Code Inspection from the command line...

That's what inspect.bat is printing out when is run without any parameters?
Expected parameters: [] Avaliable options are: -d -- directory to be inspected. Optional. Whole project is inspected by default. -v[0|1|2] -- verbose level. 0 - silent, 1 - verbose, 2 - most verbose. So an example could be: inspect.bat c:\project\project.ipr c:\idea\config\inspection\offline_profile.xml c:\project\result.xml -v2 offline_profile.xml is worth mentioning. One can be created by choosing Inspect Code in IDEA, configuring necessary options then clicking Save As... button at the top of the dialog. -- Best regards, Maxim Shafirov JetBrains, Inc / IntelliJ Software http://www.intellij.com "Develop with pleasure!" "Nick Minutello" ]]> wrote in message
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+"Code Inspection can also be launched in command-line mode using script

files, inspect.bat (for Windows) or inspect.sh (for Unix), located in the
bin directory of IDEA's installation. The script has the following
parameters: ??? "+
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Above is the help documentation for Code Inspection in IDEA build 780.
As you can see, the details on running inspection from the command line is

"???"
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Can anyone point me to some information regarding running code inspection

from the command line?
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In particular, I want to be able to integrate it with our ant/maven build

so we generate reports from our nightly build.
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Regards,
Nick

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Any thoughts on creating an Ant task?
Or a maven plugin?

Ta.

-Nick

Hi, I'm trying offline code inspection with IDEA 5.0,
but I'm getting an error:


The JDK is not configured properly for this project. Inspection cannot run.

and a popup showup to turnoff IntelliJ.

it works from the IDE but not off line. Any Help is appreciated !

Open IDEA normally (GUI interface) for this project. Check that JDK settings are correct.