Hi Cedric..
Thanks for the reply.. Basically I am not into writing the testcases. I am developing a tool which takes the JUnit testcases as input to give out Response Time of each method (excluding the setup and teardown times). Ideally I would know abt the testcase only at runtime.
Thanks
Shubha
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Subject: Re: [junit] which is the best way to obtain test method execution time
FYI, this is how I would achieve this with TestNG:
- Use @Test(invocationCount = 100) to invoke a test method several times
- Use test groups and @BeforeGroups/@AfterGroups to measure the time spent only in a specific group (which can contain more than one test method, of course)
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Cédric
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 6:41 AM, Shubha B S <
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Hi
I have a requirement like I have described below. Please suggest me the best way to achieve this.
My objective in brief:
1. Obtain the test method execution time which EXCLUDES setup and teardown time.
2. Facilitate warm runs for the method. Run the same method more than once. B
(I dont have a problem in getting the iterations from a configuration file)
(Warm tests are facilitated as jvm takes sometime to load the class for the very first run)
I have achieved this by modifying the junit source code. Which I dont think is the best way, as and when a new version of junit come in... I should be spending time to identify the instrumentaiton points and modify it. Which is not feasible.
I want to decouple my code from Junit's and still should be able to achive my objectives..
Could anyone suggest a better way to achieve this..?
Thanks
Shubha
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