Report not finding source code

Hi,

I’ve gotten this to work before and frankly I have no idea what is different in this project as opposed to others, but when I run cobertura-report none of the source code goes into the report. I get back the nice “Unable to locate file.java. Have you specified the source directory?” in each class’s report.

Everything normal here (except of course very fast because it’s not writing large html files full of source code…)

> ant -f build-cober.xml report

Buildfile: build-cober.xml

report:

[cobertura-report] Cobertura 1.8 - GNU GPL License (NO WARRANTY) - See COPYRIGHT file

[cobertura-report] Cobertura: Loaded information on 752 classes.

[cobertura-report] Report time: 31462ms

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Total time: 36 seconds

Relevant build file information:

<target name="report">

<cobertura-report  destdir="${test.reports}/cober">

<fileset dir="/path/java_src">  <!-- All files are there most definitely, nothing in jars, all in package-relevant subfolders -->

<include name="**/*.java" />

</fileset>

</cobertura-report>

</target>

I’ve also tried the other format:

<target name=”report”>

            <cobertura-report srcdir=”/path/java_src” destdir=”$test.reports}/cober” />

</target>

Neither are successful, yet in other projects (with fewer class files) there has been no problem.

Is /path/java_src the directory that corresponds to the default package?   It has to be.

Hi,

I’ve gotten this to work before and frankly I have no idea what is different in this project as opposed to others, but when I run cobertura-report none of the source code goes into the report. I get back the nice “Unable to locate file.java. Have you specified the source directory?” in each class’s report.

Everything normal here (except of course very fast because it’s not writing large html files full of source code…)

> ant -f build-cober.xml report

Buildfile: build-cober.xml

report:

[cobertura-report] Cobertura 1.8 - GNU GPL License (NO WARRANTY) - See COPYRIGHT file

[cobertura-report] Cobertura: Loaded information on 752 classes.

[cobertura-report] Report time: 31462ms

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Total time: 36 seconds

Relevant build file information:

<target name="report">

<cobertura-report  destdir="${test.reports}/cober">

<fileset dir="/path/java_src">  <!-- All files are there most definitely, nothing in jars, all in package-relevant subfolders -->

<include name="**/*.java" />

</fileset>

</cobertura-report>

</target>

I’ve also tried the other format:

<target name=”report”>

            <cobertura-report srcdir=”/path/java_src” destdir=”$test.reports}/cober” />

</target>

Neither are successful, yet in other projects (with fewer class files) there has been no problem.

Yes it is the default package directory.

Is /path/java_src the directory that corresponds to the default package?   It has to be.

Hi,

I’ve gotten this to work before and frankly I have no idea what is different in this project as opposed to others, but when I run cobertura-report none of the source code goes into the report. I get back the nice “Unable to locate file.java. Have you specified the source directory?” in each class’s report.

Everything normal here (except of course very fast because it’s not writing large html files full of source code…)

> ant -f build-cober.xml report

Buildfile: build-cober.xml

report:

[cobertura-report] Cobertura 1.8 - GNU GPL License (NO WARRANTY) - See COPYRIGHT file

[cobertura-report] Cobertura: Loaded information on 752 classes.

[cobertura-report] Report time: 31462ms

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Total time: 36 seconds

Relevant build file information:

<target name="report">

<cobertura-report  destdir="${test.reports}/cober">

<fileset dir="/path/java_src">  <!-- All files are there most definitely, nothing in jars, all in package-relevant subfolders -->

<include name="**/*.java" />

</fileset>

</cobertura-report>

</target>

I’ve also tried the other format:

<target name=”report”>

            <cobertura-report srcdir=”/path/java_src” destdir=”$test.reports}/cober” />

</target>

Neither are successful, yet in other projects (with fewer class files) there has been no problem.

I can't see a problem.   Do you mind trying Cobertura 1.9?

Yes it is the default package directory.

Is /path/java_src the directory that corresponds to the default package?   It has to be.

Hi,

I’ve gotten this to work before and frankly I have no idea what is different in this project as opposed to others, but when I run cobertura-report none of the source code goes into the report. I get back the nice “Unable to locate file.java. Have you specified the source directory?” in each class’s report.

Everything normal here (except of course very fast because it’s not writing large html files full of source code…)

> ant -f build-cober.xml report

Buildfile: build-cober.xml

report:

[cobertura-report] Cobertura 1.8 - GNU GPL License (NO WARRANTY) - See COPYRIGHT file

[cobertura-report] Cobertura: Loaded information on 752 classes.

[cobertura-report] Report time: 31462ms

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Total time: 36 seconds

Relevant build file information:

<target name="report">

<cobertura-report  destdir="${test.reports}/cober">

<fileset dir="/path/java_src">  <!-- All files are there most definitely, nothing in jars, all in package-relevant subfolders -->

<include name="**/*.java" />

</fileset>

</cobertura-report>

</target>

I’ve also tried the other format:

<target name=”report”>

            <cobertura-report srcdir=”/path/java_src” destdir=”$test.reports}/cober” />

</target>

Neither are successful, yet in other projects (with fewer class files) there has been no problem.

> I can't see a problem.   Do you mind trying Cobertura 1.9?

> From: Stephen Smith [mailto:steve@...]
> Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 12:40 PM
> To: John W. Lewis
> Cc: Wilkinson, Adam; cobertura-devel@...
> Subject: Re: [Cobertura-devel] Report not finding source code

> I don't see a problem either. Have you tried running Ant in verbose mode to

> check your classpath?

> I recently had a problem with Cobertura 1.9 where it didn't like instrumenting

> classes, and the root cause was a CGLib JAR.

I found the problem, it was two directory errors (one in a linked ant script, the other an out-of-scope variable) that worked together to make it very non-obvious. When in doubt clean one folder at a time…

Thanks for trying.