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This framework is intended to make load testing simple, especially the logging of the results, persisting them and later representing them to the user. It is intended to be developed as a NetBeans Module and Stand alone application and I also intend to incorporate profiling into it.

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Outburst Core is a multithreaded JUnit 4 test runner for concurrently and/or repetitively executing unit tests By spawning an individual thread for each test in a class the tests are then run concurrently and/or repetitively for either a set amount of time or number of runs. This allows JUnit ... [More] tests to be used for performance tests, benchmarking and in some cases increase the execution time of your test suite. Outburst Core can be used either via the command line or by using the @RunWith? JUnit annotation. Using the annotation allows you to utilize your existing development and build tools such as eclipse, ANT, Maven and Hudson etc. [Less]

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Threadly is a library of java tools to assist with concurrent development. There are tools to help with a wide range of development and testing. This is designed to be a complement to java.util.concurrent and uses java.util.concurrent to help assist in it's implementations where it makes sense. ... [More] This library is particularly useful for getting legacy concurrent code and getting it under test. [Less]

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Concutest is a collection of tools designed to make the development and testing of concurrent Java programs easier and more reliable. Concutest is freely available under the BSD License, and it is under active development by the JavaPLT group at Rice University.

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Erlang based performance testing tool for web applications.

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Allow JUnit tests to run in parallel for better CPU utilization.

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Functional Java is an open source library that aims to prepare the Java programming language for the inclusion of closures. It also serves as a platform for learning functional programming concepts by introducing these concepts using a familiar language. The library is intended for use in production ... [More] applications and is thoroughly tested using the technique of automated specification-based testing with ScalaCheck. Functional Java website Functional Java Examples Functional Java API Specifications Functional Java Community Download Functional Java FeaturesFirst-Class FunctionsFunctional Java provides generic interfaces and abstract classes that serve as first-class functions or closures, entirely within Java's type system (i.e. without reflection or byte-code manipulation). The library centers around the F interface, which models a function from type A to type B. Functions are written with anonymous class syntax: // Regular Style Integer timesTwo(Integer i) { return i * 2; } // Functional Style F timesTwo = new F() { public Integer f(Integer i) { return i * 2; } }First-class functions can be composed and passed as arguments to higher-order functions: // Regular Style Integer timesTwoPlusOne(Integer i) { return plusOne(timesTwo(i)); } // Functional Style F timesTwoPlusOne = compose(plusOne, timesTwo);... mapped over collections ... // Regular Style List oneUp = new ArrayList(); for (Integer i: ints) oneUp.add(plusOne(i)); // Functional Style List oneUp = ints.map(plusOne);Functions up to arity-8 are supported, allowing elimination of nested control constructs: // Regular Style Integer product = 1; for (Integer x: ints) product = x * product; List products1 = new ArrayList(); for (int x = 0; x < ints.size(); x++) { for (int y = 0; y s a lot here, so check out the API docs, download the binary or source distributions, and join the Functional Java community. [Less]

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