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h1. Eclipse configuration for Petals source code

h2. Use the right source code formatter for Java files

You can define it by following these steps :
* go to *Window \-> Preferences*, then select *Java \-> Code Style \-> Formatter*:
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* click on "*Import*", and select the file "eclipse_formatter.xml" from the svn repository : [https://svn.petalslink.org/svnroot/trunk/product/dev/prod/petals/dev-tools/petals-checkstyle-rules/src/main/resources/eclipse/eclipse_formatter.xml|https://svn.petalslink.org/svnroot/trunk/product/dev/prod/petals/dev-tools/petals-checkstyle-rules/src/main/resources/eclipse/eclipse_formatter.xml]
* click on "*Apply*" to save.

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h2. Use the right source code formatter for XML files

Configure your XML formatter as following:
* go to *Window \-> Preferences*, then select *XML \-> XML Files \-> Editor*,
* apply the following configuration:
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h2. Use the right source code formatter for Apache Ant files

Configure your XML formatter as following:
* go to *Window \-> Preferences*, then select *Ant \-> Editor \-> Formatter*,
* apply the following configuration:
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* click on "*Apply*" to save.

* apply the following configuration:
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* click on "*Apply*" to save.

h2. Integrating the Petals SonarQube Server

Configure the Petals SonarQube Server as following:
* go to *Window \-> Preferences*, then select *SonarQube \-> Servers*,
* apply the following configuration:
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To see Sonar violations into your Java editor, you must re-import your projects.