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Are there any tools in Netbeans that allow you to generate a file, report, log, or something like that to find all methods that are deprecated in a Class or Project?
I tried to find on the Internet, and on Stack itself, however, I only found something for Eclipse, where they were presented along with the project warnings.
I use Netbeans 8.0.
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Open the properties of your project, go to the option Compilação within the option Construir in the tree on the left side. In the field Opções Adicionais do Compilador insert -deprecation. After that the depreciated methods will be shown as warning in the output of the project when compiled.
Show a Description of each use or override of a deprecated.
In free translation:
Shows the description of each use or overload of members or depreciated classes.
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Would reply but if you do not mind translating, the answer is in the stackoverflow in English: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2583138/how-do-i-detect-the-deprecated-methods-in-a-program
– Cedric S.
Thanks, maybe it was the way I researched, giving more focus on "Netbeans" than on Java that made me not find.
– Jonathan Cani
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