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Cobertura Interview Questions - 1

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Where does the name "Cobertura" come from?

What is Cobertura?

What about Emma?

What do I need to use Cobertura?

What is code complexity and why should I care about it?

When I generate coverage reports, why do they always show 100% coverage everywhere?

When I generate coverage reports, why do they always show 0% coverage everywhere?

Why is Cobertura causing me to have classpath conflicts with ASM?

Is it possible to graphically show my test coverage over time?

I have automated tests that use HttpUnit/HtmlUnit/Empirix/Rational Robot, can I use Cobertura?

I'm using JBoss. When I stop the server, the coverage data file is not written. Or the coverage data file is 0 bytes. Or cobertura-report and cobertura-merge complain that the coverage data file is invalid (possibly throwing an EOFException).

Cobertura only writes the coverage data file when the application server shuts down. We do not want to stop our application server after running our tests.


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