A simple example on how to artificially increase your code coverage with a stupid unit test that calls automatically constructors and getters/setters.

Do not use in the real life! Except from increasing the code coverage statistics, it is totally useless.

Try it:

• copy MagicTest class to your project's /src/test/java/ folder
• set the parent package of your project (hard-coded in MagicTest class)
• add a test dependency to guava
• add cobertura-maven-plugin to the project
• mvn cobertura:cobertura
• have a look a the result at /target/site/cobertura/index.html