[Fb-contrib-commit] SF.net SVN: fb-contrib:[1593] trunk/fb-contrib/htdocs/index.shtml

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Revision: 1593
          http://fb-contrib.svn.sourceforge.net/fb-contrib/?rev=1593&view=rev
Author:   dbrosius
Date:     2010-08-29 05:31:24 +0000 (Sun, 29 Aug 2010)

Log Message:
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document PUS

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/fb-contrib/htdocs/index.shtml

Modified: trunk/fb-contrib/htdocs/index.shtml
===================================================================
--- trunk/fb-contrib/htdocs/index.shtml	2010-08-29 03:25:48 UTC (rev 1592)
+++ trunk/fb-contrib/htdocs/index.shtml	2010-08-29 05:31:24 UTC (rev 1593)
@@ -73,9 +73,9 @@
 		</div>
 
 		<hr/>
-		<img id="svn_image" src="flip1.gif" onClick="toggleBlock('svn', 'svn_image');" align="top"/>
+		<img id="svn_image" src="flip2.gif" onClick="toggleBlock('svn', 'svn_image');" align="top"/>
 		Detectors added in svn<br/>
-		<div id="svn" style="display:none">
+		<div id="svn" style="display:block;">
 			<ul>
 				<li><b>[CVAA] ContraVariant Array Assignment</b><br/>
 				Looks for contravariant array assignments. Since arrays are mutable data structures, their use 
@@ -88,12 +88,16 @@
 				check. Instead it references another object of the same type. It is likely that null 
 				check is being done on the wrong variable, either because of a copy/paste error, 
 				or a change in implementation.</li>
+				<li><b>[PUS] Possible Unsuspected Serialization</b><br/>
+				Looks for serialization of non-static inner classes. As this serializes
+				the enclosing class, it may unintentially bring in more to the serialization
+				than is wanted.</li>
 			</ul>
 		</div>
 		<hr/>
-		<img id="v4_4_0_image" src="flip2.gif" onClick="toggleBlock('v4_4_0', 'v4_4_0_image');" align="top"/>
+		<img id="v4_4_0_image" src="flip1.gif" onClick="toggleBlock('v4_4_0', 'v4_4_0_image');" align="top"/>
 		Detectors added in v4.4.0<br/>
-		<div id="v4_4_0" style="display:block;">
+		<div id="v4_4_0" style="display:none;">
 			<ul>
 				<li><b>[ROOM] Reflection on Object Methods</b><br/>
 				Looks for method calls through reflection on methods found in java.lang.Object. 


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