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Hi,

I just downloaded junitperf version 1.9.1 and I am doing a POC with jdk 6 (tried jdk1.5 as well) as stated in junitperf page. My simple load test case not running properly.

When I just want to run one iteration of the test, it goes to setup and tear method but it does not run the actual test which is testOneSecondResponse . You can take a look at my very simple test at http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/qa/junitperf/. SampleTestCase.java is the test case and SampleLoadTestCase.java is corresponding load test case.

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Prabhat
Fri Jun 27, 2008 4:59 pm

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Hi, I just downloaded junitperf version 1.9.1 and I am doing a POC with jdk 6 (tried jdk1.5 as well) as stated in junitperf page. My simple load test case not... 		prabhat jha
prabhat143
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... You'll need to call the constructor that takes a name and pass in the name of the test method, like so: LoadTest test = new LoadTest (new ...
Mike Clark
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5:06 pm

Thanks Mike. That works. I was hoping that not calling the constructor that takes method name would result into calling all test methods automatically. Most of...
prabhat
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... The design of JUnit only allows decoration around the setup/test/ teardown lifecycle, so it can't easily be avoided. If your setup method is expensive...
Mike Clark
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