I use 2 tools, the YourKit profiler and the Application Center Test of Microsoft VisualStudio 2003
With the second i make a script (just recording by clicking through IE) and then i let it run for 5 minus with X number of concurrent threads.
This way i found the MarkupCache.getMarkup sync problem under heavy load. (if we talk about 10 threads constantly pounding being heavy)
This will be a bit tricky i think to do it automated. The performance test i could think of is using for example JMeter
that must be then integrated into a unit test. That starts jetty and then let jmeter run through a script and let us report the number of total request made.
johan
On 1/14/06, Jonathan Locke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
btw, does anyone have any profiling results for wicket? (johan, you
seem to be going through performance stuff...)
does anyone have any ideas how to include profiling in the build? or
just make it easy to automatically update some xdoc file?
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