You can run Clover.NET as part of your continuous integration or command line environments to produce reports in html. Alternatively you can view coverage directly in Visual Studio .NET 2003

Visual Studio .NET 2003

The Visual Studio plugin provides an options tool window to control Clover.NET operations as shown below:

This tool window allows the user to control which projects in a solution are Clovered, where the coverage database is located, etc. It also provides a tool bar for common Clover.NET operations. Once your code has been Clovered, you can use another tool window to view a namespace based hierarchy of coverage results as shown:

Similar to Visual Studio's class-view window, this window provides a solution wide view of overall coverage at the method, class namespace and solution levels. You can very quickly see which methods in a class need more attention in testing. Double clicking on a node of this tree will open up the appropriate file in the Visual Studio editor, where you can look at detailed coverage indications: