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<br>Thanks to <a href="http://www.webgain.com/products/java_cc/">Webgain</a> for hosting JavaCC.
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<p><b>Developers</b>
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<br>Tom Copeland
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<br>David Peugh
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<br>David Dixon-Peugh
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<p><b>Similar projects</b>
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<br><a href="http://doctorj.org/">DoctorJ</a> - open source, written in C++, checks Javadoc, syntax, and calculates metrics
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<br><A href="http://www.parasoft.com">JTest</a> - commercial product, very nice with tons of features, but also very expensive and requires a running X server (or Xvfb) to run on Linux. They charge $500 to move a license from one machine to another.
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Here's how to use PMD:
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1) Check out the source code
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2) Change to the etc directory - "cd etc"
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3) run the scp.bat file - "scp"
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3) Make sure you have Ant 1.4.1 installed
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4) Run the Ant build file - "ant clean"
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5) write a small Ant target that uses PMD (see etc/build.xml for an example)
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6) Run the Ant target - "ant pmd"
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7) This generates a text file contained problem names and line numbers
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