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J2me unit testingWhen using j2meunit, one has to manually enumerate and call the tests from inside the TestCase, as well as manually call all the TestCases from within a TestSuite. This is not only tedious but one can also easily forget to add a test or make a mistake in the test name that can
The AutobahnTestsuite provides a fully automated test suite to verify client and server implementations of The WebSocket Protocol and The WebSocket Application Messaging Protocol (WAMP).
This is an open (non-official) repository for submissions to the W3C CSS Conformance Test Suite. See http://csswg.inkedblade.net/test for more information.
An re-write of James Ward's Census application (http://jamesward.com/census) to more fairly evaluate the performance of all the tested technologies and provide a simpler path to adding tests. See the GettingStarted page for the skinny on how to get up and running fast.
The test suite was developed to collect libjingle file transfer protocol data, verify correctness, and show a performance comparison between PseudoTCP and JQTCP under various network conditions. The code was originally developed as an academic project for the Carnegie Mellon Master of Software
This is the NIST DMIS Test Suite 2.2.1 for DMIS version 5.2. It includes all 98,305 conformance classes defined by standard conformance modules. It is designed to help users and vendors use version 5.2 of the Dimensional Measuring Interface Standard (DMIS) and to support DMIS conformance testing.
Aim: Test the performability of a host in TCP/IP networks. The code employs pcap to sniff packets on link layer on a given interface and sends crafted ones through a raw socket. Currently it covers TCP state machine and reliability test, by sending TCP segments with varying flags, options, in-order and out-of-order segments. Author: Nanjun Li
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