Full name: com.parasoft.jtest:jtest-maven-plugin:2020.1.0:jtest

This goal should be used as a Maven report. It collects the build data and executes Jtest with the configured parameters (see Configuring the Jtest Plugin for Maven). It is called at the end of the build session and collects the aggregated data of every project.

The goal works as an aggregator, which means it is not tied to a build lifecycle phase. It can be executed as a build plugin or as a reporting plugin (the site phase); see Configuring the Jtest Plugin for Maven.

Attributes

• Requires a Maven project to be executed.
• Executes as an aggregator plugin.
• Requires dependency resolution of artifacts in scope: compile.
• Since version: 1.0.0

Parameters

Parameter Details

compilation

A description of manual configuration data (see Manual Customization of Compilation Data).

• Type: org.codehaus.plexus.configuration.PlexusConfiguration
• Since: 1.0.4
• Required: No

compilations

A list of descriptions of manual configuration data (see Manual Customization of Compilation Data)

• Type: org.codehaus.plexus.configuration.PlexusConfiguration
• Since: 1.0.4
• Required: No

config

The name of a test configuration. The following configuration types are supported:

• built-in test configurations, for example "builtin://Recommended Rules"
• dtp test configurations, for example "dtp://New Config"
• user-defined test configurations, for example "user://Your Config"

User-defined test configurations should be stored in the [INSTALL_DIR]/configs/user directory as *.properties files.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.config

dataUpdate

Allows you to manually update compilation data collected from the build.

• Supported actions: prepend, append, and set.
• Supported data types: classpath, bootpath, sourcepath, binarypath, sourcecode (set only) and encoding (set only)
• Scope: all collected projects data will be updated
• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.2.9
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.dataUpdate

See Manual Customization of Compilation Data and Compilation Data Model for details.

exclude

Specifies a subset of files or packages from the selected resources that will be excluded from analysis. You can provide the qualified names. You can use glob patterns to match more filenames.

Example 1: The following pattern excludes all files from com.parasoft package and its sub-packages: /com/parasoft/**

Example 2: The following pattern excludes all files from the package com.parasoft.jtest, but NOT from its sub-packages: /com/parasoft/jtest/*

Example 3: The following pattern excludes all files from the given directory and all subdirectories: path:/home/user/project/src/test/java/**

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.exclude

excludeTestSources

Excludes test source code from analysis.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• Default: true
• User property: jtest.excludeTestSources

excludes

A list of exclude parameters. Can be configured by property since Maven 3.0.3.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.excludes

fail

Fails the build if any violation is reported.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• Default: false
• User property: jtest.fail

forceTestReportsImport

Ensures that test results are imported from the default location if the Jtest Plugin fails to recognize the existing test plugin (for example, Surefire) in the Maven environment.

• Type: java.lang.Boolean
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• Default: false
• User property: jtest.forceTestReportsImport

home

Jtest installation directory.

• Type: java.io.File
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.home

ignoredIds

A list of ignored compilation IDs. Supported by Maven since 3.0.3.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.0.4
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.ignoredids

include

Specifies a subset of files or packages form the selected resources that will be included during analysis. You can use glob patterns to match more filenames.

Example 1: The following pattern includes all files from com.parasoft package and its sub-packages: /com/parasoft/**

Example 2: The following pattern includes all files from the package com.parasoft.jtest, but NOT from its sub-packages: /com/parasoft/jtest/*

Example 3: The following pattern includes all files from the given directory and all subdirectories: path:/home/user/project/src/test/java/**

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.include

includes

A list of include parameters. Can be configured by property since Maven 3.0.3.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.includes

projectNameTemplate

The project name template. By default, the following pattern is used to create project names in json: :"groupId:artifactId ". This parameter allows you to configure the pattern with the options [groupId], [artifactId], [version] and [basedir], for example, to make a project name compatible with the project name in Eclipse.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.projectNameTemplate

publish

Enables reporting results of local analysis to the DTP server.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.publish

report

Specifies the directory where the report will be created. By dafault it is ${project.build.directory}/jtest. This parameter is ignored when Jtest is used as a reporting plugin (see Configuring the Jtest Plugin for Maven as a Reporting Plugin). In such case, the report is appended to the site in Project Reports section, and the report property points to the ${project.build.directory}/site directory.

• Type: java.io.File
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.report

resource

Specifies the input scope for analysis. If no resources are specified, Jtest will analyze resources from every built project.

Use the following pattern to specify the paths: ${ProjectName}/my/src/dir/my/package/file.java". You can use the following wildcards:

• ? - matches one character
• * - matches zero or more characters, except the path separator (the / character)
• ** - matches entire paths, including the path separator (the / character)

The Jtest Plugin for Maven resolves ${ProjectName} to ${artifactId}:${groupId}.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.resource

resources

A list of resource parameters. Can be configured by property since Maven 3.0.3.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.resources

settings

An absolute or relative path to the *properties file that includes custom configuration settings.

