Cobertura in EAR artefacts

2009-09-14 Thread Frederic Camblor
Hi folks !
I'm facing a problematic concerning the cobertura report.

Suppose we have an EAR Application with :
- A Business module
- A Web module

Web layer uses the Business Layer.
Unit tests are made in both Business and WEB modules.

When I run tests on WEB module, some Business classes are called during the
test process.

My problem is : I don't know how to parameterize cobertura in order to
aggregate results from Business layer during the Web Layer tests execution.

That is to say, for now on, I've only 10% of test coverage on Business layer
and 50% of test coverage on Web layer ... because they are aggregated *
independently* !
Although I'm sure I could have almost ~40% of test coverage on Business
layer with the execution of tests on Web layer :(

Someone already faced the problem ?

Thanks in advance
Frederic


Re: Cobertura in EAR artefacts

2009-09-14 Thread Roland Asmann
Ah, this unfortunately means that you *CAN'T* run the site-build as you 
normally would, since the reports are generated on a per-module basis and you 
would 'update;  your results with a later test.

So, it's best to 'manually' test your coverage or have 2 'passes' of maven's 
site-build to include the updated cobertura-results.

And maybe it needs mentioning, maybe not: stay away from the 'clean'-goal 
between these passes! :-)


On Monday 14 September 2009 18:03, Roland Asmann wrote:
 Couldn't you just package the cobertura-jars in your EAR and run
 integration-tests on them? I believe that Cobertura writes all calls to the
 respective data-files when methods are called... At least, last time I
 checked this worked for me... :-)

 To use the cobertura-jars, just add the cobertura:instrument call in the
 POM and Maven will handle the rest... Be carefull though, it's probably
 best to do this in a test-profile, since your normal artifacts will now
 have Cobertura-classes in them!

 POM-snippet:
 -- SNIPPET --
   profiles
     profile
       idtest/id
       build
         plugins
           plugin
             groupIdorg.codehaus.mojo/groupId
             artifactIdcobertura-maven-plugin/artifactId
             version2.3/version
             executions
               execution
                 idinstrument/id
                 phaseprocess-classes/phase
                 goals
                   goalinstrument/goal
                 /goals
               /execution
             /executions
           /plugin
         /plugins
       /build
       dependencies
         dependency
           groupIdnet.sourceforge.cobertura/groupId
           artifactIdcobertura/artifactId
           version1.9.2/version
         /dependency
       /dependencies
     /profile
   /profiles
 --- SNIPPET ENDS --

 On Monday 14 September 2009 17:21, Frederic Camblor wrote:
  Hi folks !
  I'm facing a problematic concerning the cobertura report.
 
  Suppose we have an EAR Application with :
  - A Business module
  - A Web module
 
  Web layer uses the Business Layer.
  Unit tests are made in both Business and WEB modules.
 
  When I run tests on WEB module, some Business classes are called during
  the test process.
 
  My problem is : I don't know how to parameterize cobertura in order to
  aggregate results from Business layer during the Web Layer tests
  execution.
 
  That is to say, for now on, I've only 10% of test coverage on Business
  layer and 50% of test coverage on Web layer ... because they are
  aggregated * independently* !
  Although I'm sure I could have almost ~40% of test coverage on Business
  layer with the execution of tests on Web layer :(
 
  Someone already faced the problem ?
 
  Thanks in advance
  Frederic

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Re: Cobertura in EAR artefacts

2009-09-14 Thread Roland Asmann
Couldn't you just package the cobertura-jars in your EAR and run 
integration-tests on them? I believe that Cobertura writes all calls to the 
respective data-files when methods are called... At least, last time I 
checked this worked for me... :-)

To use the cobertura-jars, just add the cobertura:instrument call in the POM 
and Maven will handle the rest... Be carefull though, it's probably best to 
do this in a test-profile, since your normal artifacts will now have 
Cobertura-classes in them!

POM-snippet:
-- SNIPPET --
  profiles
    profile
      idtest/id
      build
        plugins
          plugin
            groupIdorg.codehaus.mojo/groupId
            artifactIdcobertura-maven-plugin/artifactId
            version2.3/version
            executions
              execution
                idinstrument/id
                phaseprocess-classes/phase
                goals
                  goalinstrument/goal
                /goals
              /execution
            /executions
          /plugin
        /plugins
      /build
      dependencies
        dependency
          groupIdnet.sourceforge.cobertura/groupId
          artifactIdcobertura/artifactId
          version1.9.2/version
        /dependency
      /dependencies
    /profile
  /profiles
--- SNIPPET ENDS --



On Monday 14 September 2009 17:21, Frederic Camblor wrote:
 Hi folks !
 I'm facing a problematic concerning the cobertura report.

 Suppose we have an EAR Application with :
 - A Business module
 - A Web module

 Web layer uses the Business Layer.
 Unit tests are made in both Business and WEB modules.

 When I run tests on WEB module, some Business classes are called during the
 test process.

 My problem is : I don't know how to parameterize cobertura in order to
 aggregate results from Business layer during the Web Layer tests execution.

 That is to say, for now on, I've only 10% of test coverage on Business
 layer and 50% of test coverage on Web layer ... because they are aggregated
 * independently* !
 Although I'm sure I could have almost ~40% of test coverage on Business
 layer with the execution of tests on Web layer :(

 Someone already faced the problem ?

 Thanks in advance
 Frederic

-- 
Roland Asmann

CFC Informationssysteme Entwicklungsgesellschaft m.b.H
Bäckerstrasse 1/2/7
A-1010 Wien
FN 266155f, Handelsgericht Wien

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Fax.: +43/1/513 88 62
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