7.1. Common ANT task attributes and nested elements
All EMMA tasks and subtasks have a set of common attributes
and nested elements:
Table 2.3. Common EMMA ANT task attributes
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|
enabled | If set to false, disables the
corresponding EMMA ANT task or subtask. This can be used
to effect a simple form of build control flow (default:
true). | No (everything is enabled by default) |
verbosity | Sets the verbosity level for a given task or an
entire <emma> group of tasks. Valid values in the
order of increasing verbosity are:
silent (same as
severe): only severe errors are reported;quiet (same as
warning): only warnings and severe
errors are reported;info: default
verbosity level, with EMMA reporting on
completion of various activities, warnings, and
errorsverbose: this
setting makes EMMA chattier than normal, with extra
progress reporting;trace1, trace2,
trace3: these settings enable internal
tracing (useful mostly for debugging).
info). | No (defaults to info) |
properties | This option specifies a pathname for an EMMA
property override file, in the standard
java.util.Properties format.
See Chapter 3, EMMA Property Reference for more information on
setting EMMA properties. | No |
Table 2.4. Common EMMA ANT task nested elements
| Element | Description | Required |
|---|
<property> | This nested element sets a single EMMA property. It is
the ANT equivalent of -D
command line option and is provided mostly for internal
testing (EMMA ANT tasks provide proper attributes and
nested elements for all public tool settings). See Chapter 3, EMMA Property Reference
for more information on setting EMMA properties. | No |
<property> nested element. This nested element can be used to set a generic EMMA
property as a name-value pair using the following attributes:
