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-===================================================================
-To Install:
-===================================================================
-If you are using the binary, just unzip the Zip file
-in $ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins.
-
-If you are building from scratch, then things get a bit more
-complicated.  (If you know Eclipse better than I, let me know.
-I think it should be easier. . .)
-
-Jar up the files that get dumped into the bin directory after
-the build, and copy the following directory structure to the 
-$ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins directory:
-
-$ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins/net.sourceforge.pmd_0.5.0 (or current version)
-  plugin.xml
-  pmd-eclipse.jar                               
-  lib/pmd-1.03.jar (or most recent version of PMD.)
-  icons/pmd-icon-32.gif
-  icons/pmd-icon-16.gif
-
-===================================================================
-To Use:
-===================================================================
-  
-From the Windows, Preferences menu, you can select what rulesets PMD will use.
-PMD can now be used in two different modes.
-On the Properties page for a project, you can enable PMD for the project.  This 
-will cause PMD to be run after each compile, and the PMD violations will appear as 
-Warnings in the Tasks view.
-You can also right click on a package or class and use the Check Code with PMD 
-option.  This will run PMD on the selected files, and violations will
-appear as a Task in the Tasks view.  You can mark these Tasks as complete
-and remove them from the Tasks view.
-
-Share and Enjoy!
-
-DDP
-