Java FindBugs Tool
Static Code Analysis tools promise to find existing bugs in your code without requiring much effort on the part of the developer.
FindBugs
- A popular Java BUG finding tool.
- Flags common mistakes early in the development stage, saving developer time and resources.
- Analysis Java byte code and tries to find bugs or bad practices. FindBugs is used to identify bug patterns in Java and to identify the things the developers are doing wrong in their code.
- Can be used standalone or as an Eclipse plug-in.
- Requires Java Development Kit (JDK), version 1.4 or higher.
Running FindBugs in Eclipse
Once Find Bugs is run against your project, Eclipse lists all the bugs found in the “Problems” view, and also indicates the line number where the bug is in your file view.
At the end of the day, it’s the developer’s responsibility to validate results provided by FindBugs. FindBugs is not meant to replace application testing or code reviews; you should see it as a valuable tool in your toolbox that can quickly spot commonly made mistakes. Sometimes FindBugs will come up with a false positive; something that looks like a bug but in reality isn’t. As always, the developer has the final say on whether to leave the code as is or do something about it.
Its Not an Application Testing Replacement
Installing Find Bugs Eclipse Plug-in
FindBugs Eclipse plug-in can also be installed by pointing Eclipse to the FindBugs update site: http://findbugs.cs.umd.edu/eclipse.
List of Bugs with Descriptions
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