Release 1.1.0

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Change log for the PMD Eclipse plugin
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v1.1.0 - jj/mm/aaaa
v1.1.0 - 30/07/2003
Runtime
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. Writing more docs (using PMD, using CPD, reporting bugs)
. Redesigning the way to configure the plugin (see doc)
. Adding a view that show PMD violations
. Grouping PMD menu items in a submenu to be less intrusive in the views context menu
. Updating to PMD v1.2

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Release notes for the PMD Eclipse Plugin
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v1.1.0 - 30/07/2003
NEW : Redesigning the plugin configuration
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Since the beginning, the plugin was configured by selecting globaly desired, already
written rulesets. Before v1.0.0, only rulesets from PMD was allowed or also, custom
rulesets packaged in a fragment plugin. Since then, rulesets can also be loaded from
standard file system.
Now, the plugin configuration is no more rulset based, but rule based. That is, you can
configure globaly what rules are to be used and configure them (change the priority level,
the description and the violation message). The rules can be imported from PMD rulesets
or from any custom ruleset. It's even possible to create new rules, such as XPath rules.
Finally, the configured rules can be enabled or disabled in the properties of each
project.
For more information, read the how to chapter about the plugin configuration.
NEW : Adding a violation view
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PMD violations are shown as problems (or tasks) in the tasks view. Some users do not like this
method to list violations.
Now, a special view has been designed to display only violations. This view works like
the tasks view, but displays informations differently. Also, this view provides filters
specific for PMD such as a sorter by priority level.
The users who do not want to use the tasks view any more may filter PMD markers to remove
them from the tasks view.
For more information, read the how to chapter about using the plugin.
UPDATED : Grouping menu items
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(request and patch from Christian Jäckel)
In order to be less intrusive in the context menu of the package and navigator views, PMD
menu items are now grouped in a submenu. This submenu is displayed by selecting the unique
entry "PMD" in the context menu of the desired view.
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v1.0.0 - 19/06/2003
NEW : Adding a logging facility

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