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Problem in running CactusStutsTestCases?Some one pls help.....

 
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I am writing test classes that extends CactusStrutsTestcases. I am cuurently using testSuite to add my test case to suite inorder to run. I currently have around 250 test cases. It is taking about 2 hrs to run all of them. I am wondering if there is a way to reduce this time to run them. I am wondering if by placing breaking my test cases into 2-3 TestSuites, would that reduce the time taken.
If some one else has a better approach to go ove this...pls let me know...
I will really appreciate that.
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VIkram
 
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Could any of those tests be handled with MockStrutsTestCase? I suspect that would often be faster, but wouldn't help you with tests that require the full functionality of a running JSP/Servlet container.
 
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Originally posted by Reid M. Pinchback:
Could any of those tests be handled with MockStrutsTestCase? I suspect that would often be faster, but wouldn't help you with tests that require the full functionality of a running JSP/Servlet container.


Currently, my testcases run one after one. I am wondering if there is way in cactus that i can run multiple test cases simultaneoulsy. My only objective is to reduce the time.
 
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