[ANN] Dependency Finder (for Java) 1.1.0
| Jean Tessier 30 Dec 2004 19:41 GMT | Page rating:  |
Dependency Analysis, OO Metrics, Version Deltas
http://depfind.sourceforge.net/
Dependency Finder extracts dependencies and OO metrics from Java class
files produced by most Java compilers. It can compute API differences
between versions; no sources needed. It includes Ant tasks, web, Swing,
and command-line interfaces, with XSL stylesheets for formatting
output. It comes with .bat files for Windows and shell scripts for Unix
systems.
You can use it to extract dependencies between packages, classes, or
even methods, or any combination thereof. You can use Perl regular
expressions to filter the information and pinpoint only what you need.
There is even a Web Application version (WAR file) so a whole group of
developers can share a common view.
What's new since last time?
- More elaborate use cases in the User Manual
- Fixed startup scripts
What's new since the last official release?
- List-based scoping and filtering
- List deprecated elements in a codebase
- Dependency-based OO metrics profiles
- New programming API
- New engine for computing closures
- Unix shell scripts
- More elaborate use cases in the User Manual
- Fixed startup scripts
Dependency Finder is an open source tool hosted by SourceForge.net.
It's free, you don't need elaborate licensing or anything, just a
running Java environment.
http://depfind.sourceforge.net/
Go ahead and try it! It's easy and it's free.
Jean.
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