Thank you for putting this up on the wiki, I will test it when I get back to
work next week.
2009/12/29 Simone Gianni
> Oh, by the way, I filled the Wiki with instructions on various ways of
> compiling AspectJ projects using maven, how to force a different version of
> AspectJ, how to use Cober
Oh, by the way, I filled the Wiki with instructions on various ways of
compiling AspectJ projects using maven, how to force a different version
of AspectJ, how to use Cobertura, how to use AJDoc etc..
Nothing incredible, but at least it is all in a single place.
Wim, I didn't incurred in your
Hi Andy,
sorry, I completely missed this mail of yours.
It would be an improvement, a low priority one, to review how AspectJ
assign source/line number attributes to the code it inlines in classes.
This affects not only Cobertura (and any other coverage) reports, but
also debugging and stack t
I will be most grateful Simone! Enjoy your holiday :)
2009/12/3 Simone Gianni
> Hi Wim,
> I didn't forget about you, I have "Add an example pom.xml for AspectJ +
> Cobertura on aj wiki" on my todo list, but found no time yet to do it ..
> hopefully I'll manage to find time on Monday cause it's h
Hi Wim,
I didn't forget about you, I have "Add an example pom.xml for AspectJ +
Cobertura on aj wiki" on my todo list, but found no time yet to do it ..
hopefully I'll manage to find time on Monday cause it's holiday here in
Italy.
Simone
Wim Deblauwe wrote:
Would it be possible to provide a
Would it be possible to provide a sample project with pom.xml on how to do
it? Maybe this can be added to some wiki if there is one of aspectj or you
can add it to the mavenuser wiki?
2009/11/30 Simone Gianni
> Hi Wim,
> I'm using Maven2 + AspectJ + Cobertura successfully, but there are a few
>
Hi Simone,
Regarding:
> Since AspectJ inlines a few calls inside methods using "line 1" of the target
> class file, or the first line of the method,
> you'll see cobertura reporting a lot of hits on this lines, even if they does
> not contain any apparently useful code.
Do you think there is s
Hi Wim,
I'm using Maven2 + AspectJ + Cobertura successfully, but there are a few
caveats.
I'm currently weaving first and then instrumenting with cobertura. If I
remember correctly, I'm cobertura-instrumenting the entire jar. I could
do this cause in our setup coverage reports are executed in
Hi,
I don't know if there should be a difference, but my environment does not
have Maven, just the eclipse plugins. The configuration is just some
AspectJ projects and Java projects, the emma is configured for my junit
tests, the instrumentation is not in-place. The project code is compile
time
Hello Michael,
the plugin works as I tried it today. And there is also a maven plugin
available for Emma. But when I tried to generate the reports with it I got a
java.lang.IllegalStateException: class [patterntesting.runtime.BrokenAspect]
appears to be instrumented already
from the Emma plug
Hi,
I did some work recently to ensure AspectJ works better with Cobertura
- but I think that was when AspectJ was run after Cobertura (ltw
scenario) rather than before. When you say "does not work" - does it
crash? or is there a problem with the instrumentation it adds?
cheers,
Andy
2009/11/28
I am successfully using Eclpise + AJDT + EclEmma. The coverage does work,
but sometimes there are strange consequences of woven code that doesn't get
covered, but at least you can get pretty close to what you would expect.
It would be nice if it were AspectJ smart.
Mike
On Sat, Nov 28, 2009 at
Hello,
we have the same tool chain (Cobertura/Maven2) and the same problems. At the
moment we have disabled Cobertura because we didn't find a workaround. If
somebody knows one I would be also interested in.
regards,
Oliver
Am 28.11.2009 um 09:09 schrieb Wim Deblauwe:
> Hi,
>
> is there any
Hi,
is there anybody who is using AspectJ with a code coverage tool. We are
using Cobertura and Maven2, but that does not work when you start to add an
aspect to your code and you need to use the ajc compiler. I just checked
with Atlassian and Clover cannot seem to manage it according to them.
Any
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