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SonarCube and Hybris integration

There are some issues reported for SonarCube 6.7 integration with Hybris. The recommended version is Sonar 6.4 or less. For Sonar 6.4, there is no need to build the database. Please follow the below steps to use sonarcube with Hybris. For the POC, we have used Hybris 6.4.0.2 and sonar 6.4.

Sonar Cube configuration


1.       Download sonar 6.4 and install/unzip.
2.       For the POC, we have used Embedded Database (default). But multiple database is supported. Access management can also be implemented. However, for the simplicity purpose, it is not used for the POC
3.       The java properties can be set at the sonar.properties file (not used in our case). Example of the property is sonar.web.javaOpts=-Xmx512m -Xms128m -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError which can be enabled in the sonar.properties file under conf folder of the installed folder.
4.       Start sonarcube using StartSonar.bat present in appropriate directory for windows server, for linux/mac, use sonar.sh from appropriate installation directory.

Hybris configuration


1.       Download the ant task jar sonarqube-ant-task-2.5.jar and put it in  config/customize/platform/resources/ant/sonar/lib under Hybris installation directory
2.       Copy the existing sonar.xml file from <INSTALL_DIR>\hybris\bin\platform\resources\ant  to config/customize/platform/resources/ant. Please keep a backup of existing sonar.xml file
3.       In the copied sonar.xml, replace the existing sonarqube-ant-task jar file with the new sonarqube-ant-task-2.5.jar file . For example, updated lines will look like as below

<taskdef uri="antlib:org.sonar.ant" resource="org/sonar/ant/antlib.xml">
                      <classpath>
                                    <path path="${platformhome}/resources/ant/sonar/lib/sonarqube-ant-task-2.5.jar" />
                      </classpath>
       </taskdef>

4.       In the copied sonar.xml, replace all "sonar.binaries" with "sonar.java.binaries"
5.       In the copied sonar.xml, replace all "sonar.libraries" with "sonar.java.libraries"
6.       Configure your sonar project in the local.properties as below
sonar.language=java
sonar.projectName=HYBRIS SONAR POC
sonar.projectKey= HYBRISSONARPOC
sonar.projectVersion=1.0

7.       To exclude OOTB extension, use below property in the local.properties
sonar.excludedExtensions= core,testweb,scripting,paymentstandard,mediaweb,maintenanceweb,deliveryzone,commons,processing,impex,validation,catalog,europe1,platformservices,workflow

8.       Use below property in the local.properties to exclude gensrc/** and jalo/** folder from scanning for each custom folder
9.       sonar.exclusions=gensrc/**,src/de/hybris/platform/jalo/**
10.   From platform folder ( hybris/bin/platform), execute "ant customize" to apply above customization.
11.   From platform folder, execute “ant sonar”
12.   Now, new project HYBRIS SONAR POC will be created in sonar
Reference: https://wiki.hybris.com/display/hybrisALF/Measuring+Code+Quality+with+Sonar

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