Re: [Cobertura-devel] cobertura basics

[John W. L. <Joh...@sa...>]

For webapps, you have to make sure the instrumented classes are loaded =
by the web app server.  So, make sure the instrumented classes are in =
WEB-INF/classes.  Cobertura can also instrument a war in place if you =
would rather do that.  It can also do jars in place.

Cobertura.ser will need to be in the working directory of the web app =
container.  This is the bin directory for Tomcat.

John=20

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ramirez
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Subject: Re: [Cobertura-devel] cobertura basics


I tried to put the cobertura.ser virtually everywhere now, to no avail. =
The project is a web application and not a standard application, maybe =
that's the reason? Do you test web applications differently? JUnit tests =
seem ok.=20
Theory is that when I access the instrumented class (the class in =
\classes folder which has its equivalent in \instrumented folder) the =
class will do its thing and then exit, and after that the cobertura.ser =
gets updated.
Right? Is there any debug option I could use to see what's right and =
what's not?
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