• Type: java.io.File
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.settings

settingsList

A list of settings parameters. Supported by Maven since 3.0.3. Can be configured by property since Maven 3.0.3.

• Type: java.io.File[]
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.settingsList

showDetails

Displays detailed progress information.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.showdetails

showSettings

Prints the current settings and customizations along with the information where each of them is configured (e.g. in the jtest.properties file).

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.showsettings

skip

Allows you to skip the Jtest execution phase. If set to true, only the jtest.data.json data file is generated.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• Default: false
• User property: jtest.skip

Full name: com.parasoft.jtest:jtest-maven-plugin:2020.1.0:agent

This goal generates the Jtest Agent settings based on the build modules, and sets the javaagent VM agument in the properties specified with the agentPropertyNames parameter.

By default, it tries to inject javaagent VmArg into maven-surefire-plugin and eclipse-test-plugin through specific properties.

Attributes

• Requires a Maven project to be executed.
• Requires dependency resolution of artifacts in scope: compile.
• Since version: 1.2.4
• Binds by default to the lifecycle phase: process-test-classes

Required Parameters

Optional Parameters

Parameter Details

agentPropertyNames

A comma-separated list of properties that pass Jtest Agent JVM arguments.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.2.4
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.agentPropertyNames
• Default: argLine,tycho.testArgLine

agentServerEnabled

A switch that allows you to enable the Agent server.

• Type: boolean
• Since: 1.2.4
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.agentServerEnabled
• Default: false

agentSettings

The path to the location where agent settings will be generated. You can provide either an absolute path or a path relative to the ${project.build.directory}/jtest directory. The default location is ${project.build.directory}/jtest/agent.properties. If you provide a path to an already existing file, the file will be overwritten.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.2.2
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.agentSettings
• Default: agent.properties

autostartAgent

A switch to automatically enable collecting coverage.

• Type: boolean
• Since: 1.0.7
• Required: Yes
• User Property: jtest.autostartAgent
• Default: true

coverage

A set of parameters that allow you to configure collecting coverage.

• jtest.coverage.skip - Disables collecting coverage.

The following parameters specify classes that will be instrumented (coverage will be collected only for instrumented classes):

• jtest.coverage.includes - <Glob> patterns to include classes. Coverage information will be collected.
• jtest.coverage.excludes - <Glob> patterns to exclude classes. Coverage information will not be collected.

The following parameters specify test classes that will be instrumented (individual instrumented test cases will be assigned with coverage information):

• jtest.coverage.testIncludes - <Glob> patterns to include test classes. Test cases will be assigned with coverage.
• jtest.coverage.testExcludes - <Glob> patterns to exclude test classes. Test cases will not be assigned with coverage.
  
  

• Type: com.parasoft.jtest.plugin.CoverageConfig
• Since: 1.2.4
• Required: No

home

Jtest installation directory. Configuring this parameter is required to run jtestcli and to access the Jtest Agent library.

• Type: java.io.File
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: Yes
• User Property: jtest.home

ignoredIds

A list of ignored compilation IDs.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.0.4
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.ignoredids

projectNameTemplate

The project name template. You can create your own template for creating the project name in json. The following options are available: [groupId], [artifactId], [version], [basedir].

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.2.4
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.projectNameTemplate

Full name: com.parasoft.jtest:jtest-maven-plugin:2020.1.0:monitor

This goal should be used as a Maven report. It scans the build to generate settings for the Jtest Java Agent, and creates a monitor package in location specified with the monitorLocation parameter.

The monitor package contains the following:

• static_coverage.xml - the file that contains static coverage information
• agent.jar - the Jtest Java coverage agent jar archive
• agent.properties - the agent settings file that contains scope parameters generated during the build process and other attributes
• agent.sh/agent.bat - the script that generates the Jtest Java agent VM arguments necessary to monitor the application

Attributes

• Requires a Maven project to be executed.
• Executes as an aggregator plugin.
• Requires dependency resolution of artifacts in scope: compile.
• Since version: 1.2.4

Optional Parameters

Parameter Details

agentServerEnabled

A switch that allows you to enable the Agent server.

• Type: boolean
• Since: 1.2.4
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.agentServerEnabled
• Default: true

autostartAgent

A switch to automatically enable collecting coverage.

• Type: boolean
• Since: 1.0.7
• Required: Yes
• User Property: jtest.autostartAgent
• Default: true

compilation

A description of manual configuration data (see Manual Customization of Compilation Data).

