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A graphical tool to create tests for websites. It includes elements for filling forms, following links and checking page content. It is based on httpunit.
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Morebot is a test tool which crawls/spiders a designated web site. Morebot is a thin layer on top of httpunit, and is especially suitable for testing web applications which have login authentication via a web page (form) or via HTTP basic authentication.
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An automated website testing framework. Includes a utility to spider a site to determine content and a variety of testing plugins to ensure the content complies to validity and accessibility. A report is then generated with the results of the test.
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Eclipse plugin based on JTidy, the Java port of HTML Tidy. For (X)HTML and XML files, it provides a Validator (Manual or automatic checking) and a Formatter based on numerous preferences.
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WUIv (Web UI Validator) is a Java-based end-to-end and unit testing framework for the User Iinterface of web appications. The project aims to allow for look-and-feel verification in an automated fashion (integrating with JUnit)
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Webtester is a collection of java applications that can be used to record and playback test cases for either static HTML or dynamic web applications. It is intended to provide a way of performing end-to-end regression testing for existing websites.
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Programmable web client utilising HttpUnit with input & output files in XML. Eccles includes the ability to create a GUI to control/monitor the processing, and can be used for website testing as well as automating web transactions.
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XmlTestSuite helps with the testing of complex web applications. <ul> <li>Tests are written in XML <li>Supports test driven development <li>Separate page structure, data from test steps <li>Test HTML, databases, javascript, xpath </ul>Uses HttpUnit
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A Java implementation of a flexible and extensible web spider engine. Optional modules allow functionality to be added (searching dead links, testing the performance and scalability of a site, creating a sitemap, etc ..
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A web site testing tool. This is a white box testing tool which uses jakarta HttpClient to hit a series of URLS and performs one of many different tests on the returned content.
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LogiTest is a suite of applications to aid in the testing of web sites and web based applications. Applications in the suite include: LogiTest for functional and regression testing, LogiMonitor for real-time monitoring, and LogiLoad for load testing.
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This project is based on the osDate project from http://www.tufat.com. The aim of this project is to port the latest versions of the osDate from php to a more modern Java platform to improve performance, scalability and security.
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