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I am not able to upgrade Java to 1.7 but would like to make use of FindBugs plugin for Eclipse (the latest version 3 requires Java 1.7). There doesn't seem to be an old version of the plugin available, anyone any idea where I could obtain it from?
Take a look at the FindBugs Download site on SourceForge, which has all versions available.
You would need version 2.0.3 of the Eclipse Plugin, which is here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/findbugs/files/findbugs%20eclipse%20plugin/2.0.3/
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I am supporting a project that uses Java 6 and need to go deep into the Java source (sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection to be precise). However src.zip attached in Java JDK folder does not contain source code for sun.* packages. Is it possible to download the source code I need and if yes - where from?
Do you need the specific sun.* class?
How about grepcode?
http://grepcode.com/search?query=sun.*
You can also find the sun.* code in the jdk sources and download it here:
http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6/jdk/file/a0ea2ba34bdd/src/share/classes/com/sun
(I've put a link to jdk6 for you, but you can find any version there, of course)
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I have noticed that, for eclipse oxygen, it is not available a decompiling plugin
Some times ago I used "Eclipse Class Decompiler plugin" (https://www.eclipse.org/community/eclipse_newsletter/2017/february/article8.php ) but this too does not work anymore...
Can you help me find an alternative for decompiling java sources on eclipse oxygen
Thanks in advance
Try this eclipse plugin update site:
http://cnfree.github.io/Eclipse-Class-Decompiler/update
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I am trying to make a report using netbeans and my OS is Windows 8.1 ... I've tried the Japser reports but it's not updated for windows 8 and it switched to jaspersoft studio now.. And i've been googling and a lot says it only works in Eclipse. Is it true? And what other reports generator can I use? thank you
i Assume you are talking about iReports here. have you tried what is mentioned here (iReport 5.5.1 Doesn't Load)
And yes jasper studio is an eclipse based tool, so it cannot be used outside eclipse
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What are the available static code analysis tools for Java EE proects .
I want the tool to be stand alone or it should be integrated with tortoise SVN (like plugin).
I tried PMD it is working fine.
Here is the standalone tool:
Source Monitor
Or Sonar, which can be used as stanalone or with maven/ant.
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Is there a JSHint plugin for Eclipse? I can't find anything on Google.
You can try jshint-eclipse
I created this plug-in for use in the Eclipse RAP project. It's still in its early days but already works fine and lets you configure JSHint as needed.
I did a JSLint Eclipse plug-in right before JSHint came out. It includes options to disable some of the more bothersome JSLint errors, like not erroring out from a var declaration in a for loop.
It's one of the packages available at https://svn.codespot.com/a/eclipselabs.org/mobile-web-development-with-phonegap/tags/r1.2/download