Julien HENRY wrote:
> Unfortunatly there is no strict checkstyle for JWebUnit. The non official
> rules are basically sun coding style with 4-space indentation (no tabs). One
> possible contribution would be to define such a rules, setup checkstyle
> configuration then fix the code ;)
Should we use this for XML-files as well? Right now the POMs have tabs,
but I would suggest 4 spaces as well.
Do you mind me including templates for Eclipse as well?
Another one: What about the encoding of the source (You know: 4/5 of all
CS engineers would be unemployed if the world standardized on English
and US-ASCII ;-)).
With newer versions of Maven there are some standard properties for this:
<project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding>
Regards
Mirko
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