Tag versions of Java EE based on deployment descriptors #846
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Wait for windup/windup#1587 |
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Running an analysis with the latest version of the rules against the test objects produces this index page: |
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running against the previous version of test data files (ie including EJB, JPA and Servlet test data files) produces this output (note the tags produced by the java rules): |
…up-rulesets into agoncal-agoncal/discoverxml
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Thanks again @agoncal - This is a great addition to the rules. |
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These rules check for the version number of Java EE deployment descriptors and tags the technology used (eg. EJB) and its version (eg. 3.2)