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I have a Java project which consists of a couple of modules. I am using Sonar to statically analyse my code. Currently I am using sonar-runner to analyse each of the modules, and they appear as different Projects in the main page of Sonar. I would like to see the main project name on the main page, and, once I will click on it, and than on "Components" - to see all of it's modules as sub-projects - just like it appears here:
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No it's not possible with Java runner. Only Maven plugin and Ant task support project structures with modules.
Note that the modules of C# projects are automatically created from the VisualStudio solution file, even if the Java runner is used.
Do you project use Maven ?If it is the case it should work fine if you have a pom.xml for each module and one for your parent module.