published by Anonymous on January 19, 2017 - 16:36
Nearly everyone runs Unit tests or functional tests on continuous integration server(s), but how about automated UI testing? There is a number of great test automation tools that can perform visual web UI testing, but integrating them with popular CI solutions would be quite problematic.
The problem is that few UI test automation tools have full support of different CI solutions. If we take Selenium, even this famous tool does not provide an easy universal way to do that. There is a special Selenium plugin designed by Jenkins though. TeamCity, Bamboo and Travis also have their own special solutions for running Selenium tests.
Unix shell scripts give a good example of a domain-specific language for data organization. They can manipulate data in files or user input in many different ways. Domain abstractions and notations include streams (such as stdin and stdout) and operations on streams (such as redirection and pipe). These abstractions combine to make a robust language to talk about the flow and organization of data.
Here I am trying to monitor system usage and the performance with different browsers which we use in selenium (Firefox,Chrome,Headless Browser).Just to know how it works.Generally we never use this method.
Performance factors :
Important influence factors to the performance of any Java program can be separated into two main parts:
1.Memory Consumption of your program
2.Total runtime of your program
Memory in Java :
Java manages the memory for use. New objects created and placed in the heap. Once your application have no reference anymore to an object the Java garbage collector is allowed to delete this object and remove the memory so that your application can use this memory again.
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