Rational PureCoverage HTML Tool: Usage Information

The Rational PureCoverage HTML tool is a Perl script that converts a PureCoverage text data file into a set of HTML files. You must have Perl installed on your system to run it. This script runs on Windows and UNIX. The Perl program must be on your command search PATH. IBM does not provide Perl for this script. Perl is available for free on the Internet.

You can invoke the tool, purecovweb.pl, like this on either system:

This command reads the Rational PureCoverage text file to produce a set of HTML files. The starting HTML file is default.htm on Windows and index.html on UNIX. On Windows, all of the HTML files will have a .htm suffix. On Unix, all of the HTML files will have a .html suffix. The files are put in the same directory as the text file. The images used by purecovweb.pl are copied to the same location. This program expects the JPEG files to be in a directory called purecovweb_files located in the same directory as the purecovweb.pl script.

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