Clover provides a set of Command line tools for integration with legacy build systems such as Make, or custom build scripts. If you use Jakarta Ant to build your project, a set of Clover Ant Tasks provides easier Ant integration.
To use the tools in your build system, the synopsis is:
- Copy and instrument your source files using CloverInstr.
- Compile the instrumented source files using a standard java compiler.
- Execute your tests using whatever framework.
- (Optional) If you have multiple separate coverage databases, merge them using CloverMerge.
- Use either the XMLReporter, HtmlReporter , PDFReporter or ConsoleReporter to view the measured coverage results.
Command line tools:
Copies and instruments individual java source files, or a directory of source files. |
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Merges existing Clover databases to allow for combined reports to be generated. |
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Produces coverage reports in XML. |
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Produces coverage reports in HTML. |
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Produces coverage reports in PDF format. |
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Reports coverage results to the console. |
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting License Problems
When running Clover Command Line Tools you may come across the following error:
ERROR: No license file found. Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Invalid or missing License.. Please visit http://my.atlassian.com to obtain a valid license. at com.cenqua.clover.CloverStartup.loadLicense(CloverStartup.java:58) at com.cenqua.clover.CloverStartup.loadLicense(CloverStartup.java:25)
Please ensure that your clover.license file is in the same directory as the clover.jar file, or use the clover.license.path parameter when running Clover Command Line Tools. For example:
java -Dclover.license.path=/path/to/clover.license -cp /path/to/clover.jar com.cenqua.clover.CloverInstr ...
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