SPECjbb2005.zip_spec cpu_自动化测试

SPECjbb2005 (Java Server Benchmark) Release 1.07 03/15/2006 SPECjbb2005 is closely based on SPECjbb2000, which was inspired by the TPC-C benchmark and loosely follows the TPC-C specification (Rev 3.2 from August 27, 1996) for its schema, input generation, and operation profile. TPC-C is a trademark of the Transaction Processing Performance Council. SPECjbb2005 is implemented as a Java 5.0 application emulating a 3-tier system with emphasis on the middle tier. All three tiers are implemented within the same JVM (though the benchmark may spawn several JVM instances). SPECjbb2005 is memory resident, performs no I/O to disks, has only local network I/O, and has no think times. SPECjbb2005 results are not comparable to results for either SPECjbb2000 or TPC-C. Comparisons to either would be a SERIOUS violation of SPEC's run and reporting rules and of TPC's "fair use policy." Violations are subject to penalties. You must read and agree to the licenses (located in the License subdirectory) before you can use or install this software. You must also abide by TPC's Fair Use policy rules. See benchmark information and credits for acknowledgement of contributors to this benchmark. A Java Virtual Machine compatible with J2SE 1.5 or later is required. For further information on how to install and run the benchmark refer to the User's Guide. Installation If you are reading this from the CD-ROM, follow the steps below to install the benchmark. If you are reading this from a hard disk or web server, then someone has already installed the benchmark. The benchmark is normally installed on a server using InstallShield Java(tm) Edition. For reportable results you must install the SPECjbb2005 software on an adequately configured server. See the run rules (located in the docs subdirectory) for more information. Only run/reporting rules compliant results may be published. You have several choices to install the software * Basic Java Installation From the command line, change into the top level directory on the CD-ROM and execute the Java jar file setup.jar: java -jar setup.jar This is the preferred method of installation if you have a Java Development Kit (JDK or SDK), Java Runtime Environment (JRE), or otherwise have a Java Virtual Machine which can run applications on your server. * Windows Installation Open My Computer and then the CD-ROM. Double click on the setup.exe icon. This is the preferred method of installation on Windows computers if you are not sure whether you have a suitable Java Virtual Machine, or where it is located. InstallShield will search your machine for a JVM suitable to perform the installation. * UNIX Installation From the command line, change into the top level directory on the CD-ROM and execute the shell script setup.sh. On many systems with graphical file browsers, you may also open the top level directory on the CD-ROM and double click on the shell script file setup.sh. This is the preferred method of installation on UNIX computers if you are not sure whether you have a suitable Java Virtual Machine, or where it is located. * Mount the CD-ROM directly on the server The benchmarks may be run directly from the CD-ROM without installation; however this will probably give lower performance than could be obtained otherwise. First read the software licenses and be sure that you agree to their terms. This is the fastest and easiest method of (non) installation for reportable results. Documentation The latest documentation and technical support answers may be found on the SPEC web site at http://www.spec.org/jbb2005/ Documentation is included with this benchmark in the docs subdirectory. Last updated 05/24/2005 Samuel Kounev ------------------------------------