| Class and Description |
|---|
| TestCase.Name |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ConcurrentRule.Concurrent
Concurrent is used to mark the number of threads which should
be used to invoke the test method simultaneously.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DynamicSuite.Scenario
The
Scenario annotation is used to mark the dynamic suite
with a specific name that should be appended to each executed test name. |
| DynamicSuite.TestCasePattern
The
TestCasePattern annotation specifies the pattern from
which test case classes should be matched. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DynamicSuite.Scenario
The
Scenario annotation is used to mark the dynamic suite
with a specific name that should be appended to each executed test name. |
| DynamicSuite.TestCasePattern
The
TestCasePattern annotation specifies the pattern from
which test case classes should be matched. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ConcurrentRule
ConcurrentRule is a JUnit Rule which allows a given test method
to be executed currently by a specified number of threads concurrently.
The first Exception thrown by any of the threads is captured and re-thrown as the overall exception of the method. |
| ConcurrentRule.Concurrent
Concurrent is used to mark the number of threads which should
be used to invoke the test method simultaneously.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ConcurrentRule
ConcurrentRule is a JUnit Rule which allows a given test method
to be executed currently by a specified number of threads concurrently.
The first Exception thrown by any of the threads is captured and re-thrown as the overall exception of the method. |
| ConcurrentRule.Concurrent
Concurrent is used to mark the number of threads which should
be used to invoke the test method simultaneously.
|
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