I have a project that has four components; the project has its own "pom.xml"
file and each of the four components has its own "pom.xml" file. The group I
work with needs to know what its code coverage is, and they're using JaCoCo to
calculate that. Right now JaCoCo is saying it has 0.0% code coverage, which my
lead informs me is impossible.
I wrote up a sample project and ran JaCoCo on it, and it produced a
"jacoco.xml" file that had lots of coverage information in it. On the other
hand, the only "jacoco.xml" file under my project's directory has contents:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<!DOCTYPE report PUBLIC "-//JACOCO//DTD Report 1.0//EN" "report.dtd">
<report name="Tree Component Tests (using Behavior Recording)">
<sessioninfo id="A-1007000-f82ccd56" start="1389627867509"
dump="1389627873157"/>
</report>
There's no coverage information in there at all. The only difference that
stands out between my sample project and this larger project is that the larger
one has multiple components. Is JaCoCo not meant to produce coverage
information on projects that have multiple components?
I apologize in advance to Marc Hoffmann. He's been helping me significantly in
the other thread I started in this user group regarding this same problem. But
I have a Sell-Off in two days and kind of need to get this problem fixed, and
that other thread just wasn't doing the job.
I ask again, it JaCoCo not meant to work on projects that have multiple
components?
Kevin S
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