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Q:
I am getting error markers on all my files which saying:
Unable to get class information for
XYZ
How to get rid of them?
A:
Modify your Checkstyle configuration file, setting the logLoadErrors property of the
JavadocMethod and RedundantThrows check to true. You can do this via the plugins
Configuration editor (recommended) or manually be adding the property to your Checkstyle configuration XML
file(s).
Q:
I just dropped plug-in version x.x.x in Eclipse (replacing version z.z.z, which was working great) and
I'm having some trouble using it.
When I go to Window > Preferences > Checkstyle an error
occurs.
I looked into the Eclipse error log and found some NoClassDefFoundExceptions. Whats going on?
A:
If you install the plug-in from the downloaded distributable (not via the Update Site) over an older
version of the plug-in, Eclipse may have difficulties detecting the change and updating its cached information
about the plug-in.
To force Eclipse to update this information you have to restart Eclipse with the -clean option.
For instance: <path-to-my-eclipse>\eclipse.exe -clean
Q:
I use the Checkstyle Plug-in with my project which has only 1.000.000 source files.
Using Checkstyle
on this project is extremely slow even after I upgraded to 4 GB memory!
What to do? (This question is a
bit dramatized by the FAQ author)
A:
Yes, checking such a project takes some time and memory resources.
You should try to decrease the
number of files that are actually checked by using file sets and filter .