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Your favorite tool for code coverage

 
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Hey,
What is your favorite code coverage tool for Java?
I'm aware of two, Cobertura and Emma.
Thanks.
 
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Let's see, I've used both Atlassia Clover, and EMMA. No strong preference towards either though. They both get the job done nicely, and I can plug both solutions into my preferred IDE, which is Eclipse. Although, if you're using the complete Atlassian stack (or Bamboo atleast) Clover would definitely be the better choice in a continous integration and testing environment.
 
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