JArchitect

About JArchitect

1. What is JArchitect?

JArchitect is a tool that simplifies managing a complex Java code base. Architects and developers can analyze code structure, specify design rules, do effective code reviews and master evolution by comparing different versions of the code.

2. What kind of flaws does JArchitect detect?

JArchitect provides more than 120 default CQLinq queries to detect flaws concerning:

Dependencies,
Complex implementations,
Naming,
Structure problems,
and much more ...

You can customize easily these default rules or create your rules using CQLinq

3. What kind of technology does JArchitect use?

JArchitect provides more than 120 default CQLinq queries to detect flaws concerning dependencies, complex implementations, naming, structure problems and more. You can customize easily these default rules or create your rules using CQLinq

4. Does JArchitect require the source code?

No it's not mandatory, JArchitect analyze the byte code and the source code is only needed for some metrics like the Cyclomatic Complexity or LOC.

5. Which languages are supported?

jarchitect supports Java, and each language using the JVM and generating the byte code.

6. Can I run JArchitect from the command line?

Yes using the JArchitect.Console.exe executable.

Supported Platforms

1. Which operating systems are supported?

JArchitect currently supports Microsoft Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.

2. Which requirements to run JArchitect?

For Linux you need Glibc 2.13 or higher.

3. Which versions of Microsoft Windows are supported?

We support:

Windows XP (32/64-bit, all editions)
Windows Vista (32/64-bit, all editions)
Windows 7 (32/64-bit, all editions)
Windows 8 (32/64-bit, all editions)

Minimum system requirements:

Pentium 4 or better CPU
1 GB or more RAM
For the Report, Internet Explorer 7 or above (Firefox 10+ or Chrome recommended)

Most modern Windows PC’s can run JArchitect without any trouble.

4. Which flavors of Linux are supported?

We support most recent Linux distributions including:

Ubuntu (9 or higher)
Fedora (13 or higher)
Suse
CentOS
Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Minimum system requirements:

GLIBC 2.13 or higher
Pentium 4 or better CPU
1 GB or more RAM
For the Report, modern web browsers (Firefox 10+ or Chrome recommended)

Most modern Linux PC’s can run JArchitect without any trouble.

5. Can I use JArchitect with Eclipse?

No. an Eclipse plugin will be available soon.

6. Does JArchitect work on my 64-bit machine?

Yes, 64-bit machines are supported.

Licensing and ordering

1. What kind of license do you offer?

We offer Developer and DevOps licenses. For more details see the editions page.

2. Does a license include updates and maintenance?

Each license entitles you to all maintenance and update releases within the same major version.

3. Which features are used in the trial license?

The trial license is fully featured, but time limited (14-day free trial.)

4. How do I purchase a license?

You can purchase using your credit card from our purchase page, or purchase directly from us. Please contact us for a quotation.

5. When to expect my purchased license?

After your payment is complete, you'll receive two separate e-mails :

One confirmation email from BlueSnap, sent a few minutes after you placed your order.
One license email with your license ID and license file. The license email is sent from a few minutes to a few hours after you placed your order, the time it takes to validate the payment information.

6. Do you have volume discounts?

We provide some flexibility if you would like to purchase large volumes of licenses. For more details please contact us.

Contacts

Business Hours

Monday-Friday: 10am to 8pm
Saturday: 11am to 3pm
Sunday: Closed

Frequently Asked Questions