On Fri, Aug 26, 2005 at 05:23:34PM -0700, David Herron wrote:
> One question is that ... while it's easy to generate a summary HTML
> report (using the included stylesheet) I'm sure that someone looking at
> the report would want to immediately jump to browsing details. Hence,
> I'd like a way to give a JNLP file that launches findbugs and have it
> directly download a bug report file.
>
> I just browsed the source for FindBugsFrame and didn't see how to do
> that out of the box. Seems like it'd be a simple matter of a
> <properties> entry in the JNLP and have FindBugsFrame look for the
> property when it launches.
OK, how about if the property "findbugs.loadBugsFromURL" causes
the GUI to launch with the contents of the specified URL?
I think we could do that relatively easily.
> Also - I was curious how to go about generating a graph like the ones
> Bill showed us. There's several scripts in the distribution that
> generate raw counts, but I don't see one that collects the counts into
> something that generates a graph.
I am guessing that we don't have any scripts that directly generate a
graph. You can always use "mineBugHistory" to output CSV, which can
then be loaded into a spreadsheet, gnuplot, etc.
-Dave
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