Our functional tests have been created with QTP and we need to figure out our code coverage. I'm new to both QTP and Clover and am not sure how to get Clover to recognize when QTP tests are executed and therefore generate results from it.
I have installed Clover + Ant and can successfully run clover-start, but no reports are generating. Can anyone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong?
I assume that by QTP you mean HP Quick Test Pro, am I correct?
I assume that you meant 'clover-setup', am I correct (there's no 'clover-start' command)?
First of all, in order to record code coverage (no matter whether it will be collected by execution of unit tests, execution of QTP tests or by manual clicking through the UI) your application must be instrumented. In case of Ant-based builds you have to call <clover-setup> before compilation of the code.
Examplary Ant targets:
clean:
<delete> to remove old classes
with.clover:
<clover-setup> to initialize Clover
compile:
<javac> or <groovyc> to instrument & compile an application
test:
<junit> or QTP or shell scripts etc; see below
clover.report:
<clover-report> to generate reports
Now. How to integrate Clover with Quick Test Pro? It depends what do you want to achieve.
If you will be satisfied by having a global code coverage (i.e. with no per-test coverage) you can just run your QTP tests using instrumented application; after testing just generate a Clover report. I suggest configuring this as a first step.
Next, if you want to see code coverage from every test separately, there are two ways:
Cheers
Marek
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