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From 11/21/2015 to 12/20/2015

12/11/2015

08:51 PM Feature #2480 (In Progress): Implement test suite interface
Added first version to the repo.
Is able to start components specified in an ini config file.
Also ends the compone...
H. Oestreich
03:10 PM Feature #2480 (Resolved): Implement test suite interface
The test suite should be able to:
# start a spread daemon
# start a specific component
# start a process-monitor (...
H. Oestreich
03:12 PM Feature #2481 (Resolved): Add junit tests for the api methods to test their function
At least the more advanced methods like data payload scaling should be tested. H. Oestreich
02:52 PM Tasks #2447: Design API to generate different payload sizes
Implemented message data injection in FrequencyAndPayloadScalingPhase H. Oestreich
02:49 PM Tasks #2400 (Resolved): Generator API for a single RST type
H. Oestreich
02:47 PM Feature #2448 (Resolved): Implement varargs for some methods
Implemented all of the mentioned methods. H. Oestreich
02:46 PM Tasks #2404 (Resolved): Design RPC Call Interface
Should be complete. H. Oestreich

11/27/2015

04:44 PM Tasks #2447 (In Progress): Design API to generate different payload sizes
Implemented generic method to allow the scaling of a repeated field in a message. H. Oestreich
01:50 PM Feature #2448 (Resolved): Implement varargs for some methods
ParallelSimplePhase.addTestPhase()
LoopPhase.addTestPhase()
TestPhase.addTiming()
TestPhase.addTransaction()
Gene...
H. Oestreich
11:16 AM Tasks #2446 (Resolved): Include different payload sizes in the ObjectBuilder example
Added a few examples with different payloads to demonstrate a way to scale the payload without api support. H. Oestreich

11/26/2015

01:09 PM Tasks #2447 (Resolved): Design API to generate different payload sizes
We restrict this API to protobuf types.
The following aspects of a message can scale:
* size of a string/byte pay...
J. Wienke
01:06 PM Tasks #2446 (Resolved): Include different payload sizes in the ObjectBuilder example
Iterate different numbers of legs to test out how this can currently be written with the API. J. Wienke
 

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