i am using eclipse as well and ive encountered some problem with jcoverage too. i cannot retell precisely what the symptoms were but from what i remember, the main issue was that the testcases were instrumented along with the application classes (and thus the stats were biased). im aware that this problem is quite different from yours, altho i reply in hope it could lead you to some solution.
the problem faced came from the fact that i didnt specify different output folders for test and app classes (in eclipse project propeties). also before building the site (or running the report for that matters) the target/ directory wasnot cleaned. so, as jcoverage plugin instruments all classes under ${maven.build.dest}, testcases were instrumented as well. perhaps your problem is related to an eclipse configuration thingie as was mine ?
not sure that will help but i hope it will at least give some ideas..
-- gd
VLADIMIR TERZIC wrote:
i am using eclipse with maven and i get errors when i try to run jcoverage on my project. (i guess i should mention that i am able to run clover maven task just fine)
i have my source in src/java and my test source code in src/test
i don't have any jcoverage properties set and when i try to run jcoverage only classes from /src/java directory get instrumented (nothing in the package structure bellow). at that point i get IO exception for coverage.xml file missing in target/jcoverage
i would appreciate some help ;-)
thanks vlad
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