as mentioned, I have a jar file with nested jars inside. I need to instrument the nested jars, and I have no impact on this design (my job is to measure the coverage, not to alter the project).
The architecture of the root jar is something like
by default, only the main.class and the other classes in the root.jar are instrumented, and not the nested jar files. but I need the exact opposite of this. do you have any suggestions?
Last edit: 2016-04-05
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as mentioned, I have a jar file with nested jars inside. I need to instrument the nested jars, and I have no impact on this design (my job is to measure the coverage, not to alter the project).
The architecture of the root jar is something like
root.jar
(and several other classes)
and I use offline instrumentation via ant:
by default, only the main.class and the other classes in the root.jar are instrumented, and not the nested jar files. but I need the exact opposite of this. do you have any suggestions?
Last edit: 2016-04-05