Anonymizer is a java tool for anonymize my own projet to publish it under another name. (currently JeeDePom)

It does :

• change the name of the directory
• change the name of the package in source code files
• change the name of author
• revert the changes with the -i option.

• place a config file named anonymizer.properties in the root directory of your projet

• eventually tell git to forget anonymizer.properties file via the command

  echo "anonymizer.properties" >> .gitignore

valeur1=valeur2
masociete=jeedepom
repertoire1=repertoire2
marcel=guillotin

java anonymizer [-h|-i] project-directory

or (if packaged in a jar-file)

java -jar anonymizer.jar

or (if you've getted sources with maven)

process-classes org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.2.1:exec -Dexec.args=-classpath %classpath fr.jeedepom.anonymizer.Anonymizer  src/test/resources -Dexec.executable=/usr/java/latest/bin/java -Dexec.classpathScope=runtime

• probably some refactoring to clarify classes
• find a way to completly refactor package directory :
  • a directory became two directories ( mycompagny <-> fr.newname ), actually it only rename one to another.
  • correct the package name with the news directories
• find a way to replace only a word by another. Actually changing "de" by "fr" would cause serious problems, for 'default' java keyword
• Build some UnitTesting with a file-repository mock.

To build (compiling) this project, you need a JDK1.7 and Maven3. The easier way to build is to import the project into Netbeans Java IDE provided by Oracle Inc. You could also import the project into Eclipse as a "Maven Projet with existing sources".