Re: [Cobertura-devel] creating instrumented war

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We're actually still using Maven 1.x.

I updated the Cobertura plugin to instrument the war, but it wasn't very
complicated.

In light of this, let me know if  I can still help...

Now, if I can only get Tomcat to persist the coverage info...!

cheers,

David



                                                                           
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David,

Could you please give a description on how you instrumented your build
for Tomcat with Maven 2?  I am assuming you are using Maven 2.

Creating and using an instrumented war file with Tomcat is something we
are struggling for a while. It would be a great help to use and probably
other people on the mailing list to find a complete description on how
to get a successful instrumented build and use it with Tomcat.

Points of interest:

Maven Cobertura version; special configuration in your pom file;
sequence of mvn goals, etc.

Best,

Andreas


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Thanks!  That works - I'd overlooked it.

However, I am running into an issue with Tomcat not updating the
cobertura.ser when it shuts down.  We install it as a service, and when
the
service is stopped, nothing gets updated.  Same thing if I start it from
the command line using tomcat5.exe.  However, if I copy the other files
across in the bin directory and start it using "startup.bat", it does
update cobertura.ser.

We'd like to run our acceptance tests on as close as install as
possible,
so we'd like to avoid the last option if possible.  Does anyone know why
the service doesn't update the ser file?

cheers,

David
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Cobertura 1.8 has support for instrumenting a war file.   Try creating
the
war, then instrumenting it.

I'm not sure this has been tried with maven though.

John

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Subject: [Cobertura-devel] creating instrumented war

Hi,

I'm trying to create an instrumented war file that I can deploy and run
tests against.

I'm using maven, so I am calling the cobertura:on goal in the plugin.
However, this only instruments the non-interface classes, and so when I
jar
up this directory, it doesn't contain any interfaces.

I'm trying to avoid having to copy the instrumented files over the
non-instrumented ones to get all the files I need.

Is there a way to get cobertura to include the interface classes (I
understand they're not instrumented, but I would have thought it would
make
sense to take a set of java classes and produce a copy of those classes
where all the classes exist and the non-interface classes are
instrumented)?

cheers,

David


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