2008/4/18, Giovanni Azua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > hi Antonio, > > Using Eclipse => Preferences -> Java -> Code Style -> Code Template -> > Comments -> Files > > you can set a license header and it will be automatically applied to every > new file.
In fact the problem is with *old* files :-( Better yet, you can define a Struts coding standards xml configuration that > any developer can import into their IDE (for either Eclipse etc) and the > good news is that it does not take build time. There is already one, using checkstyle: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/maven/trunk/build/struts_checks.xml And Checkstyle can be used inside Eclipse (with the Eclipse-CS plugin). It is a trade off though because maybe (?) the maven license plugin keeps it > in sync with license changes. Yep, there is a variable replacement in headers, though we don't need replacement, if I am correct. Ciao Antonio
