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Error Injection
Hi again,
I just love this forum as am getting all the help I need.
Now, am working on an application of fault tolerance in Java. I have put my rules and now I need to inject transient errors into the code during run-time to see if it will detect them and fix them for me.
My question is if any one knows about these techniques of transient error injection.
Am using Eclipse Indigo
Regards,
Re: Error Injection
What do you mean by 'inject transient errors'? Can you provide an example?
Re: Error Injection
Well these errors that may appear once during the compilation and once the code is ran again they may not appear.Originally Posted by copeg
I just want to know if there are any methods to inject errors into a java code to measure its fault tolerance rate.
Thanks for the reply.
Re: Error Injection
Thx for the replies. I just sorted out myself and this thread should be closed.
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