Follow the steps given on following pages to install and configure SonarQube in your Eclipse IDE.
Once you are done with installation and configuration of SonarQUbe server in Eclipse IDE, for code analysis, all you need is right click on your project and click SonarQube > Analyze and that is it. The violations would appear in SonarQube analysis as shown in the screenshot below.
However, do note that these issues may not appear if you try to access on the browser. For that to happen, you need to once again run “sonar-runner” from the project root.
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