Java code coverage tool for Java Card?

Hello,
I am looking for "Java code coverage tool" that can be used for testing Java Card Applets.
Has anyone tried EMMA<http://emma.sourceforge.net/> with JCWDE, or other tools?
Any information appreciated.
ichara

JCOP Tools 3.0 for Eclipse 2.1 support code coverage with the JCOP simulations for Java Card 2.1. The newest JCOP41 simulation for Java Card 2.2.1 does not yet have this feature.
Code coverage information is shown in the Profiling view, when it is enabled in the Launch Configuration. The editor also shows colored bars next to source lines to quickly identify dead code.

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