You can export coverage data files that were generated
from your workbench.
About this task
By exporting code coverage data generated from the workbench,
you can share the results between workbenches and also can analyze
them by using the tools available from system command line.
Procedure
- Click .
- Select the artifacts to export:
- Coverage Data: It is the file with
the .coveragedata file name extension. This file
contains the code coverage data.
- Project Baseline: It is the file with
the .baseline file name extension. This file
contains the information of the structure of the code base, such as
the structure of the packages, classes, variables, and methods. So
this file contains the structure of the Java Project.
- Launch Filter: It is the file with
the .filters file name extension. The file is
used by the workbench that contains the filter information of the
project used to launch code coverage.
- Probe Script: It is the file with the .probescript file
name extension. This file contains information on the filters set
of the specific packages and classes of which coverage data needs
to be obtained.
- Select the export as archive file check
box. Code Coverage archive export captures all available
code coverage artifacts including project source code if Save Source is enabled. The export
would output a zip file, which can be sent to other tools to further
analyze the code coverage result. If Save Source is not enabled and
you want the export to include the source, you will have to enable
the Save Source option in the project and re-launch again before exporting
the artifacts.
- Specify the export Destination folder.
- Click Finish.