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This maintenance release for QF-Test 2.0 adds support for Eclipse / SWT version 3.3M7, further simplifies testing of Eclipse/RCP based applications and fixes a number of bugs.

Besides some bugfixes, this maintenance release for QF-Test 2.0 also introduces a few new features, including automatic retrieval of component names for Eclipse/RCP-based applications.

QFS attends the Swiss Testing Day 2007 in Zurich as exhibitor including a very well attended presentation.Details

QFS presents itself and the latest version of QF-Test at OOP 2007 in Munich.Details

This is a maintenance release for QF-Test 2.0.

The final version of QF-Test 2.0 has been released today. Highlights among the many new features include support for testing of SWT based applications, small-scale test management support, an automated dependency management mechanism, data-driven testing without the need for scripting and the fully redesigned report generation system., About QF-Test, FAQ

QF-Test 1.99.1, the Release Candidate for QF-Test 2.0, has been released today.Highlights are improved support for testing of SWT based applications, including the latest Eclipse version 3.2.1, and the fully redesigned report generation system.

QF-Test 1.99.0, the first Beta version for QF-Test 2.0 has been released today.Highlights among the new features are support for testing Eclipse / SWT based applications, small-scale test management support, fully automated dependency management and data-driven testing without the need for scripting.

Besides some bugfixes, this maintenance release for the stable 1.8 branch of qftestJUI also introduces a few new features, including a new way of recording image checks and a menu item for triggering thread dumps in the system under test.

A subtle change in JDK version 1.05.0_06 could cause an annoying exception which this release fixes along with a number of other small issues. It also comes with a few minor improvements and updates to the documentation.

QFS presents itself and the latest version of qftestJUI at Software & Systems Quality Conferences in Düsseldorf.Details

QFS attends OOP 2006 in Munich as exhibitor including a well attended presentation.Details

Martina Schmid from QFS has been invited to participate in a panel discussion titled “Impulses for Innovations: Being Successful in a Niche.Details

This version of qftestJUI fixes a bug that prevented proper recording of checks on sub-items of complex components.

This version of qftestJUI now officially supports load testing. The event filters introduced in the previous version make it possible to run multiple SUTs on a single desktop. This version adds the ability to synchronize tests across multiple machines.The newly introduced license models facilitate running a large number of parallel tests at a reasonable price.

QFS is pleased to announce the partnership with TECHTRUST who will distribute qftestJUI in India and also offer support

Besides some bugfixes, this maintenance release for the stable 1.8 branch of qftestJUI also includes a number of new features, most notably an event filter for increased test stability under heavy load and the ability to run multiple test suites in batch mode.

This is a maintenance release for the stable 1.8 branch of qftestJUI.

Version 1.08.0, the new stable version of qftestJUI, is now available for download.Highlights of this update include support for Java applets, recording of Drag&Drop, on-the-fly compression of run logs, Jython terminals and a host of other new features.

This latest release for the development version 1.7 of qftestJUI is now feature-complete. The new connection mechanism, Jython terminals, recording and replay of Drag&Drop have been further enhanced and honed, more new features were added and a number of bugs have been fixed.