Code Coverage Example

Jacob Thompson (86●6●2) | asked Jan 18 '08, 4:55 p.m.

So, I have been over the example code coverage build script many times now and it just is not working.

The problem is that it seems JUnit is not generating the expected coverage file.

It is run with -Xbootclasspath/a:... -Drt.control... , this is taken straight from the example.

However running this through the build and running this command line does not seem to be doing anything emma related. JUnit runs as normal, and runs all the test cases, but no output.

The files are instrumented it seems, but maybe I am missing something.

Has anyone had success setting up the sample?

Thanks,
Jake

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Tobias Widmer (321●1) | answered Jan 22 '08, 6:08 a.m.

jatsrt schrieb:

So, I have been over the example code coverage build script many times
now and it just is not working.

The problem is that it seems JUnit is not generating the expected
coverage file.

It is run with -Xbootclasspath/a:... -Drt.control... , this is taken
straight from the example.

However running this through the build and running this command line
does not seem to be doing anything emma related. JUnit runs as
normal, and runs all the test cases, but no output.

The files are instrumented it seems, but maybe I am missing something.

Has anyone had success setting up the sample?

Thanks,
Jake

Hi,

Could you maybe attach your adapted build script?

Cheers,
Tobias

0	permanent link Jacob Thompson (86●6●2) \| answered Jan 22 '08, 10:00 p.m. See my working build.xml at https://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=703

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