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 @@
+ IDE
- File Release
- Current Version
- Author
- Download Package
+ Maintainer
+
+ Eclipse
pmd-eclipse
- 0.3
- DDP, Dave Craine
- X Tom Burke, Philippe Herlin
+
+ Emacs
pmd-emacs
- 0.1
- DDP
- X John Russell
+
+
JBuilder
pmd-jbuilder
- 0.9
Dave Craine
- X
+ Netbeans/Forte/Sun ONE
pmd-netbeans
- 0.5
- Ole Martin Mork
- X Ole-Martin Mork
+
+
+ JEdit
pmd-jedit
- 1.1
Tom Copeland
- X jDeveloper
+ pmd-jdeveloper
+ Tom Copeland
+
+
Maven
pmd-maven
- 0.4
Siegfried Goeschl
- X
+
IntelliJ IDEA
- N/A
N/A
Tom Copeland
- N/A
+
Ant
- N/A
N/A
Tom Copeland
- N/A
@@ -180,6 +170,15 @@ maven.xml:
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.
+Using PMD with Ant is such a standard usage that we hardly think of it as an integration point. But, I guess