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ADBTool with user friendly UI is very helpful for QA Engineers to test and validate Android mobile apps faster. It reduces the test execution time by 40-50 percent. Installation: In order to use this tool you should install ANDROID SDK. And set Android SDK path in Environment variables as ANDROID_HOME. How to Run : Windows: By just double clicking on it. MAC or Linux: java -jar adbtool.jar Capturing and editing screenshot is one of the painful work for QA engineers. QA Engineers...

CrashLog is a crash report platform for Android developer, helping developers to quickly locate problems.

...The workings of the mythical Java Garbage Collector have for long eluded the common developer. Now by gcRadar enable you to record the life and death of objects at runtime.

JAVA Program to Sequence Diagram Generator. This tool tries to help on analysing and understanding the behavior of the code when developping JAVA applications by generating the respective Sequence Diagram automatically at program execution.

This project is used to compare two archive files & generate a report as an html file. The report contains the missing files, the different and the identical files. Admin section is used to specify the report folder and restricted files while comparing.

It is a Process Monitoring Toolkit with the ability of Extend. E.g. You can use it to monitor a specified process. And set a triger like (over 50MB mem use) then do something like (report to DB).

JLinkCheck is an Ant Task written in Java for checking links in websites. It is not just checking one single page, but crawling a whole site like a spider, generating a report in XML and (X)HTML. JReptator will be its succesor with many more features

Cricket Cage automatically creates JUnit TestCases for repeatable bugs and test scenarios. Include Cricket Cage's AspectJ code to install a code generator, then run the program to generate the TestCase. Finally, add the test case to your build.xml.

Utilises the JVMDI (Java Debug API) to produce line coverage reports detailing which lines of code have been executed during a test. Report is produced in XML and may be post-processed via XSLT into a prettier one.