ContiPerf 1.07 Crack+ Download 2022 [New]
A command line utility to run JUnit 4 tests in an efficient manner. It is inspired by JUnitPerf’s idea of wrapping tests for performance testing, but more powerful and easier to use:
· Using Java annotations for defining test execution characterisitics and performance requirements
· You can mark a test to run a certain number of times or to be repeatedly executed for a certain amount of time
· Performance requirements can be maximum, average, medium or any percentile exectution time
· Perfect control and readability of performance requirements
· You can run tests in two different modes, using them as simple unit tests or performance tests
· Easy integration with Eclipse and Maven
· Export of execution summary to a CSV file
· Small library without external dependencies (only JUnit)
* Performance tests can be executed for any number of times in a test execution. You can also specify a test for a number of times or for a number of elapsed time if any. Ex. 5 test runs in 3 minutes means 5 passes in 3 minutes
* You can run your tests in two different modes, using the test class as Unit tests or performance tests
* You can configure test execution in a way that you run the same test multiple times using different parameters, for example the type of data to be generated.
* You can export a summary of your tests to a CSV file
* You can archive and exclude tests for a particular test execution
ContiPerf Reference:
ContiPerf Usage:
* v1.1- Updating to java 1.7
* v1.0- Updating to java 1.6
* v0.9- Updating to java 1.5
* v0.8- Updating to java 1.4
* v0.7- Updating to java 1.3.1
* v0.6- Updating to java 1.3
* v0.5- Updating to java 1.2.2
* v0.4- Updating to java 1.2.1
* v0.3- Updating to java 1.2
* v0.2- Updating to java 1.1.1
* v0.1- Initial version
ContiPerf Licensing:
This project is licensed under the terms of the Apache License Version 2.0.
ContiPerf Usage
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ContiPerf Cracked Version makes use of different Java annotations to define test characteristics and performance requirements.
Test Characteristics:
@RunWith(ContiPerf Download With Full CrackSuite.class)
@AutoConfigureContiPerf Torrent Download(description="{0} - {1}")
public class {@AutoConfigureContiPerf Product Key({"MyClass_10_avg", "MyClass_100_avg"})}
public class {@AutoConfigureContiPerf Crack Mac({"Test_5x_avg", "Test_5x_avg"})}
By specifying the kind of test (here using unit tests) and performance requirements, ContiPerf will create tests for this scope. For example, if you want to test your class MyClass with multiple tests and some with high average performance requirements, you just need to specify the test characteristics below:
public class MyClassSuite {
@RunWith(ContiPerfSuite.class)
@AutoConfigureContiPerf(description="MyClass average performance")
public class MyClass {
@AutoConfigureContiPerf(description="MyClass maximum performance requirements", testToRun=10)
public class MyClassAvg {
...
}}
Alternatively, ContiPerf will run every test in this test case. A special annotation attribute "testToRun" can be set to a certain number of test executions to configure performance requirements:
@RunWith(ContiPerfSuite.class)
@AutoConfigureContiPerf(description="MyClass unit tests")
public class MyClass {
@AutoConfigureContiPerf(testToRun=10)
public class MyClassAvg {
...
}}
Performance Requirements:
@RunWith(ContiPerfSuite.class)
@AutoConfigureContiPerf(description="MyClass performance requirements")
public class MyClass {
@AutoConfigureContiPerf(maxTime=1, mediumTime=1, time=1)
public class MyClassAvg {
...
}}
As an example test case MyClass with average performance requirements, the following test characteristics would be sufficient:
public class MyClassSuite {
@RunWith(ContiPerfSuite.class)
@AutoConfigureContiPerf(description="MyClass average performance", testToRun=10)
public class My
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