I have a web application running over apache. it reads .xsp files to invoke page on browser. The sample of xsp file is like this.. 
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xsp:page
  xmlns:xsp="http://apache.org/xsp/core11/w1"
>
<xsp:logic>
use Data::Dumper;
</xsp:logic>
<test>
    <xsp:logic>
        my $u= $r->notes('tester');
        die "must be admin to view this page" unless $r->notes('q')->{
+pp};

    </xsp:logic>
</test>
</xsp:page>

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and like this lots of other files are being used in that application. So, i want code coverage of this application. As we know (from above xsp file content) there is perl code and for that i was trying to use Devel::Cover module to get coverage of my web application. If we have single perl file then we can do like.. 
 
perl -MDevel::Cover  asc.pl

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and i am getting result of this but if we want to get coverage of a web application(having multiple files) then I am getting stuck that where and how to do that. Any help is much appreciated.

In reply to Code Coverage on perl based web Application by bimleshsharma

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