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Java file mapping to there generated class files in Eclipse 2.0, 2.1 and 3.0 versions [message #493243] Fri, 23 October 2009 20:01
Aleem Alvi is currently offline Aleem AlviFriend
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Dear All:

We are doing research for finding the metrics in eclipse platform (three version 2.0, 2.1 and 3.0). We have faced the problem to find the dependencies from class on one package to class of another packages.

We have tried many tools e.g.
Jdepends : only give package to package information

DependencyFinder: Gives information about class to class and feature but not shown the class belong to which package and also not gives frequency of calling from Class A to Class B (how much times call?).

CodeProAnalytx: Only works package to package

Structure101: gives lot of info but not gives about the class A to Class B with respect of full path e.g.

org.eclipse.core.internal.Iview.java ---> generate after compilation following class files

org.eclipse.core.internal.1Iview.class
org.eclipse.core.internal.2Iview.class
org.eclipse.core.internal.3Iview.class

However, I can use structure101 if I have information about the java files in source and corresponding generated class files (Be careful ONE java may generate more then one class file).

Any one can see and provide help in this regard?

Thank you

Aleem Alvi
School of Computing
QueensU


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