I am coming across a similar kind of issue, when I use Maven-findbugs plugin.

Console Output:

The following classes needed for analysis were missing:
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet

javax.servlet.GenericServlet

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Is this also a bug???

Is this the right forum for me to discuss the issue??

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[FB-Discuss] why so many missing class errors?

David Hovemeyer ...
Thu Jul 14 15:15:22 EDT 2005

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Jon Christiansen wrote:

>Yes, and I have submitted the bugfix to the authors... I expect when a

>newer Eclipse plugin is made available, it will have the fix in

>place... due to the way Findbugs works, you will still occasionally

>see these messages, but they should be indeed related to classes that

>are not on the project's classpath.

>  

> 

An updated version of the Eclipse plugin with Jon's bugfix and various

other fixes is available at the following update site:

    http://findbugs.sourceforge.net/eclipsePlugin

You'll need to do Help->Software Updates->Find and Install

and so forth from within Eclipse.

I haven't had time to do a formal release, but hopefully I'll be able

to in a week or so.

There have been reports that the plugin does not work with Eclipse 3.1,

which we will investigate at some point.  It should work fine with

3.0.x.

-Dave

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