Open Source Java QA Automation Software - Page 13

THE STP CODE HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. THE CODE HERE IS STALE. PLEASE CHECKOUT THE FOLLOWING WEBSITE: http://stp.github.io/

strunts provides tools and helpers for building web applications with struts and eclipse. it allows to validate config files, jsp's, tiles definitions and java code of the struts application.

SVN Statistika is a server-side application for generating reports (graphs, trees, tables) from subversion repository. Client-side GUI application is also avaible and is used to control the server-side.

A tool to automate the usage of SWT based GUI and to allow the user to test the existence of controls and check their characteristics. The users are able to perform the tests from a user interface or from a regression environment.

SWTBot is an automation and testing tool for SWT/RCP applications, with the facility to record and playback scripts. Features will include, text based scripts, ant support for playback of test suites, reporting, and multi threaded playback.

Libraries and (maven) plugins helping check and report vulnerabilities coming from dependencies.

Sanity4J simplifies running multiple code analysis tools on Java projects on an ad-hoc basis. It provides a single entry point to run the tools and produces a consolidated report, which presents all findings in an easily accessible format. Homepage: https://sanity4j.github.io/ Project page: https://github.com/Sanity4J/Sanity4J/

A commercially supported, open-source distribution of the popular web application test automation tool Selenium Remote Control. Built by the original author of the Selenium, Sauce RC is easy to install and has the latest fixes and browser support.

Analysis tools for scale test data generated by The Grinder.

ScaleUp is a monitoring tool, which produces report based on configured text files and keywords (such as exceptions). It is very useful to monitor log in production and testing environments.

Scertify™ Refactoring Assessment is an open source component dedicated to development & QA teams that provides exclusive benchmark data on Software Quality. It automatically detects the portions of an application that can be refactored, gives valuable information on refactoring strategies, and costs. Though IT departments have matured these last 10 years and have now no doubt on the benefits of a continuous control of code quality, three major concerns were still remaining, without any tools able to effectively addressing these needs: * How to understand quality indicators, and how to compare them with the state of the art? * How to measure and manage the gap between the absolute quality level of a software, and a reasonable (reachable) target of quality? * What are the shortest and safe ways to achieve your quality goals?

Scrinch is a stand-alone Swing application that helps managing your projects the Agile way (mostly Scrum). Easy to configure: not based on Web technology, no database to manage: just launch it and start working on your desktop.

I am often asked to start a new Selenium (http://seleniumhq.org/) test automation project. Reinventing the wheel each time sucks. Everything in this SF project are various tips & tricks that I figured out over time. Each of the files under net.sourceforge.sebase.demos is a proof of concept (POC) to get a different technology to work with Selenium.

SecurityCoach is an extensible software security auditing system that integrates with Eclipse, seamlessly performs static analysis of the source code in the background and warns a developer about potential software security vulnerabilities.

A Java library to run diagnostic tasks for a Web application at runtime. Configured tasks verify the availability of external resources such as property files, datasources and JNDI bindings. A run can detect problems ahead of using your application.

A tool for Java programmers to test the semantics of source code by writing annotations. An example annotation illustrates how to use the interface and your example annotations are then used to test your application.

This project provides runtime performance monitoring and reporting for Java applications. It includes a simple API with timers and counters, data persistence, support classes and aspects (AspectJ & Spring AOP), and a reporting web application.

ServiceFixture is a fixture library built on top of FIT/FitNesse for SOA or distributed applications that consist of stateless services like web service(SOAP/REST),ejb and pojo etc. It enables FitNesse to be the integration test platform for those apps.

Using an embedded jetty server, this project exposes the core functionality of Sikuli for use within .NET projects. The nuGet package can be installed with the following command entered in the package manager: Install-Package Sikuli4Net Requires a working installation of the latest version of Sikuli. Additional setup required: See screenshots for examples of how to implement this tool. NUnit setup and teardown methods are required. NuGet package page is located here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Sikuli4Net

A simple library for providing Design by Contract functionality for Java projects, using AspectJ and annotations.

The easy path to Fitnesse.

This Project is intented to build a software to trace the behavior of specific Java code segments using JDI and then analize the data extracted from the trace.

Smelly is an Eclipse plugin for detect bad smells in Java code.

The SoSART (Software Static Analysis Reliability Toolkit) is intedned to aid developers in assessing the reliability of existing Java source code through the usage of Static Analysis.

SoaBox lets you create a virtual version of your SOA environment. Clients (WS-Webservices,RESTful, JMS, HTTP, FTP, Filesystem, POJOs/Custom Code), servers (HTTP/Endpoints) and data (XML, SOAP, CSV, etc). It's written in Java and runs with JBoss 5.x and 6.x