Re: Advice on how to remove dependency to framework
Petterson Mikael wrote:
Thanks for your engouraging advice. However let me first point point out
a couple of things:
- The application is a testing application for xsl.
So at a guess, essentially an "XSLTUnit" using JUnit as a base?
- People in the team has done profiling and came up with bottlenecks in
junit.
That surprises me. I guess you'd need to compile a stylesheet and run a
hideous number of tests against it for that to happen. At the risk of
sounding patronising, I'd suggest a more careful look at your profiling.
Could you tell us what parts of JUnit are causing the problem?
- I asked for advice on how to remove the dependency to the junit
framework and not for personal critics.
Doesn't sound too difficult. Write some code that does what JUnit does
(if Common Public License is acceptable to your lawyers, just alter the
JUnit code, but take legal advice first - IANAL). Then search and
replace JUnit references with references to your replacement. Of course
if you write a replacement for JUnit doing what JUnit does, it'll
probably be at least as slow.
Tom Hawtin
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