Hello Tomáš,
First:
The behavior is fixed in build #615. Problem methods would
remove from the tree as the problem is fixed and refresh action
taken. Note it wouldn't appear again if problem reintroduced
until inspection is re-run.
Second:
Yes, code inspection supports EJB. The behavior is as follows:
ejb classes are automatically added as entry points. EJB
interface methods are automatically added only if
corresponding checkbox is marked in code
inspection/Unreachable code options panel that appears upon
inspection startup. If you see your EJB class reported as
unused that might be a IDEA bug. What icon appears for your
class in inspection tree view? If it is usual class icon (C
under round blue background) you most probably haven't
configured your project properties or ejb descriptor. In other
case you see special ejb class icon we might need a project
configuration and ejb descriptor in order to reproduce the
problem on site.
Third:
The actual behavior is exactly you're asking for! Inspect Code
action is avaliable for project/directory/file under all IDEA's
navigation tools (Project, Commander, EJB view).
--
Best regards,
Maxim Shafirov
JetBrains, Inc / IntelliJ Software
http://www.intellij.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
TL> Yes, it is much better now.
TL> But I also found a few buggies there:
TL> *****************************************************
TL> First:
TL> I did code inspection
TL> It found a "Type cast is redundant" problem in one class
TL> I modified the source code to remove it
TL> The inspector showed:
TL> "Warning Source file(s) has been changed. Press refresh to
TL> synchronize inspection results"
TL> but when I press refresh, nothing happens
TL> *****************************************************
TL> Second:
TL> Does the code inspection understand EJB's?
TL> If the answer is Yes, than there is a problem:
TL> In "Unreachable code" it shows, that my Bean is never instantiated,
TL> although it is an EJB in which case it is understandable that no calls on
TL> constructors are done....
TL> *****************************************************
TL> Third:
TL> When I launch the code inspection, it always takes only the current
TL> class (the one in the focused editor). To code inspect more files, I have to
TL> close all editors and then the code inspect inspects the whole project....
TL> I would like it better, if it took the focused object (even the one
TL> selected in project view - e.g. package, class, set of classes)
TL> *****************************************************
TL> Tomas Langer
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