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Thu, 20 April 2006 13:32

Eclipse User

Hi,

I am using the Code Coverage tool that comes with TPTP. I am using Eclipse
3.1.2 and TPTP 4.1.0.1. I am seeing inconsistent result when running my
testes.

1) When collecting coverage data manually running eclipse, something the
all method within a class is collected, but sometime some of the methods
that arent call doesnt show up in the report.

2) When collecting coverage data using JUnit (The JUnit test case arent
part of TPTPs JUnit), the test method within the JUnit test case doesnt
shows up in the report, and the methods that are call from the JUnit test
method doesnt show up as well, where it shows up in the manual test run.

Is anyone else having these problems?

Regards,
Patrick

Re: Code Coverage [message #68638 is a reply to message #67208]

Wed, 26 April 2006 08:38

Eclipse User

Hi Patrick,
When profiling an application (JUnit tests or non-JUnit classes) for
code coverage, the methods and classes that appear in the Coverage
Statistics view are determines by the filter set of the Code Coverage
profiling set specified in the launch configuration. Can you confirm that
intended classes are not being filtered (see Help >> Help Contents >>
Monitoring and profiling applications >> Monitoring and profiling
applications >> Profiling an application >> Launching or attaching to a
process for profiling >> Specifying profiling criteria)? If not, this
appears to be a defect. Please open a TPTP bugzilla defect and include
screen captures of your Code Coverage profiling set as well as the desired
classes and actual classes that you intend to see in the Coverage Statistics
view.

Paul
"Patrick" <pchuong@ti.com> wrote in message
news:512f44db07ee294c268d759f421f32ec$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> I am using the Code Coverage tool that comes with TPTP. I am using Eclipse
> 3.1.2 and TPTP 4.1.0.1. I am seeing inconsistent result when running my
> testes.
>
> 1) When collecting coverage data manually running eclipse, something the
> all method within a class is collected, but sometime some of the methods
> that aren

Re: Code Coverage [message #69269 is a reply to message #67208]

Mon, 01 May 2006 15:55

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: Navid_Mehregani_nmehrega.ca.ibm.com

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Check your filters and make sure you're not accidentally filtering out the
information you need. To access your filter set, click on the profile
button, select 'Profile...' -> select your launch configuration -> select
the 'profiling' tab -> click on your profiling set -> edit -> next ->
select the profiling options you like -> next -> check your filterset here
and make sure you're not filter out the things you're interested in ->
finish -> profile.

Navid Mehregani
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 Check your filters and make sure you're
not accidentally filtering out the information you need.  To access
your filter set, click on the profile button, select 'Profile...' ->
select your launch configuration -> select the 'profiling' tab ->
click on your profiling set -> edit -> next -> select the profiling
options you like -> next -> check your filterset here and make sure
you're not filter out the things you're interested in -> finish ->
profile.
 
  Navid Mehregani
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