diff --git a/pmd/xdocs/integrations.xml b/pmd/xdocs/integrations.xml index a9bac8d84e..7a76b4db5d 100644 --- a/pmd/xdocs/integrations.xml +++ b/pmd/xdocs/integrations.xml @@ -10,50 +10,45 @@ - - - - + + + - - - + + - - - + + - - + - - - + + - - + + + + + - - + - - + - - +
IDEFile ReleaseCurrent VersionAuthorDownload
PackageMaintainer
Eclipse pmd-eclipse0.3DDP, Dave CraineX
Tom Burke, Philippe Herlin
Emacs pmd-emacs0.1DDPX
John Russell
JBuilder pmd-jbuilder0.9 Dave CraineX
Netbeans/Forte/Sun ONE pmd-netbeans0.5Ole Martin MorkX
Ole-Martin Mork
JEdit pmd-jedit1.1 Tom CopelandX
jDeveloperpmd-jdeveloperTom Copeland
Maven pmd-maven0.4 Siegfried GoeschlX
IntelliJ IDEAN/A N/A Tom CopelandN/A
AntN/A N/A Tom CopelandN/A
@@ -86,11 +81,6 @@ There is only one command "pmd-current-buffer" which will execute PMD on the Java code in the current buffer. It will generate an XML report in the *PMD* buffer.

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@@ -180,6 +170,15 @@ maven.xml:

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To install the jDeveloper plugin, download the binary release and unzip it + into your jdev/lib/ext directory. Then restart jDeveloper. To use it, open the +Tools-&Preferences menu, click on the PMD option, and select +a couple of rules to try. To run it, right click on either +a Java source file or a .jpr file (i.e., a project file) and +select PMD. Any rule violations should show up in a +LogWindow at the bottom of the screen.

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Using PMD with Ant is such a standard usage that we hardly think of it as an integration point. But, I guess