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I have multiple maven projects that are related to each other in Eclipse. Now I need to check the projects e.g. for cyclic dependencies. What I have is a folder that contains the constraints in every single project.

Is there a possibility to check the rules (constraints) with jqassistant without putting them into a folder in each project ? Maybe there is a way to define the rules in a root project and let the tool know which projects it has to search for.

thanks for help

Tino

PS: Sorry for my bad english :)

Tino W
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there's currently only one way to share rules between projects by creating a plugin, i.e. a JAR file containing rules.

The documentation provides examples for

  1. The structure of such a plugin
  2. How a plugin is used with jQAssistant.

Would that solve your problem?

Dirk Mahler
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