155 projects tagged "Java"
Obix is an object-oriented programming language designed to make it easy to quickly write reliable code. More reliability is achieved through language features which consistently support the "Fail fast!" principle (every coding error should be detected as early as possible, preferably at compile-time, or else as early as possible at run-time). The Obix compiler generates Java binaries which can be executed on any Java virtual machine.
Maveryx is an automated functional testing tool. It provides testers with automated testing capabilities for functional testing, regression testing, GUI testing and data-driven testing. It does not require you to pre-record or capture any GUI Maps (or ‘Test Object Maps’) to create and run tests. During test execution, Maveryx takes ‘snapshots’ of the application user interface and automatically identifies the UI Objects to test. The tool includes fuzzy matching algorithms to unambiguously locate objects at runtime, even if the objects have changed since test creation. Maveryx also provides the ability to automate keywords, to validate dynamic data, to create data-driven tests, and to support custom controls. It is platform independent and runs as a standalone application or as an Eclipse plugin.
SDMetrics Core is a Java library to calculate metrics of structural design properties such as coupling, size, and complexity for UML designs. It also checks design rules to automatically detect incomplete or incorrect design, and adherence to style guidelines such as circular dependencies or naming conventions. The library provides an XMI parser for import of XMI 1.x files with UML1.3/1.4 models, and XMI 2.0/2.1 files with UML 2.x models. Design metrics, rules, and XMI import are highly customizable.
gPM (generic Process Management) is a generic TOPCASED tool for business process management that can also be used for bug or issue tracking and for other almost any document-based process. gPM is composed of a server and several clients are available (Web-based, Eclipse Mylyn connector, Eclipse rich client). As gPM is a generic tool, it needs to be instantiated for each business process you want to support. Defining a business process consists of providing the product types, sheet types, sheet link types, and the life cycle of each sheet type. gPM configuration also includes roles and access controls, sheet type life cycles, dictionaries and translations, functional extension points, filters, and more. gPM has already been successfully instantiated for both simple development processes (like Mantis or Bugzilla) and complex industrial processes, like in the aerospace domain.
The Plandora project is a tool to help the software development process, from the customer requirement phase until the task conclusion. It consequently gathers the history of the project. The Plandora system can be useful for teams that have problems with resource bottle-necks, parallel projects, critical dead lines, necessity for scope documentation of tasks and requirements, and more.
Trumpeter is a stand-alone server that integrates RT (Request Tracker) with an XMPP chat server (used by Jabber, Pidgin, Google Talk, etc.). It regularly queries RT, and posts notification messages in chat rooms when new tickets arrive, when they are about to expire, and when they are past their due time. It is quite configurable, making it easy to watch several RT queues simultaneously and post the results to different chat rooms.
Squale (Software QUALity Enhancement) provides models and associated tools to assess software quality and help improve it over time. Its models and tools know how to aggregate raw quality information (such as metrics) given by third party technologies into high-level factors, offer dashboards which present those factors and allow digging deeply into the code quality, show the evolution of quality over time, and give economical indicators about the return on investment of quality efforts.
Sonar enables you to collect, analyze, and report metrics on source code. Sonar not only offers consolidated reporting on and across projects throughout time, but a central place to manage code quality. With no complex infrastructure, Sonar fulfills needs in terms of code quality, whether it is to make an audit or implement a continuous improvement process.