JUnit and TestNG frameworks have a way to specify timeout for a test (in their terms) -- method annotated by @Test ( http://junit.org/apidocs/org/junit/Test.html#timeout() and http://testng.org/javadoc/org/testng/annotations/Test.html#timeOut() ).
jtreg doesn't multiple that timeout by a specified timeout factor, it's a problem from hotspot testing, since some of JVM flags/build can significantly slow test execution, so non-multiplied timeouts become too small.
jtreg doesn't multiple that timeout by a specified timeout factor, it's a problem from hotspot testing, since some of JVM flags/build can significantly slow test execution, so non-multiplied timeouts become too small.
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CODETOOLS-7901566 jtreg doesn't run timeout handler on JUnit/TestNG timeouts
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