Hi You can try to create a XSL that will page through each page by section. I will post the code tomorrow.
Thanks, Yama On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 1:25 PM, krosty <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm using the following code to generate xml report using > NCoverExplorer off of coverage.xml (which is generated from NCover). > But I'm noticing that the xml report generated (CoverageSummary.xml) > is a 0 byte file. In ccnet.config 'merge' block, I'm putting the path > to the the merged xml CoverageMerge.xml. Don't know if its supposed > to be used this way. its not showing anything. I'm using > NCoverExplorer.xsl and NCoverExplorerSummary.xsl provided by NCover. > Has anybody done it. I can easily integrate other report types like > ModuleSummary, ModuleNamespaceSummary, ModuleClassSummary, > ModuleClassFunctionSummary, etc. But my manager wants to see the Full > coverage report in CCNet. Full coverage report I think is meant to be > used with the htmlReportName option. And it generates only html > (actually multiple). > > > <ncoverexplorer program="tools\ncoverexplorer > \ncoverexplorer.console.exe" > projectName="My Project" > reportType="FullCoverageReport" > sort="Name" > filter="None" > outputDir="${build.reports}" > xmlReportName="CoverageSummary.xml" > htmlReportName="CoverageSummary.html" > mergeFileName="CoverageMerge.xml" > showExcluded="True" > failMinimum="True"> > <fileset> > <include name="coverage.xml" /> > </fileset> > <exclusions> > <exclusion type="Assembly" pattern="*.Tests" /> > </exclusions> > </ncoverexplorer> > > Has anybody have any answers? >
