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Generation of test suites from test specifications
Test suites developed for complex software systems contain thousands of test cases. Keeping track on the test coverage and changing the test suite as the system requirements evolve can consume significant efforts. Testers have to implement or generate test scripts containing thousands of isolated executable test cases. Each single test case should be so simple enough so that test results can be easily evaluated. Often it makes code duplication in the test code unavoidable. If every test script is written by a human the costs for test code maintenance by specification changes can explode. ...
...It reduces the maintenance of test cases only limited to different test set and test data to run the same test into different QA env without writing or maintaining any test code.
The OSA-CBM test bench is a simple user interface written in Javascript that developers can use to test and otherwise view results from an OSA-CBM (an open source condition-based maintenance standard) implementation.
Corredor is a robust general framework for performing software test automation. The suite aims to simplify the set up, maintenance, and running of tasks, supporting remote distribution, parallel execution, & dependancy hierarchies.