4 projects tagged "Benchmark"
XML Processing Benchmark for Java measures and compares the performance of XML Processing programs. It considers operations such as parsing, transformation, validation, encryption and decryption, custom access and manipulation, or any combination of these applied to one or more XML files or byte streams. It consists of code to carry out certain XML processing tasks, code and script to run the processing tasks and report performance measurements, and a framework to plug code and scripts in for processing. It also allows for XStat Processing, which collects certain statistics about an XML file.
XML Benchmark is a C/C++/Java XML parsers benchmarking toolset. Supported parsers include LibXML2, Xerces, Oracle XDK, Expat, RXP, QT, and Sun Crimson. Benchmarking fields include parsing (native, SAX, DOM), DOM manipulation, schema validation, XSL transformation, and XML signature and encryption.
hatatap is an HTTP scripting tool with scripts in XML. The scripts are transformed into Java/o:XML before they are either executed from the commandline, integrated into Ant build files, or run interactively from a Web application. hatatap supports cookies, Javascript, HTML DOM, Web Services/SOAP, performance tests with concurrency, test reports, regular expression matching, and stateful Web site navigation. It is written in o:XML and uses HttpUnit.
XSDBench is a W3C XML Schema benchmark that compares the performance of validating XML parsers. It measures validation throughput, statically-linked test executable size, and, where possible, peak heap and stack memory usage during parsing. Tests and results for the following parsers are provided: Apache Xerces-C++, CodeSynthesis XSD, GNOME Libxml2, Microsoft XML Core Services (MSXML), and Oracle XDK.