Parasoft tools integrate seamlessly with a wide variety of software, tools, and frameworks, so
our customers can easily adopt and scale our software testing solutions within their existing
development environments.
Amazon AWS
All of Parasoft technologies can be deployed into Amazon AWS. In addition, Parasoft Virtualize and Parasoft Load Test are available as prebuilt VMs on Amazon AWS Marketplace.
Easily perform visual validation within your existing Selenium scripts, without the need to modify them, using Parasoft Selenic. Screenshots are sent to the Applitools dashboard for comparison.
Enables organizations to associate risk to business requirements by correlating static analysis findings and test results with requirements, user-stories, and defects. Test results can be both sent to Jira and aggregated within Parasoft DTP for full bidirectional traceability. In addition, creation of new issues and defects can be automated based on review and triage of test failures and static analysis violations in Parasoft DTP.
Enables creation and execution of Cucumber-based API test scenarios backed by Parasoft SOAtest. Also enables reporting and self-healing of Selenium web-based UI scenarios using Parasoft Selenic.
The Parasoft platform of test automation and service virtualization tools integrate directly into the Eclipse framework, enabling users to seamlessly leverage Parasoft’s advanced capabilities such as deep reliability and security analysis (such as OWASP, CWE, CERT, PCI DSS, UL 2900), unit test creation, coverage analysis, API / web UI test automation, and service virtualization.
Parasoft provides built-in support integration for the Git source control system. Git can be plugged into your Parasoft test environment, enabling users with the ability to manage their project files, source code and test files.
DTP, when connected to source control systems, displays source code within its Explorers, allowing users to seamlessly inspect static analysis violations, test failures, and coverage results.
The Parasoft Recorder plugin for the Chrome browser allows users to generate API tests within Parasoft SOAtest using the Parasoft SOAtest’s Smart API Test Generator. Parasoft SOAtest and Parasoft Selenic also support execution of browser-based UI test scenarios in the Chrome browser.
The Parasoft Jtest IntelliJ plugin enables performing static code analysis, creating and executing unit tests, and analyzing code coverage reports directly in the IDE. Users can scan their projects for compliance with reliability and security standards (such as OWASP, CWE, CERT, PCI DSS, UL 2900) and pinpoint real bugs with static analysis, identify regressions with automated unit tests, and find code coverage gaps. The Parasoft Selenic IntelliJ plugin supports creation of Selenium tests from recording and quick fixes for Selenium tests self-healed by Parasoft Selenic.
Parasoft Jtest can automatically create and execute JUnit tests, capture code coverage as they execute, and execute an optimized set of unit tests based on code changes. Parasoft Selenic can create JUnit-based Selenium tests that use the page object model from recording, self-heal the tests as they execute, and produce recommendations for how to update the tests. Parasoft SOAtest users can execute JUnit-format tests in conjunction with the various other types of tests available to run with Parasoft SOAtest.
All of Parasoft’s technologies can be deployed into Microsoft Azure. In addition, Parasoft Virtualize is available as a prebuilt VM on Microsoft Azure and a build task on Microsoft Azure DevOps.
Sauce Labs’ strength in mobile and desktop web testing is enhanced with Parasoft’s expertise in optimizing automated testing, which improves your ability to execute and update your Selenium UI tests. By running your cross-browser Selenium tests securely in their cloud, Sauce Labs ensures the quality and compatibility of your application’s UI. With Parasoft Selenic’s self-healing capability, you can now effortlessly find and address broken Selenium tests issues on-the-fly during the test runs and review recommendations that enable you to fix the tests and make them more stable.
Parasoft Selenic can create JUnit-based Selenium tests that use the page object model from recording, self-heal the tests as they execute, and produce recommendations for how to update the tests. Parasoft SOAtest users can execute JUnit-format Selenium tests in conjunction with the various other types of tests available to run with Parasoft SOAtest.
Support for static analysis, metrics, code duplication, unit testing, and code coverage of Spring code with Parasoft Jtest. Also support for API and functional testing of Spring applications using Parasoft SOAtest and Parasoft Selenic.
Support for static analysis, metrics, code duplication, unit testing, and code coverage of Spring code with Parasoft Jtest. Also support for API and functional testing of Spring applications using Parasoft SOAtest and Parasoft Selenic.
Parasoft Selenic can self-heal TestNG-based Selenium tests as they execute and produce recommendations for how to update the tests. Parasoft SOAtest users can execute TestNG-format Selenium tests in conjunction with the various other types of tests available to run with Parasoft SOAtest.
