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Use Eclipse plugins to find bugs and check test coverage
// Annica Sunnman
A really useful plugin to Eclipse is FindBugs, install the plugin and you can actually find bugs in your code.
It’s a good tool to use during projects, but also when performing code reviews. You can get a feeling quite quick on areas that are containing more problems than others. You can use the plugin and run it on a whole project on or a separate java file. It’s quite fast running it on a whole project, so just go ahead and install it.
The Find Bug plugin comes with a bug explorer:
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Here you can see the severity of the bugs and select the ones you think will cause problems. The code is also marked with a bug:
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Another good plugin to be used during development is the EclEmma, Java Code Coverage for Eclipse. With the plugin you get a really colorful Eclipse environment, read rows are not tested and green are tested.
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It’s a really easy way of getting coverage on module or on a specific class. If you have goals that some percentage should be reached on your code, it’s quite easy to get the coverage.
Just keep in mind that there is no use to add a lot of “unnecessary” testing just to get the coverage percentage up.
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