[UNDERTOW-2371] initialize the DefaultServer once to speed up test HttpContinueSslServletTestCase #1574
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@TestBoost Could you please create a ticket? |
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Sure, I just submit a ticket here https://issues.redhat.com/browse/UNDERTOW-2371. I don't know why the test class |
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There are five tests in the test class
HttpContinueSslServletTestCase. However, they reply on the same DefaultServer to send post http request. The time cost of start or stop for the DefaultServer is high. They are not modifying the contents of the DefaultServer, thus we can just initialize the DefaultServer once before or after all test methods inside test classHttpContinueSslServletTestCase.The test runtime can jump from
5.43160 sto1.8027 safter applying these changes when run on our machine.