Re: [java code coverage] Re: Merging code coverage through integration and unit tests.

2016-09-28 Thread Marc Hoffmann
No, this really means the header and footer of the report page, not the table itself. We have a PR in the pipe to make the table fully customizable: https://github.com/jacoco/jacoco/pull/382 Regards, -marc On 2016-09-28 17:49, syashwan...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks for your help. Apologies

[java code coverage] Re: Merging code coverage through integration and unit tests.

2016-09-28 Thread syashwanthk
Thanks for your help. Apologies for bringing up such questions. One request from the change log I see in 0.7.7. "New parameters title and footer for Maven reporting goals allow customization of generated reports." Does the above feature imply we can customise the report to check the covered

[java code coverage] Re: Merging code coverage through integration and unit tests.

2016-09-28 Thread Evgeny Mandrikov
JaCoCo is agnostic to the way you run your tests. If you can execute your tests without JaCoCo, then execution of tests with JaCoCo shouldn't differ. Make sure that you generate reports on a correct stage, i.e. if your tests are execuetd as "integration tests" ( maven-failsafe-plugin or

Re: [java code coverage] Ant : Jacoco Code Coverage Report is not generating with PowerMocito

2016-09-28 Thread vijay kumar
Thanks for details. I have gone through these documents but i didn't find any unit test files are ran using junit in the ant offline instrumentation example. Also when i ran the below mentioned build.xml (which is from offline instrumentation) it's not working and i am getting the error

[java code coverage] Re: Merging code coverage through integration and unit tests.

2016-09-28 Thread Evgeny Mandrikov
Hi, Yes it is possible starting from version 0.7.7 , which introduced "report-aggregate" Maven mojo - see http://www.eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/report-aggregate-mojo.html Build of JaCoCo itself utilizes this feature - see

[java code coverage] Re: Generating a test-report crashes ant

2016-09-28 Thread Evgeny Mandrikov
Hi, Looking on innermost message of stack trace - "Can't add different class with same name: org/jvnet/lafplugin/ComponentPluginManager", I'm pretty sure that you need to exclude duplicates of class from report or put them into different group. See "Why do I get an error when I try to analyze

[java code coverage] Re: Merging code coverage through integration and unit tests.

2016-09-28 Thread syashwanthk
Hi, Thanks a lot for the quick reply. From the information you have provided I could create a sample multi-module project and was successfully able to replicate the same thing I was asking in the above request. But that was all using unit tests only. Majority of the test cases we use are