 |
| ||||
QF-Test is designed to help developers and programmers test Java and Web applications. The program provides users with a GUI for testing their application, as well as a debugger tool.
Creating a new test suite is a rather easy procedure, but beginner users are advised to read the tutorials. However, the QuickStart Wizard is there to help you with any issue you might encounter.
Managing nodes, inserting dependencies, transform nodes and analyzing references are just some of the features that this application comes with. The built-in and intuitive debugger will be an easy to use tool for those who are familiar with debugging programs in Java or other programming languages.
Here are some key features of "QF-Test":
· Automated testing of Java and Web applications
· User-friendly interface
· Reusable tests
· Experience with Swing, SWT, Eclipse plugins and RCP applications, ULC, CaptainCasa, Java applets and Java WebStart
· Dynamic UI components recognition
· Sequential control and modularization
· Generate reports
· Extensive documentation
Limitations:
· Save option is disabled
· Works for three hours, after which you have to restart
· Nag screen
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
New features:
· Support was updated for Firefox versions 18 and 19.
· The project concept now includes support for sub-projects.
· Javascript error filters defined in the option "Errors that should be ignored" are now applied to the complete message including the URL and line number of the source of the error.
· Several checks were added for Eclipse JFace components like FormText, Link or Hyperlink.
Bugs fixed:
· The responsiveness of QF-Test severely suffered when opening many test-suites.
· Refresh of large projects on slow filesystems like Windows network shares is now significantly faster.
· If several projects were opened, automatic refresh of the project hierarchy could mess up the project tree.
· Geometry of events relative to an SWT Shell now includes the window title and borders.
· Highlighting widgets inside CTabFolders in Eclipse 4.2 now uses the correct offset.
· Errors happening outside a test-case were not listed correctly in the report if the containing test-set contained sev...
Via: QF-Test 3.5M3 Build 4717
