Check code conventions

Anyone seen or have any ideas about using javadoc to check code for code conventions compliance? I read about use of it to report source where variables are not declareed private (http://www.smotricz.com/kabutz/Issue035.html) - it might be interesting to apply this to other conventions such as variable and method naming.

No ideas here. We have a DocCheck doclet, but that checks only doc comments, not the
code itself: http://java.sun.com/javadoc/doccheck
A doclet based on javadoc 1.3.x could only check the declarations of code and not its
implementation, because it does not have access to the implementation through the
Doclet API. With 1.4, the Doclet API gives the source position (file, line number) of the
code, which a doclet could then access and check the implementation.
-Doug Kramer
Javadoc team

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