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The \\\"Archimedes Project\\\" extracts XML metadata content from Versata\\\'s repositories. It generates detailed reports (JavaDoc for Business Rules), persist XML business rules (Rules Repository) , and create JUNIT & Euclid test scripts 5.
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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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ClassMirrors.NET is a testing tool which can create mirror class wrappers for .NET objects exposing internal and private classes and properties for testing purposes.
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UtSqlDataScheme
Simple cleaning of tables for unit tests.
Drop, create, bulk insert. Truncate, bulk insert. Bulk insert custom data. Many databases on one server. -
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NDemo is a .NET framework for creating automated demos in a TDD-style approach. These demos can then be used to create interactive or automated user acceptance tests and generate various forms of documentation with screenshots.
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Performance and load testing framework. We aim to create a testing tool for web applications that can simulate large numbers of concurrent users without mucking around with threads, and thus allow us to perform rate-based testing.
