Mike Clark <mike@...> wrote:

 

Given that peculiar behavior, I'd try running the JUnitPerf Load test
the same way that appears to work for the unit test:

    > java junit.swingui.TestRunner YourLoadTestCase

You mentioned that it works fine for the console, but the example
mentions the swingui.  I'd try both using the above form.

Seems odd that it would work using an explicit runner, but not when
called from a main() method.  Can you confirm that behavior?

Mike

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Dear Mike,

Thanx for your reply. but the problem we are facing is implementation through the

Junitperf and you have asked about the working through explicit runner , which is part of our problem.and that peculiar behaviour is because of native methods what we are calling through wrapper.dll.

But the main problem what we are facing is " Unable to call the native methods using JUnitperf through wrapper.dll " so could you please help us in that so that we can come out the main problem.

We are sending the problem with junit and junitperf. Sample code, screen shots and cpp files for your reference as an attachment. We have created batch files run.bat, run1.bat, run2.bat using which you can directly execute the code. We have written comments for our code where ever we are facing problems. Please kindly reply as soon as you can.

Waiting for your reply.

                                                                                      -Sagar