It’s easy to collect unit test code coverage because all of the common tools are geared up for it.
This article will explain how you can add unit test coverage to your Maven application in 10 minutes.
We will use the excellent Jacoco code coverage library...
0 replies - 1798 views - 01/18/12 by John Dobie in Articles
Clover is a
great tool for generating code coverage reports from your unit tests. It
can be executed as a plugin in Eclipse, Maven or Ant.
However, not everyone knows that it can also be used to collect coverage data of integration tests.
0 replies - 2670 views - 01/08/12 by Avi Yehuda in Articles
Well known in the Java community for his many published articles, and
as author of the Java Power Tools book, John Smart has agreed to fly over from New Zealand to teach his 5-day Java Power Tools Bootcamp at Skills Matter in London on February 15-19th.
0 replies - 1077 views - 01/04/10 by Wendy Devolder in Announcements
How much code coverage is enough? Do you consider having 100% code coverage an uphill task? Based on whom you talk to, the reply you get varies considerably. I have worked with Managers who would not compromise on anything less than 100% code coverage. On...
20 replies - 13963 views - 10/20/08 by Meera Subbarao in Articles
One of the primary goals of every developer should be to prevent or drastically limit the number of bugs or defects from being introduced in their source code. It is also our responsibility to write good, extensible, testable, and maintainable code. This...
5 replies - 16473 views - 09/01/08 by Meera Subbarao in Articles
