Firstly, thanks Vlad, this certianly seems like a great project (i have been using it for 2 days :-D )
I do have a small problem that I am hopiing someone can help me with, I am currently writing a library that I intend to using a in Struts web app.
Because of this I have using the <Junit> task as my execution instead of <Java> in Ant. It appears to work propertly, however it misses some of the classes.
For example, I have 4 custom exception classes and I have a simple IDENTICAL unit test for each. My coverage report says that 1 of them is 100% tested and the others are all 0%.
Is there something that I am doing wrong possibly?
I am using Eclipse & Ant
Thanks,
Corey
corey@motionworks.com.my
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Firstly, thanks Vlad, this certianly seems like a great project (i have been using it for 2 days :-D )
I do have a small problem that I am hopiing someone can help me with, I am currently writing a library that I intend to using a in Struts web app.
Because of this I have using the <Junit> task as my execution instead of <Java> in Ant. It appears to work propertly, however it misses some of the classes.
For example, I have 4 custom exception classes and I have a simple IDENTICAL unit test for each. My coverage report says that 1 of them is 100% tested and the others are all 0%.
Is there something that I am doing wrong possibly?
I am using Eclipse & Ant
Thanks,
Corey
corey@motionworks.com.my
Sorry, i think i have fixed the problem. I had forgotten to set on of the JVM args.
<jvmarg value="-Demma.coverage.out.merge=true" />
thanks,
Corey