Hi Shekar,
> It's about instructing the Jacoco agent to wipe the execution data between
> the dump requests.
This feature is called "reset".
If documentation does not answer your question please feel free to start
a new thread in this form.
Cheers,
-marc
On 2018-02-08 11:31, Shekar G wro
Appreciate for the links and input Marc. I could get over the issue.
It's a trivial thing to do with setting the JAVA_OPTIONS in the
setDomainEnv.sh. I'm able to get the coverage now.
I have a different question now. Not sure if it's fine to ask in this
thread or should I be creating a new one.
It'
Hi Shekar,
the JaCoCo agent is a command line option that you pass to the JVM. See
documentation:
http://www.jacoco.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/agent.html
I can't tell you how to configure Weblogic JVMs. Please study their
documentation or contact Weblogic support for this. Or maybe there is an
Thanks for the response Marc. I'm using Ant script to collect the execution
data from the linux server where the weblogic is running. I see 2 entries
for Weblogic when I run JPS command to know the number of JVMs. I'd like to
know how do I attach the agent to a specific JVM that is used by the
appl
Hi Shekar,
so how do you collect execution data?
Note that in a distributed scenario you need to configure the JaCoCo
agent for the JVM executing the application under test. Also some
application servers use more than a single JVM.
Regards,
-marc
On 2018-02-06 12:54, shekar.e...@gmail.com w
