Hi
Think I may have tracked it down ...
My Junit test was a blank one, so didn't instantiate the class under test.
This it would seem does not then recognise that the class has had no tests (and hence has no coverage). What I was expecting was to say that the class had no coverage.
Is this a configuration option I am missing ?
Rgds
Andy
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