#
# User properties file
# Properties used to control benchmark operation.
#

# The setup screen where you enter/edit your configuration for reporting,
# adjusts itself to the size of your screen. If it doesn't do so correctly,
# you can set this property to further limit the number of rows displayed
# per pane
spec.initial.maxRows=99

# Select tolerance for auto-run specified in percent times 100
# I.e., 200 means 2.0%. If successive runs do not improve by at least
# this amount, then terminate an autorun sequence
spec.initial.percentTimes100=200

# Minimum number of executions to perform in an autorun sequence
# even if the tolerance parameter above indicates it should terminate
spec.initial.automin=2

# Maximum number of executions to perform in an autorun sequence
# even if the tolerance parameter above indicates it should continue
spec.initial.automax=4

# milliseconds of delay in between executions in an autorun sequence
spec.initial.autodelay=500

# whether to perform gc in between executions in an autorun sequence
spec.initial.autogc=true

# If true, the console button is enabled. Until you press this button,
# any output from individual benchmarks is discarded. If you press the
# button, output from that time on is displayed in a new scrolling text
# window.  Then, even if you later close that window, output is still
# retained and can be viewed later by pressing the console button again.
# If this property is false, the console button is disabled and all
# output from individual benchmarks is sent to your Java console from
# where, depending on your JVM, you may be able to capture it in a local
# file
spec.initial.console=false

# relative location of client and server files of properties
# describing your test configuration
spec.initial.clientFile=props/client
spec.initial.serverFile=props/server

# If 'interactive' is true, the benchmark runs in interactive mode. If
# false, it automatically selects all of the benchmarks in the
# 'default.group' and the size specified by 'default.size', and performs
# an auto-run of those benchmarks.  When the benchmark run is complete,
# it emails the results to the address you specify below in the 'emailTo'
# property.
spec.initial.interactive=true

# Specify which benchmark group and which size are selected by default.
# In interactive mode you can always change these to something else,
# but in batch mode this is the only place you can specify these values
# If not set, then the compliant group and size are selected
#spec.initial.default.group=New_or_Modified
spec.initial.default.size=10

# You can make your own benchmark groups for test purposes
# You should use the group numbers next in sequence after the last group
# defined in 'props/spec'
spec.benchmarkGroup4.00=MyTest
spec.benchmarkGroup4.01=_228_jack
spec.benchmarkGroup4.02=_202_jess
spec.benchmarkGroup4.03=_208_cst

# Make sure you get the email address right!
# *especially* if you run in batch / non-interactive mode
# This is where your test results are automatically mailed at the
# conclusion of a batch run, and the default address used for an
# interactive run, which you can override.
spec.other.emailTo=root@localhost
spec.other.emailReturn=specjava@localhost
spec.other.mailHost=localhost

# default values used by report generation program
spec.report.rawFile=raw
spec.report.out=report.html
spec.report.in.ro=props/report

