I'm proud to announce release 3.7.0 of Hammurapi.
There's been many changes since version 3 was annouced on TSS in July 2004.
The most prominent new features are:
- Quick task, which is very fast but generates simplified reports
- History inspector
- Technology stack inspector
- Type and package dependency API.
- Call trace navigation API.
Take a look at the presentation to get familiar with Hammurapi concepts in 5 minutes.
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Open Source Code Review Tool, Hammurapi 3.7, released (7 messages)
- Posted by: Pavel Vlasov
- Posted on: January 07 2005 00:44 EST
Threaded Messages (7)
- Open Source Code Review Tool, Hammurapi 3.7, released by Konstantin Ignatyev on January 18 2005 12:30 EST
- RE: Which version has been released by Pavel Vlasov on January 19 2005 12:02 EST
- Open Source Code Review Tool, Hammurapi 3.7, released by analog boy on January 18 2005 15:34 EST
- RE: Maven plugin by Pavel Vlasov on January 19 2005 12:04 EST
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Eclipse plugins? by Mark N on January 20 2005 08:17 EST
- RE: Eclipse plugins? by Pavel Vlasov on January 20 2005 12:58 EST
- RE: Maven plugin by Frank Verbruggen on April 19 2005 09:46 EDT
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Eclipse plugins? by Mark N on January 20 2005 08:17 EST
- RE: Maven plugin by Pavel Vlasov on January 19 2005 12:04 EST
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Open Source Code Review Tool, Hammurapi 3.7, released[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Konstantin Ignatyev
- Posted on: January 18 2005 12:30 EST
- in response to Pavel Vlasov
1. Self report on Hammurapy site reports version 3.8.0, Which version has been released?
2. serialVersionUid constant deserves special treatment and does not have to be reported as non-conformant to the Sun’s naming conventions( even it really does not) -
RE: Which version has been released[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Pavel Vlasov
- Posted on: January 19 2005 12:02 EST
- in response to Konstantin Ignatyev
1. It took 12 day for TSS to publish this news post. In the mean time Hammurapi 3.8.1 has been relased.
2. Very good point - fixed. -
Open Source Code Review Tool, Hammurapi 3.7, released[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: analog boy
- Posted on: January 18 2005 15:34 EST
- in response to Pavel Vlasov
Congrats, nice tool. Is there a maven plugin yet so it can be added to the reports in a project.xml? Last time I looked it only supported Ant. -
RE: Maven plugin[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Pavel Vlasov
- Posted on: January 19 2005 12:04 EST
- in response to analog boy
Hammurapi can be run as Ant task and as a standalone Java App. I think you can use standalone version to integrate with Maven.
There are also two Eclipse plugins under development by different authors. -
Eclipse plugins?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Mark N
- Posted on: January 20 2005 08:17 EST
- in response to Pavel Vlasov
There are also two Eclipse plugins under development by different authors.
Links? I did a search and came up empty. -
RE: Eclipse plugins?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Pavel Vlasov
- Posted on: January 20 2005 12:58 EST
- in response to Mark N
Discussion topic: http://www.pavelvlasov.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=155 -
RE: Maven plugin[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Frank Verbruggen
- Posted on: April 19 2005 09:46 EDT
- in response to Pavel Vlasov
I would like to know if someone already did the work of integrating this tool with Maven. PMD seamlessly integrates with Maven, and also has nice features. I would like to see Hammurapi in action and tell the companies that I support currently with PMD that they can also switch to Hammurapi. But for this to work someone will need to write that plugin, I do not have the time to do it myself unfortunately :S
Cheers Frank Verbruggen