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Version 3.1.0 is the first release on the new development branch of QF-Test.This version comes with a bunch of new features. Highlights are combined testing of a web page and its embedded Java applets, automatic refactoring for calls to test cases, procedures and dependencies when their targets change and new, powerful APIs for setting options, custom checks, next-generation resolvers and monitoring of test-runs.

Version 3.0.2 is a maintenance release for the current production branch of QF-Test.Besides a number of bug-fixes this version also comes with support for the latest Eclipse / SWT versions 3.4.2 and 3.5M6 and an extension to the daemon API.

QFS presents itself and the latest version of QF-Test in April 2009 at the JAX conference in Mainz, Germany.Details

Version 3.0.1 is a maintenance release for the current production branch of QF-Test.Besides a number of bug-fixes this version also comes with new features, among them the ability to directly specify proxy settings for a web SUT.

The final version of QF-Test 3.0 is now available.Highlights among the new features include cross-browser web testing with web2.0/AJAX support, integration with HP Quality Center and Imbus TestBench, Groovy as a second scripting language, 64-bit support for SWT on Windows and Linux and many more.

Todays release of QF-Test 2.9.9 heralds the end of the beta period for QF-Test version 3.The re-engineered web module provides improved Ajax support and a general speedup. Web testing with Mozilla on Linux is now supported for the first time.

Version 2.2.4 is a maintenance release for the current production branch of QF-Test.It primarily adds support for the recently released Eclipse / SWT version 3.4.1 and fixes some minor bugs.

Today version 2.9.2 has been released, the second beta version of QF-Test version 3.Beside a stabilised web module it contains a number of enhancements and also adds support for the recently released Eclipse / SWT version 3.4 “Ganymede” including 64-bit variant for Linux.

With QF-Test 2.9.1 today the first official beta version of QF-Test 3.0 has been released.Beside the highlight “Web testing”, Groovy is now supported as second scripting language and integration with common test management tools (HP/Mercury Quality Center, Imbus TestBench) is possible. Furthermore basic procedures can be generated automatically now and annoying OutOfMemoryErrors were abolished thanks to split run logs.

Version 2.2.3 is a maintenance release for the current production branch of QF-Test.It adds support for the recently released Eclipse / SWT version 3.4 “Ganymede”, including the 64-bit variant for Linux.

Version 2.2.2 is a maintenance release for the current production branch of QF-Test.It adds support for SWT versions 3.4M5 and 3.3.2 - the latter now also including 64-bit Linux - and fixes a number of bugs, among them a serious memory leak.

Version 2.2.1 is a maintenance release for the current production branch of QF-Test.Besides a number of bug-fixes this version also comes with new features, among them support for Eclipse / SWT 3.4 milestone 4.

Version 2.2.0 is the first release on the new production branch of QF-Test. New features include data driver nodes for Excel files and databases, a progress indicator for interactive tests and dynamic comments in reports. Together with the completion of the feature set for SWT testing, the new thread security check for Swing applications and the expansion of the standard library this represents a great leap from version 2.0.

Version 2.1.1 is a maintenance release for the current development branch of QF-Test. Besides a number of bug-fixes it completes the new features introduced with version 2.1.0 and adds a few of its own, like support for Eclipse / SWT 3.3.1 and improved configuration of the available memory for QF-Test.

Version 2.1.0, the new development release of QF-Test, is now available for download. It comes with many new features and support for Eclipse / SWT and Swing testing are now on par.