Code coverage detection using the Eclemma plug-in in Java

Eclemma is a free, open source tool for detecting Java code coverage that can be easily installed in eclipse. Below I will briefly introduce the following plugin:

One Eclemma installation

1. In Eclipse, open: Help–>eclipse Marketplace

2. Search "Eclemma"

3. Finally, follow the prompts to install Eclemma and restart eclipse

two simple use of Eclemma

(1) using Eclemma to detect the code call situation:

i) look for a Java project, such as this:

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II) then right-click on the project or on a class, select Coverage As–>java application, and the final result is as follows:

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Where the code representation of the green section has been executed, the yellow part indicates partial execution, and the red part indicates that no

(2) Use Eclemma to detect the coverage of code execution:

i) Select: Window–>show view–>other–>java–>coverage display Eclemma view

II) detect the invocation of the code as in the above steps, for example, I have detected the code invocation of the class "Testexternalizable" below, and then in the Coverage view you can see the following effect:

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The Code coverage statistics for each class or package can be clearly seen

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Code coverage detection using the Eclemma plug-in in Java