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Improve the quality of your webapplication using automated testing techniques! AWAT is an easy-to-use XML-based testing framework which allows the creation of functional black-box- and regressiontests.
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TAF (Test Automation Framework) is an all-in-one testing framework that utilizes several open-source unit testing libraries. This comes with the most commonly used wrapper methods and a web-based GUI for reports. Easy to install and very intuitive to use.
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The Java-Based-GUI-Test-Automation-Library (jabuta) provides the possibility to test software on a GUI-based level.
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The goal of this project is to develop a very simple SMTP server that responds to SMTP requests and makes received messages available for query at a later time. All useful features for a SMTP server that can be used in an automated testing suite.
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PeerGFS PEER Software - File Sharing and CollaborationPeerGFS is a software-only solution developed to solve file management/file replication challenges in multi-site, multi-platform, and hybrid multi-cloud environments.
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JXCL is a framework for constructing transforming class loaders for Java. It can be used for a wide range of purposes, including automated testing, in particular testing of unit test coverage.
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OWLAND is an automated testing framework for description logic reasoners. It supports both ABox and TBox reasoning methods and is capable of running fully automated tests with any ontology and number of currently available reasoners.
