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    Open Test Manager aims to be a simple tool for managing test cases using a central database. It is written in java and uses a web-based user interface and an embedded database.
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    This is a Java project that will be an automated tool that generates test cases for your java code.
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    The jload framework enables developers to create repeatable load test cases. The framework will then execute these cases and generate reports and graphs showing the execution times and characteristics.
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    EpiT Basic - Automation Testing Tool

    EpiT Basic - Automation Testing Tool

    Automation testing tool for generating test cases from java codes

    Most software development will use a standard software development life cycle (SDLC). In SDLC, four phases are involved during development of any system. They are analysis, design, implement and testing. During testing phase, test cases are used in order to test the functionalities of the system developed. Test cases are generally extracted from the source codes manually. This paper presents an alternative approach to automate the process of generating the test cases by developing an eclipse plug-in tool. The plug-in tool will be able to generate the test cases automatically from the source codes by examining its line of code (LOC). ...
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    Tool for generete testcasesPresents a proposal to employ use cases to estimate the test effort and to create a finite state machine for model-based test case generation.
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    Tool for testing your unit test-cases.
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    AgilTestList is a small web tool for specifiy test cases like in TestLink (http://testlink.sourceforge.net/docs/testLink.php) but with maven integration for agil developing.
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    Log4JUnit aims to help the testing (using JUnit assertions and test cases) of legacy code that gives a train on the log files it creates, and is, appart from that not very testable (due to missing sources, not testable design, etc).
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