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Force Static Analysis on Deliver in VS - How In Eclipse?

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Gary Mullen-Schultz
(287●2●55●36) Jan 04 '11, 3:50 p.m.
I see that in RTC 3.0 there is a built-in operation adviser to force the running of a static analysis tool on code when a deliver is made.

How could I do this for Java code, using (say) the rules that are built into Rational Application Developer?

Thanks for any ideas!

Gary

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Monika Gupta
Feb 12 '14, 2:10 a.m.

I am also looking for RTC integration with other static code analysis tools like findbugs,PMD etc.

Did you get any response not this?

Gary Mullen-Schultz
Feb 12 '14, 9:56 a.m.

There is some work being done over at JazzHub.  Search for Emma.

Gary

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Anthony Kesterton
JAZZ DEVELOPER (7.5k●9●180●136) Jan 04 '11, 6:02 p.m.
I see that in RTC 3.0 there is a built-in operation adviser to force the running of a static analysis tool on code when a deliver is made.

How could I do this for Java code, using (say) the rules that are built into Rational Application Developer?

Thanks for any ideas!

Gary


Hi Gary

I have not tried using the RAD rules with RTC 3 - but you have been able to use Rational Software Analyser (RSAR) as the analysis tool in RTC v2. Installing RSAR into the same shell as RTC also adds process rules that allow you to force the running of rules before you can deliver.

anthony

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Gary Mullen-Schultz
(287●2●55●36) Jan 05 '11, 4:40 p.m.
Thanks - I had forgotten about that option.

The main problem is that RSAR only supports RTC 2.0 right now.

What ever happened with the static code analysis stuff that was in the incubator in the 1.X timeframe? Anyone know?

Gary

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