Well, you can always use basic timers (System.currentTimeMillis() and System.nanotime()) to roughly test performance, at least speed-of-execution-wise. If you want to also test memory usage, etc. indeed you need more advanced frameworks... and there's always jconsole to check on resources usage too.
Good luck! Jørgen Sivesind escribió: > Having looked at JackRabbit for 2 days, but knowing both JUnit and other test > tools fairly well, I would say that unless somebody have made a JackRabbit > specific test tool, JUnit is probably your best choice for testing > behaviour, but not for performance. JUnit is designed to be a tool to test > behaviour. > > For performance, you might want to check out JMeter. > > Sincerely, > Jørgen Sivesind > > > > malsi wrote: > >> I would like to test my code using JUnit in order to see if my code is >> doing well in terms of performance and behavior (see if nodes are realy >> deleted or not, really read or not, if the right node is read, etc..) >> My questions are the following: >> >> Is JUnit the best way to test my code? >> Is there any documentation anywhere for using JUnit for testing an >> implementation that uses Jackrabbit ? >> >> >> Fabián Mandelbaum wrote: >> >>> Hello, I'm using nothing more than JUnit4, and JackRabbit to do unit >>> tests. In the "setup" methods (before, after, beforeClass, afterClass) I >>> do the repo >>> setup/cleanup/write_status_to_visually_check_if_everything_is fine >>> thing, and then just make test methods for each of my classes' public >>> methods. >>> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió: >>> >>>> I guess you could take the JCR API and maybe the JackRabbit API in >>>> combination with JMock to unit test your code. >>>> >>>> Hth, >>>> >>>> Nick Stolwijk >>>> >>>> >>>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: malsi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> Sent: Thu 11/29/2007 9:47 AM >>>> To: [email protected] >>>> Subject: Junit and jackrabbit >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I am implementing classes that access and store nodes in a repository. I >>>> would like to test my code using JUnit () >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> > >
