JDepend Fixture -- A Christmas Gift to all you Java Programmers.

JDepend Fixture -- A Christmas Gift to all you Java Programmers.

I have written a FitNesse fixture that invokes JDepend.  It helps you
track and manage module dependencies in Java programs.  The Fixture is
free, and can be downloaded from www.butunclebob.com.  Just click on
the appropriate article.
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"The aim of science is not to open the door to infinite wisdom,
but to set a limit to infinite error."
-- Bertolt Brecht, Life of Galileo

Robert C. Martin wrote:

> JDepend Fixture -- A Christmas Gift to all you Java Programmers.
>
> I have written a FitNesse fixture that invokes JDepend.

On a related note, I wrote a MiniRubyWiki fixture that displays the Aztec
calendar.

To replicate that feature, download this page:

http://www.azteccalendar.com/

Save it to a file called aztecCalendar.html, then snip out everything except
the JavaScript and the table in the middle. Monitor the file in your browser
as you change it.

Now open MiniRubyWiki, and create a page called AztecCalendar. Add this
line, in the first column:

!html!C:/myPath/aztecCalendar.html

When you display that page, it will transclude the HTML, and insert it
directly into the Wiki page. The effect is beautiful - I'm going to add it
to my homepage at work - but I shouldn't break René Voorburg's copyright by
publishing this page with MiniRubyWiki.

BTW MRW can transclude several other formats, including this one:

!run!my command line

That simply executes my command line each time anyone hits the page. If the
output isn't HTML, one could add a filter, such as | txt2html, to convert
it.

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Phlip
http://industrialxp.org/community/b...tUserInterfaces

Just what I needed for Christmas - a talking diaper and an Aztec
calendar.  What's next - a CAD program that crochets a bit bucket
wallet.

Extreme programming indeed;->

Happy New Year fellas.