EclEmma 3.1.8 Java Code Coverage for Eclipse Drag to your running Eclipse workspace to install EclEmma Java Code Coverage
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Installation

EclEmma ships as a small set of Eclipse plug-ins under the Eclipse Public License. The overall size of the seven plug-ins is about 1 MByte. Like for all standard Eclipse plug-ins there are different installation options. Using the marketplace or update site is the recommended procedure.

Prerequisites

EclEmma requires Eclipse 3.8 or higher and Java 1.5 or higher. It has no dependencies on a particular operating system. Of course your Eclipse installation needs to contain the Java development tools (JDT) which is included in the default SDK installation.

Option 1: Install from Eclipse Marketplace Client

Drag to your running Eclipse workspace to install EclEmma Java Code Coverage

Since Eclipse 3.6 the Eclipse Marketplace Client allows direct installation of EclEmma from within Eclipse. Follow the steps below or drag and drop the button above into a running Indigo workspace.

1. From your Eclipse menu select HelpEclipse Marketplace.

2. Search for "EclEmma".

3. Hit Install for the entry "EclEmma Java Code Coverage".

4. Follow the steps in the installation wizard.

Option 2: Installation from Update Site

The update site for EclEmma is https://update.eclemma.org/. Perform the following steps to install EclEmma from the update site:

1. From your Eclipse menu select HelpInstall New Software...

2. In the Install dialog enter https://update.eclemma.org/ at the Work with field.

Install Dialog

3. Check the latest EclEmma version and press Next

4. Follow the steps in the installation wizard.

Option 3: Manual Download and Installation

For manual installation please download the latest EclEmma release. Unzip the archive into dropins folder of your Eclipse installation and restart Eclipse:

<your eclipse installation>/
+- dropins/
   +- eclemma-x.y.z/
      +- plugins/
      |  +- ...
      +- feature/
         +- ...

Verification

The installation was successful if you can see the coverage launcher in the toolbar of the Java perspective:

Launching Toolbar