Package jtr.runners

This package defines the hierarchy of interfaces that shape the interaction between user-defined runners and the JTR runtime.

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Description

Interface Summary

IRunner	This interface represents a runner in its RUNNING state. All the states in which a java.lang.Thread might be are now reachable from this state.
IRunnerClean	This interface represents a runner in its CLEAN state.
IRunnerJMS	This interface defines all the set-up methods an IRunner meant for dealing with the JMS API has to expose.
IRunnerParameterized	This interface represents runners in the PARAMETERIZED state. Each runner in such a state is already assigneable to a pool but it is not actually belonging to any pool. The next allowed state is POOLED.
IRunnerPooled	This interface describes a runner in its POOLED state. Thus the runner is finally elegible for leaving the pool and running according to the provided configuration.
IRunnerWs	This interface defines those methods required to inject into an IRunner concrete implementation the configuration required to access and invoke a webservice.

Class Summary

AbstractJMSRunner	This abstract runner has to be the base class of all the application-level runners willing to leverage on the JTR runtime for the dynamic injection of JMS administered objects defined in the jtr.xml configuration file.
AbstractRunner	This is the base class every application level runner should extend.
AbstractRunnerAncestor	This base abstract class is the ancestor common to every JTR abstract runner.
AbstractWsRunner	This abstract class is the base class every application-level IRunner implementation should extend when the ability to access webservices is required. This class provides facilities for invoking webservices according to what has been specified in the jtr.xml configuration file.
JUnitFacadeRunner
RunnerCreator	This class is in charge of instantiating runners.

Exception Summary

IRunnerCreationException	This exception is thrown by the RunnerCreator should it be impossible to instantiate the required runner.
JUnitFacadeRunner.JUnitFacadeRunnerException
NotSerializableErrorException	This exception is used by the JTR runtime whenever a caught exception is not serializable and thus could not be sent over the network from a JTR "naked" node to a JTR "controller" node in a distributed scenario.

Package jtr.runners Description

This package defines the hierarchy of interfaces that shape the interaction between user-defined runners and the JTR runtime. Beside this basic abstract classes to inherit from are also defined here.
Every abstract base runner inherits from AbstractRunnerAncestor. User-defined runners must inherit from one of the following abstract classes:
1. jtr.runners.AbstractRunner if interested in testing JSE components or JEE SessionBeans
2. jtr.runners.AbstractJMSRunner if interested in testing JMS-based systems
3. jtr.runners.AbstractWsRunner if interested int testing web-services

Since:

1.0

Version:

5.0

Author:

Francesco Russo