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For this Assignment, you analyze the Walden Emergency Response System (WERS) code for dependencies. To do this, you download the jDepend plug-in and install it into the NetBeans IDE. Follow the instructions in Installing jDepend in the NetBeans IDE document. You should already have the NetBeans IDE installed on your system. If not, or if you need to reinstall NetBeans, download and install the most recent version of NetBeans from the website.
With jDepend installed, set up the WERS source code as a NetBeans project. To do this, select the Open Project option from the File menu in NetBeans and navigate to the directory where you unzipped the WERS source code. WERS displays with a Java coffee cup icon to indicate that it can be opened as a NetBeans Project.
Select WERS, and then click the Open Project button. Run jDepend over WERS. In addition, look at the UML diagrams you generated for this unit's Discussion.
The number of package-to-package dependencies in WERS (Determine whether they preserve strict layering, i.e., they depend on the level immediately below.)
A list of classes from outside the planning package that depend on (use) the Planner class
A list of classes in packages other than planning that the Planner class depends on (uses)
The addition to your UML diagrams from the Discussion of any missing dependency information found by jDepend
An analysis of the code complexity (Keep in mind that code complexity is based largely on the number of dependencies in the code.)