• Type: org.codehaus.plexus.configuration.PlexusConfiguration
• Since: 1.0.4
• Required: No

compilations

A list of descriptions of manual configuration data (see Manual Customization of Compilation Data)

• Type: org.codehaus.plexus.configuration.PlexusConfiguration
• Since: 1.0.4
• Required: No

coverage

• jtest.coverage.skip - Disables collecting coverage.

The following parameters specify classes that will be instrumented (coverage will be collected only for instrumented classes):

• jtest.coverage.includes - <Glob> patterns to include classes. Coverage information will be collected.
• jtest.coverage.excludes - <Glob> patterns to exclude classes. Coverage information will not be collected.

Glob patterns are matched to relative paths of *.class files from classpath (the path separator: / )

• Type: com.parasoft.jtest.plugin.CoverageConfig
• Since: 1.2.4
• Required: No

dataUpdate

Allows you to manually update compilation data collected from the build.

• Supported actions: prepend, append, and set.
• Supported data types: classpath, bootpath, sourcepath, binarypath, sourcecode (set only) and encoding (set only)
• Scope: all collected projects data will be updated

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.2.9
• Required: No
• User property:jtest.dataUpdate

See Manual Customization of Compilation Data and Compilation Data Model for details.

exclude

Specifies a subset of files or packages from the selected resources that will be excluded from analysis. You can provide the qualified names. You can use glob patterns to match more filenames.

Example 1: The following pattern excludes all files from com.parasoft package and its sub-packages: /com/parasoft/**

Example 2: The following pattern excludes all files from the package com.parasoft.jtest, but NOT from its sub-packages: /com/parasoft/jtest/*

Example 3: The following pattern excludes all files from the given directory and all subdirectories: path:/home/user/project/src/test/java/**

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.exclude

excludes

A list of exclude parameters. Can be configured by property since Maven 3.0.3.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.excludes

home

Jtest installation directory.

• Type: java.io.File
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.home

ignoredIds

A list of ignored compilation IDs. Supported by Maven since 3.0.3.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.0.4
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.ignoredids

include

Specifies a subset of files or packages form the selected resources that will be included during analysis. You can use glob patterns to match more filenames.

Example 1: The following pattern includes all files from com.parasoft package and its sub-packages: /com/parasoft/**

Example 2: The following pattern includes all files from the package com.parasoft.jtest, but NOT from its sub-packages: /com/parasoft/jtest/*

Example 3: The following pattern includes all files from the given directory and all subdirectories: path:/home/user/project/src/test/java/**

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.include

includes

A list of include parameters. Can be configured by property since Maven 3.0.3.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.includes

monitorLocation

The path to the location where the monitor package will be created.

• Type: java.io.File
• Since: 1.2.4
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.monitorLocation
• Default: ${project.build.directory}/jtest/monitor/monitor.zip

projectNameTemplate

The project name template. By default, the following pattern is used to create project names in json: :"groupId:artifactId ". This parameter allows you to configure the pattern with the options [groupId], [artifactId], [version] and [basedir], for example, to make a project name compatible with the project name in Eclipse.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.2.4
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.projectNameTemplate

publish

Enables reporting results of local analysis to the DTP server.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.publish

resource

Specifies the input scope for analysis. If no resources are specified, Jtest will analyze resources from every built project.

Use the following pattern to specify the paths: ${ProjectName}/my/src/dir/my/package/file.java". You can use the following wildcards:

• ? - matches one character
• * - matches zero or more characters, except the path separator (the / character)
• ** - matches entire paths, including the path separator (the / character)

The Jtest Plugin for Maven resolves ${ProjectName} to ${artifactId}:${groupId}.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.resource

resources

A list of resource parameters. Can be configured by property since Maven 3.0.3.

• Type: java.lang.String[]
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.resources

settings

An absolute or relative path to the *properties file that includes custom configuration settings.

• Type: java.io.File
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.settings

settingsList

A list of settings parameters. Supported by Maven since 3.0.3. Can be configured by property since Maven 3.0.3.

• Type: java.io.File[]
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.settingsList

showDetails

Displays detailed progress information.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User Property: jtest.showdetails

showSettings

Prints the current settings and customizations along with the information where each of them is configured (e.g. in the jtest.properties file).

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.0.0
• Required: No
• User property: jtest.showsettings

skip

Allows you to skip the Jtest execution phase. If set to true, only the jtest.data.json data file is generated.

• Type: java.lang.String
• Since: 1.1.0
• Required: No
• Default: false
• User property: jtest.skip

This goal is provided by the test impact analysis plugin shipped with Jtest and allows you to perform test impact analysis of your project (see Test Impact Analysis).

Required Parameters

Optional Parameters