Comments on Captain Debug's Blog: Synchronising Multithreaded Integration Tests

Ups, I somehow missed your follow-up. Too bad, you...

2013-05-10T20:26:42.253+01:00

Ups, I somehow missed your follow-up. Too bad, you already addressed some of my concerns. I would've think twice before posting my article.

At least I'll link to your second part. Thanks or pointing this out!

Tomasz, A nice article. I also did a follow up to ...

2013-05-10T08:02:39.853+01:00

Tomasz,
A nice article. I also did a follow up to this blog a few weeks later. See: /2013/04/five-ways-of-synchronising.html#.UYn5nMu9KK0

Thanks for your article, it inspired me to write a...

2013-05-06T18:35:33.580+01:00

Thanks for your article, it inspired me to write about few other techniques based on the same example: http://nurkiewicz.blogspot.com/2013/05/synchronising-multithreaded-integration.html

Chris, a good point. There are several ways to cra...

2013-02-07T18:35:05.152+00:00

Chris,
a good point. There are several ways to crack this problem; however, one of the main points I wanted to make is that you need to synchronise the Junit test thread with any worker threads and do it without using any sleep calls. I did consider using an Executor, but wanted the code that demonstrates these points to be as simple as possible.

Why not simply using an ExecutorService and observ...

2013-02-07T08:12:22.108+00:00

Why not simply using an ExecutorService and observing the Future(s)?