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Files Tested
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PMD currently executes on every .java file in the current project. It
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examines every source file in the source paths defined in your project
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settings (under Project | Properties... | Paths). Make sure that the
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files you want tested are contained in one of your source paths and
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not just a file in your project manager.
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If you do not have an open project, PMD will run on the file that's
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currently open in the editor.
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Rules
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The PMD plugin incorporates the "unusedcode" and "basic" rulesets. These
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rulesets catch things like unused local variables, empty try blocks, and so
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forth. You can view all the PMD rules with examples and details at
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http://pmd.sf.net/.
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Future Tasks
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Continue to respond to the Gel community's feedback
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