Hi,
you need to ensure that the Tomcat instance under test runs with the
JaCoCo agent. Documentation shows how to configure the agent:
http://www.jacoco.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/agent.html
Typically Tomcat comes with its own configuration files where you can do
this.
In case you want to dynamically configure the agent during your build
the jacoco:agent task simply helps you assemble the command line option.
After tomcat is properly terminated the agent writes a execution data
file (e.g. jacoco.exec). Using this file and the original class files a
report can be generated with the jacoco:report task.
The process and all Ant tasks are documented:
http://www.jacoco.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/ant.html
Regards,
-marc
On 2017-09-19 19:53, [email protected] wrote:
Hi
I am new to jacoco and i have tried jacoco on a core java application
with <jacoco:coverage> and it has worked fine. now i want to integrate
jacoco on a web application which runs on tomcat. i saw that we have
to add <jacoco:agent> for that below are my doubts
1. if we add <jacoco:agent> in build.xml is that sufficent ? or do i
have to make changes for java_OPTS in tomcat ?
2. i tried in the below way and it did not work am i missing something
?
a. added <jacoco:agent> in build.xml and made changes for
java_Opts in tomcat.
where do we get the result inde.html in this case.
do we have to do anything else other than this?
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