Is it possible to test the Java method for a timeout in JUnit?

1.	Is it possible to test the Java method for a timeout in JUnit?
Answer» Yes, it is possible. @Test annotation provides a timeout parameter that takes value in MILLISECONDS in JUNIT that is USED for INSTRUCTING JUnit to pass or fail the test method based on execution time. For instance, if a test method has Test annotation as @Test(timeout=30), then it means that if the execution does not COMPLETE in 30ms, then the test case will be failed. This helps in verifying the SLA of the Java method.

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