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<h1>API Usage Examples</h1>
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To get familiar with the API these examples demonstrate different aspects of
the JaCoCo API. Each example can be separately compiled and executed as a Java
main program. Some examples require additional command line arguments.
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<td>Description</td>
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<td><a class="el_source" href="examples/java/CoreTutorial.java">CoreTutorial.java</a></td>
<td>This tutorial-like example instruments, executes and analyzes a single
target class. Finally line coverage information is printed to the
console.
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<td><a class="el_source" href="examples/java/ClassInfo.java">ClassInfo.java</a></td>
<td>This example writes JaCoCo specific information for given Java class
files.
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<td><a class="el_source" href="examples/java/ExecDump.java">ExecDump.java</a></td>
<td>Utility to dump the content of execution data files in readable form.
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<td><a class="el_source" href="examples/java/MBeanClient.java">MBeanClient.java</a></td>
<td>This example connects to a coverage agent to collect execution data
over the JMX.
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<td><a class="el_source" href="examples/java/ExecutionDataClient.java">ExecutionDataClient.java</a></td>
<td>This example connects to a coverage agent to collect execution data
over the remote protocol.
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<td><a class="el_source" href="examples/java/ExecutionDataServer.java">ExecutionDataServer.java</a></td>
<td>This example starts a socket server to collect execution data from
agents over the remote protocol.
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<td><a class="el_source" href="examples/java/ReportGenerator.java">ReportGenerator.java</a></td>
<td>This example generates HTML reports based on a simple project layout and well known execution
data store file name.</td>
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