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Java quality's open-source tools

Posted by cos on October 04, 2005 at 03:26 PM | Comments (1)

Hello again.

Since I posted my first article here I've been asked a number of times: "Why there's no open source tools for quality process? Are there any?"

Being a lazy enough, I decided to reply just once in this public forum. Ok, here's the answer:
there's a number of open source tools to do a neat automation of one's software quality process.

    To schedule and execute jobs execution in a heterogeneous environment you might want to use
  • Sun's donated project RIO
    • or
  • Sun's opensourced GRID engine
    • instead of Distributed Tasks Framework, we wrote.

    and to run actual tests
  • Tonga harness can be replaced with JTiger or TestNG
I encourage you to look around and find a tool, fits your needs in a best way possible. Enjoy,

Yours,
Cos

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  • Hi Cos! It's been a long time...

    Posted by: euxx on October 04, 2005 at 08:27 PM




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