Hello Raymond
The book includes a chapter about testing concurrency code that includes:
-Monitoring concurrency related classes, as Lock, Phaser, Executor or the Fork/Join pool
-How to write effective log messages in a concurrent enviroment
-How to configure Eclipse and Netbeans to debug concurrent applications
-How to analyze concurrent code with FindBugs
-How to test concurrent code with the MultithreadedTC library
We have include the frameworks you mention, but it's an interesting theme to be included in future works.
The book includes an appendix, that it's not included in the physical book, but it can be downloaded from the Packt's website, that include some tips about how to design a concurrent application and how to avoid a deadlock situation. All the examples explained in the book show how to use the different elements of the
Java Concurrency API avoiding deadlocks.
If you need more info, please let me know.