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I'm new to Clover and I would like to apply test coverage to a J2EE web application with Websphere server. I am wondering that is it possible to run it without providing junit test cases ? in other words, is it possible to execute test cases from the browser on the fly since it's a web application ? for example, the user will be clicking around on the browser, and Clover will be sitting on the back tracking which method or class from which servlet that is being called and excuted, and then generate a report at the end based on that.
If so, can you give me instructions or example on how to do it on Eclipse ?
I have the same question. In our sprint lifecycle, progression of tests is as follows:
0. Develop unit (JUnit) tests
1. Sanity tests ahead of hand over to QA
2. QA tests
3. Full regression test (priori to FCS)
I would like to build uo coverage metrics cumulatively fro (0) through (3).
Would Clover enable me to do this? Pl note that tests (2) and (3) are most likely executed by hand (using the
web interface).
Yes, you can measure code coverage for any code which has been instrumented, no matter whether it's executed as a unit test or manually.
In order to run server-based test you will need to change flushing policy to "threaded" or "interval" (unless you will shutdown Websphere). More details on Working+with+Distributed+Applications and Using+a+Flush+Policy pages.
In order to have single coverage report from all kinds of tests you have to merge clover.db files - e.g. via command line tool CloverMerge or Ant clover-merge task.
Please note that:
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I've just found this after asking myself https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/62200/no-coverage-being-generated-from-weblogic-hosted-instrumented-ear
I've followed these isntructions with no coverage output being produced. Is there additional troubleshooting/debug information available?
Thanks,
Banos.
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I mentioned about merging of database files, but this has to be done after running tests. In general we have two approaches for multi-module builds:
clover2:instrument or clover2:setup
goals), run whole application, (no need to merge), next generate a coverage reportRegards
Marek
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