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The CSV Transformer is a data processing tool which transforms .xml-Files to comma separated values. The CSV Transformer was created in a load and performance testing project, the use case was to be able to transform 2800 configuration files of a big banking application to a single .csv-File. With this single file it was possible to compare the whole configuration between two releases with the already available tool CSV Comparator. This enabled the team to verify if there were any changes that could have a potential performance impact.

...You can signoff the report by marking "Accept" or "Refuse" and send it to the stakeholders! 3. Object-oriented Test Data Storage & Service You can add test data into the datastore, categorize it by tags, and use it by API in automation. Test data is fetched as its original type, or by merging different snippets together. 4. Task-driven Test Environment Management Environment tasks are defined, scheduled, and bounded to scripts on local/remote hosts.

Xuse manages requirements, use cases & other artefacts that drive software design. Xuse focuses on clear documentation & communication. It defines an XML data model for requirements & use cases with XSLT providing multiple derived views: HTML/SVG/PDF. Note there is no GUI for entering requirements, however another project (https://sourceforge.net/projects/xguse/) will provide a GUI.

A openArchitectureWare based Generator for deriving a WS-Agreement document from a formal description of a (Web-)Service and its associated assertions (SLO) to Quality Of Service (QoS). You can use predefined QoS parameters as well as introduce new ones.

JTombstone is a program for finding dead code in your Java programs. It reports on dead code at the method level, by processing Java class files. No source code is needed to use it. JTombstone is a Java program and requires JDK 1.4 or later.

TestManagement is a test case repository. The goal of the project, is that the tool should be very easy to install, prepare and setup, intuitive, and easy to use.