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Squash TM
Squash TM is an open source tool for test repositories management.
...It enables the management of requirements, test cases and campaigns execution in a multiproject context. Based on an ergonomic and intuitive interface, Squash is also "full web" making it an easy tool to deploy. Squash TM is the result of a new development in Java (OSGi, Spring 3, Spring MVC, Hibernate, JasperReport, Jquery). For bugs management, Squash TM interfaces natively with Mantis. Thanks to its connector compatible with OSLC, it can also interface with other bugtrackers as JIRA. -
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*** This project is no longer maintained *** OSGiUnit is a framework for implementing and running JUnit (www.junit.org) tests for interacting OSGi bundles (www.osgi.org). It is based on JUnit and can therefore be used with any JUnit testcase runner like ant or Eclipse.
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OSGi BDT is a set of build tools to simplify the development process of OSGi bundles. OSGi BDT provides a set of Ant tasks for creating repositories, deploying, building and testing bundles. It contains an Eclipse plug-in and a Fitnesse fixture.
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