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Building a Java Software Engineering Tool for Testing Java Applets

As the Java programming environment matures and Java starts to be used to create "real" applications, programmers will require that sophisticated software engineering tools be co-opted from C and C++ development environments for use with Java. Software testing tools make up one important class of these software engineering tools. This paper describes some of the issues that we encountered while converting a C/C++ code coverage tool for use on Java code. Our successful conversion resulted in the first code coverage tool suitable for use in testing Java applets.