Re: [platform-releng-dev] performance tests launching a 2nd instance of

[Christof Marti <christof_marti@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Some variations can be achieved by running the same test with different
setups, for example:

public class MyTestSuite extends TestSuite {

      public static Test suite() {
            return new MyTestSuite();
      }

      public MyDemoTestSuite() {
            addTest(new MyTestSetup1(MyTests.suite()));
            addTest(new MyTestSetup2(MyTests.suite()));
      }
}

where MyTests is run with different setups. Each setup could, for example,
use different preferences:

public class MyTestSetup1 extends TestSetup {

      public MyTestSetup1(Test test) {
            super(test);
      }

      /*
       * @see junit.extensions.TestSetup#setUp()
       */
      protected void setUp() throws Exception {
            enableFoo();
      }

      /*
       * @see junit.extensions.TestSetup#tearDown()
       */
      protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
            disableFoo();
      }
}

 This does not cover your examples below, but may be sufficient for other
cases.

Christof


Wednesday, September 01, 2004 4:08 PM
To: platform-releng-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
cc:
From: Douglas Pollock <douglas.pollock@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [platform-releng-dev] performance tests launching a 2nd
instance of Eclipse



On September 1, 2004 09:47 am, Jeff McAffer wrote:
> 3) others?

Network communications.


While we're on this topic, I have a pipe dream to offer.  It would be nice
if
we could have these performance tests run on different configurations.
Some
types of configurations can cause slowness in Eclipse.  For example, remote
X
servers, large numbers of fonts (or particular types of fonts), different
locales, etc.

Different configurations can also be important for bug testing.



dreaming,
d.
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