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1
Who should own the non-functional tests?
This is a follow-up to a post entitled Performance tuning Java systems that I made last year, which talked about some performance testing that I was doing for a customer. Last week, I went back to the same customer to make some small tweaks to the test ...
07-Jul-2008
11:03:00
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Performance tuning Java systems
One of my current projects involves me performance testing a third party Java system. In essence, it's a distributed/n-tier Java EE web application and we're hitting it with a high simulated load thanks to Apache JMeter. One of the things we found is ...
05-Nov-2007
12:23:34
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Millisecond accuracy in Java
I'm about to start a short consulting engagement where we need to performance test a low latency trading system. By low latency, I mean that messages need to flow through the system in under 50ms. Performance testing work throws up lots of potential ...
20-Aug-2007
22:11:00
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When you don't run your JUnit tests...
Here's my tip for the day. If you have a set of JUnit tests, always run them when delivering new code or changes to existing code. Brown's 1st law of JUnit testing says that when you don't run them for even the smallest of changes, bad things will ...
20-Nov-2006
20:42:00
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Requirements coverage
Via TheServerSide.com, I just read an article called Requirement Coverage - Another dimension to Unit Testing. Essentially, it talks about a way to map requirements onto your unit tests and then use those unit tests to help you determine that you ...
05-Oct-2005
15:17:15