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Parasoft has announced that its Jtest 5.0, the first development product of its type to automate all aspects of Java unit testing and coding standards compliance, is built on the Eclipse platform and fully integrated into the Eclipse workbench. Based on the Parasoft AEP Methodology, Jtest is designed to help developers catch errors early in development and prevent entire classes of similar errors in the future by automating practices such as unit testing and coding standard checking.
The Jtest user interface was redesigned to make test configuration, execution and evaluation as fast and natural as possible. New execution options allow developers to test only classes or lines of code modified after a certain date, or to have Jtest automatically run tests at a designated time each day. Jtest's complete Eclipse integration allows developers to configure and execute tests without leaving their IDE, allowing them to leverage their familiarity with the Eclipse platform.
Jtest is 5.0 available for Windows 2000, Windows XP, Linux and Solaris. Pricing starts at $3495
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