I successfully installed the Oracle Code Compliance Inspector (CCI) extension for JDeveloper by following the instructions. Afterwards I was able to run CCI in JDeveloper. But I'm not able to invoke Oracle CCI from a Command Line.
I can't find the script ("checkCompliance.sh") mentioned in the documentation. It's not part of the zip file I downloaded from oracle.com.
I tried to run the compliance.policy.engine.jar file directly but this fails with an error message:
java -jar /oracle/jdevhome/jdeveloper/jdev/extensions/oracle.fp.compliance.inspector/lib/compliance.policy.engine.jar -inputDir /AIA/demo -outputDir /ComplianceOut
Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from /oracle/jdevhome/jdeveloper/jdev/extensions/oracle.fp.compliance.inspector/lib/compliance.policy.engine.jar
Any suggestions on how to invoke CCI from a command line or where I can find the script mentioned in the documentation?
Regarding the error message I read that this can be fixed by adding a manifest file to the jar archive which defines the Main-Class - but which one is the Main-Class of this jar file?
Okay, it's solved.
As mentioned in this part of the documentation, the CCI command line tools are distributed with Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER).
The CCI command line tools are distributed with OER within the <OER Oracle Home>/tools/solutions/<version>-ComplianceInspector.zip.
What confused me: The OER-Download only contained a single .jar file. It took me some time to realise that the .jar file is a installer.
java -jar OER111170_generic.jar [-log=full_path_to_log_file]
See installation documentation for detailed instructions.
After successfully installing OER, I found the <version>-ComplianceInspector.zip in <OER Home>/repository111/core/tools/solutions/.
The <version>-ComplianceInspector.zip actually contained the checkCompliance.sh file.