I've done that already. It wasn't so much work but I had to get rid of the Avalon Fortress container first. It still uses the Avalon Framework, though.
That's how it works: There's a sample configuration file in test/java/org/apache/fop/threading that shows how to configure the MT testbed. The filename to the configuration file is given to the Main class as a command line parameter. The rest should be pretty easy to manage. You can specify how many threads you want to run, which FO or XML/XSLT combinations and how many times the tasks should be run until the thread dies. There's still a lot of room for improvements. I haven't bothered with adjusting to the different configuration in HEAD, yet. It's just a small tool for reproducing multi-threading problems. And to cater for the curious: FOP really fails as soon as you run two threads ATM. Have fun. On 07.09.2004 20:47:07 Jeremias Maerki wrote: > I will try to dig up my multi-threading > testbed I wrote for FOP maintenance branch a couple of years ago when we > were tracking down multi-threading problems. It will need a bit of > adjustment for HEAD but I think it makes sense to put it somewhere in > the test directory so we can easily stress-test FOP. Jeremias Maerki
