Open Source Java Software Testing Tools - Page 6

Tests run in a deterministic manner. Allow for reusable test building blocks. Test output is compared to the baseline expected value. New tests can be added without writing new code.

BasicXSLT has a new home on GitHub at: https://github.com/evanspa/BasicXSLT ------------------------------------------------------------- Java-based tool for performing XSL transformations. Allows for multiple XSL stylesheets to be chained together and allows for parameters and output properties to be set on each stylesheet. Remembers configuration information and provides timing numbers.

BeCover is a Java code coverage tool based on source-code analysis. The main goal is to keep it small and fast, so using it as a plugin in the common IDE's can be achieved.

This project provides a meaningful way to increase code coverage of your jUnit and TestNG tests. Unit testing Java Beans can be a tedious task. The goal of this project is to provide an automated way to unit test the getters and setters of a class.

BeanClipse is a NetBeans plugin for Eclipse: NetBeans runs embedded within the Eclipse platform as a plugin offering the best of both worlds to Java developers. May be just a joke ;-) .... Check also it's twin at : http://sf.net/projects/netclipse

BeanCooker automatically sets mock values to javabeans for tests / rapid prototyping purpose. The simplest usage will set all numeric values to 12345, all strings to "someString" , floats to 123.123, but more advanced value generation are available.

Java library can be used in JUnit testcases for java bean classes coverage. Suitable for check methods: "equals", "hashCode", getters and setters. Similar with "https://sourceforge.net/projects/meanbean". Base usage: BeanEqualsChecker checker = new BeanEqualsChecker(); checker.testEquals(MineBean.class); For constructor with parameters, factory can be used: checker.testEquals(MineBeanWithConstructor.class, new EqualBeanFactory<MineBeanWithConstructor>() { @Override public MineBeanWithConstructor create() { return new MineBeanWithConstructor(1,""); } }); Custom validators, primitive generators can be added "BeanEqualsConfiguration". Also can be used for instantiate beans and fill fields with random values, look at class "ObjectGenerator". Compiled under JDK 1.6 Codebase is small, please look sources for details. Separate validators also can be used, for ex. GetterSetterValidator.

Beanfix is a testing framework based on JUnit 1.5 Java Beans and Ant. Writing tests focuses on composing fixtures instead of coding test class methods. Test writers are encouraged to write abstract tests first, allowing specialization by others later.

Lightweight runtime monitor for AJAX web applications that checks in real time whether XML messages received and sent by the application satisfy a predefined interface specification. Complex message sequences and data values are supported.

Blitz is a generic tool whose purpose is to maintain and execute test cases of arbitrary complexity. Blitz can be used either as a command-line tool or as a full-featured graphical user interface.

VNC for use with the BrowserMob Selenium JavaScript Validator. This tool is made available for users of BrowserMob FREE Website Monitoring and Load Testing. The BrowserMob Local Validation Service can be downloaded from https://browsermob.com/tools.

BugEye is an XML-based unit test creation framework. Being XML-based, it can be easily translated to almost any language. The current translations are C#, Java, JavaScript, and Visual Basic. Future translations include C++, Python, Perl, and PHP.

BugUnit extends JUnit with the concept of a 'bug'. Multiple tests test one bug, if one test fails the bug is open. Methods like assertEquals("PRJ-123",i,10) will flag bug PRJ-123 as open or closed in Jira and a bug-centric HTML summary.

Java Class and Byte Code verifier. Verifies static class file structure, external references, analyzes operand stack and local variables through byte code execution emulation. Includes CLDC standard verfication.

The C'it (Continuous Integration and Testing) project (say "see it!") is a set of services to increase the perception of the evolving software, letting you easily implement continuous integration at its best.

C4J is a simple, powerful and non-intrusive tool that makes it easy to add contract verification of instances and methods of any Java class or interface, with full inheritance support. C4J brings Design By Contract to Java.

CAT is a distributed application performance monitoring and alerting system that specializes in tracking request flows, exceptions, and metrics across microservice ecosystems. It offers real-time dashboards showing throughput, response times, error rates, and service dependency graphs to help operations and development collaborate on reliability issues. In addition to metrics, it enables tracing—propagating context across RPC boundaries so problems like latency spikes or failed calls can be traced end-to-end. Alert rules and anomaly detection can be defined to notify teams proactively. The system supports multiple data backends and ingestion pipelines to collect data from JVM, C/C++, Python, and other ecosystems. With the collected data, Cat supports analysis of hotspots, trending anomalies, and capacity planning to drive continuous reliability improvements.

Eclipse update site: http://master.dl.sourceforge.net/project/catsgenerationquickfixes/eclipse Please install from the eclipse update site. Provides quickfixes in eclipse for runtime errors found using EvoSuite. When a file is saved, it runs through EvoSuite which generates JUnit tests for the file. Any system failures are displayed to the user along with quickfixes that may fix the problem. The JUnit tests generated by EvoSuite can be located in the current project under /evosuite-quickfixes/tests. Using the eclipse preferences, you can enable uncovered lines and deleted lines. Uncovered lines shows lines that EvoSuite couldn't test so they might not be reachable under any circumstance. Possibly deleted lines are lines that the Java compiler may be removing as they are not needed. Notice: This plugin attaches 2 JAR files to projects.

CDG version 2.1

COMPAS J2EE is a non-intrusive performance instrumentation and monitoring toolkit for J2EE. It uses adaptive monitoring to automatically adjust the target coverage. COMPAS is completely portable across J2EE application servers and OSs.

corba-cost is the CORBA Open Source Testing project, originally hosted at cost.omg.org. It aims to provide an extensive test suite of CORBA functionality, running on multiple ORBs.

Java app. to utilise (waste) as much CPU as it can. The application allows the user to create multiple Java threads, each performing a CPU-intensive task tasks with a selectable memory footprint. The options let you 'thrash' the aspect you want.

Central de Requisitos e Testes

I have not posted any of the code yet, I'm working on it locally then will push everything. This is not to be used in game (maybe deathmatch only :stuck_out_tongue:), but rather is meant to have some with the features that Java provides. I included all source so that you can see what I used. This is a great project to learn about global event listener, JRobot, JavaFX, etc... Most of the people said this just makes it harder to play the game, so it's not fantastic. The only thing I would say is worth getting banned over is the "camping" trigger bot and the crosshair overlay. The other features don't really provide an unfair advantage in my opinion. Either way, enjoy :)