A)
SPCop CE (Community Edition):
1.
Download
We can down load SPCop.Setup.msi
file version 5.1.4.9436 in the
following location
Supports: It supports Visual Studio 2013,
2012, 2010
2. Installation: After downloading
SPCop.Setup.msi install this SPCop EC.
3. After Installing it is
directly Attach to Visual Studio 2013 As follows
Righty click on Solution
Select SPCop Community Edition
Next click on Run SharePoint Code Check
SPCop CE Analysis the Code it displays error messages
and warning messages as follows
In above Screen we can find out non disposed objects
and others details.
B)
SPDispose Check Static Analysis:
1.
Download
We can down load SPDisposeCheckRules-VS2012.rar
file in the following location
Supports: It supports Visual Studio 2013
2. Installation: After downloading
extract zip file it contains dll and exe files
Now right click on SPDisposeCheck.exe install.
We can analysis code in two ways
i.
With visual studio 2013
Attach SPDisposeCheck to visual
studio 2013
Open solution file click on project
and select properties next click on code analysis
Check Enable code Analysis on the build
Click on open button check SPDisposeCheck and change it action to
Error As follows
Click save then it ask rule name gave rule name give
rule name (ex: rule1) and click on save
Select Rule Set and browse Rule1 file and save
Now build the project it shows the following warnings
Note: this tool is analysis only try catch blocks.
ii.
With Command prompt
Open the
command prompt
Change the
directory to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Team
Tools\Static Analysis Tools\FxCop\Rules.
Using bellow
command
Cd C:\Program
Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Team Tools\Static Analysis
Tools\FxCop\Rules
SPDisposeCheck.exe
D:\Dlls Axalta.Global.DcpIformsTemplate.dll
Note:
If we have used SPContext.Site,
SPContext.Current.Site, SPContext.Web, and SPContext.Current.Web to get the
web or site objects then no need to dispose these Objects explicitly as it will
be handled by SharePoint .
If we have used like SPSite oSPsite = new SPSite("http://server") , SPWeb oSPWeb = oSPSite.OpenWeb()
then we need to dispose the Objects by use of using statements or calling object.Dispose() in Finally Block.
For more information Please go through the below url for your reference
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