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I have four projects for which i want to skip the code coverage of some classes and packages in some projects, i am using EclEmma plugin in eclipse.
I checked in Preferences->Code Coverage , in Excludes section if i give some class files , but still it doesn't get excluded in the code coverage report.
Any help will be appreciated.
Unfortunately currently EclEmma does not support exclusions from the report as stated in https://github.com/jacoco/eclemma/issues/84 (where by the way you received the same answer).