We want to use Emma to determine the code coverage while running UI flows on J2EE application deployed on weblogic.
This application consists many jars(around 50-100) at different directory structures.
Should i be using offline instrumentation or offline instrumentation?
Also what is the best way to instrument all the jars in that application?
Which one will be better to use here,defining ant tasks or command lines?
In case of ant task,do i need to create the build file mentioning the emma ant task for each and every project?or i can make this entry in the application build file?
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Hi,
We want to use Emma to determine the code coverage while running UI flows on J2EE application deployed on weblogic.
This application consists many jars(around 50-100) at different directory structures.
Should i be using offline instrumentation or offline instrumentation?
Also what is the best way to instrument all the jars in that application?
Which one will be better to use here,defining ant tasks or command lines?
In case of ant task,do i need to create the build file mentioning the emma ant task for each and every project?or i can make this entry in the application build file?