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I'm not aware of any open source ones for Java that can do that, Atlassian Clover (not open source) might do it but I'm not sure on that. If you know of one I'd

by jeffskj 15y ago

I'm not aware of any open source ones for Java that can do that, Atlassian Clover (not open source) might do it but I'm not sure on that. If you know of one I'd love to take a look at it.

reiz 15y ago
I think the same. And I think getters and setters are useless! Just wasted lines of code. One more reason to switch to a dynamic language like Ruby or Python. The applications I saw in the last 14 months in the Ruby community are much more object oriented than the stuff I saw the last 10 years in the Java World. And because they are more object oriented their are much more easy to test. It is so easy to write test cases for a Ruby on Rails App, but it is a nightmare to do the same for JSF & EJB.