a PMD or
checkstyle producing less files than there are classes and you want to only
reparse the source trees if in fact source has been changed since you last
Hi everyone... this might actually be a question I need to ask elsewhere,
but I figured it's a good place to start (after 20 minutes of Googling
didn't turn anything up)...
I have a CheckStyle task in my build script. When I execute the script,
for *some* of the classes it checks, but
Ah! That's the piece of information I needed... I didn't realize the
classpath had to be defined within the taskdef, I thought I could add the
checkstyle JAR to my global classpath and it would work. Yes, that makes
all the different, thank you!
--
Frank W. Zammetti
Founder and Chie
> From: Frank W. Zammetti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I'm having a heck of a time trying to get a CheckStyle task up and
> running... I'm using Ant 1.6.2 and CheckStyle 3.4. Here's what I have
in
> my build.xml:
>
>
>
>
I'm having a heck of a time trying to get a CheckStyle task up and
running... I'm using Ant 1.6.2 and CheckStyle 3.4. Here's what I have in
my build.xml:
I'm trying to run the analysis on all the classes generated by a p
I am planning the deployment of Ant 1.7alpha to our project team.
Currently, we are using Ant 1.5. We are also using Checkstyle 2.4.
Are there any compatibility issues with Checkstyle 2.4 and Ant 1.7alpha?
Should we upgrade to a later version of Checkstyle?
Later,
Brian Dick
> From: Roberto Juarez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I have in structed Checkstyle to allow the @throws tag for
undeclared
> exceptions in the checkstyle.xml configuration file
This is not Ant-related. Just add a corresponding throws XyxException
declaration to the method when y
Hi folks,
I am using Checkstyle 3.3 under Ant 1.6.2.
I have in structed Checkstyle to allow the @throws tag for undeclared exceptions
in the checkstyle.xml configuration file
...
...
but Checkstyle is
oberto Juarez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet am: Dienstag, 5. Oktober 2004 12:20
> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Betreff: Comparing Checkstyle and JUnit classpath usage patterns
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am using both Checkstyle and JUnit with Ant 1.6.2. It is
> very easy to us
Hi everyone,
I am using both Checkstyle and JUnit with Ant 1.6.2. It is very easy to use Checkstyle
as I only need to declare the task and provide it with the necessary jar files as
follows (unnecesary content removed
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