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Parasoft Jtest integrates seamlessly into your development ecosystem and CI/CD pipeline for real-time, intelligent feedback on testing and compliance progress. Jtest highlights code coverage and code quality, provides AI assistance for easier and faster JUnit creation, and identifies security and reliability issues so stakeholders can understand the quality of the deliverables and make informed decisions about the risk of release.
Reduce costs and elevate the productivity of every Java developer on your team. Deliver secure and reliable Java code at speed while effectively balancing technical goals with business objectives.
Receive real-time insights about code defects and shorten your feedback cycle from automated tests in your build pipeline. Fix issues early, right in your IDE, instead of later in the development cycle.
Simplify the work of creating JUnit test cases and associated stubs/mocks with Parasoft Jtest’s Unit Test Assistant. Clone and mutate existing test cases to expand test coverage and meet code coverage targets.
Parasoft Jtest checks code for compliance with a variety of industry security standards. It also automatically generates the documentation needed to demonstrate compliance.
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Use what you have. Parasoft Java testing tools play well with a wide variety of software, tools, and frameworks. Test and scale within your existing development environment.
Enables teams to integrate Continuous Testing into their CI infrastructure. The Parasoft Findings plugin enables results from Parasoft analysis and testing tools to be integrated into Bamboo reports and gate build and release pipelines based on those test results.
Learn more.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.
Learn more.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.
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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.
Learn more.Parasoft’s integration with GitHub provides dedicated actions for C/C++test, Jtest, and dotTEST. The “Run” actions enable users to run code analysis with Parasoft tools and review the analysis results directly on GitHub. Results are available in the Security tab as “Code scanning alerts” and are included in pull requests. Parasoft’s integration with GitHub also provides dedicated actions for Parasoft CTP that enable users to deploy and destroy test environments and run test execution jobs within a remote instance of Parasoft CTP.
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Parasoft’s integration with GitLab’s DevOps platform enables organizations to develop and deliver software faster and efficiently. It enables users to run Parasoft C/C++test, Jtest, or dotTEST static code analysis, unit testing, and structural code coverage as part of their highly automated CI/CD platform.
Learn more.Enables Parasoft Jtest code analysis and/or test execution as part of a Gradle build.
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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.
Learn more.Enables teams to integrate Continuous Testing into their CI infrastructure.
The Parasoft Findings plugin enables results from Parasoft analysis and testing tools to be integrated into Jenkins reports and gate build and release pipelines based on those test results.
The Parasoft Environment Manager plugin enables the rapid configuration of virtual test environments and execution of test jobs.
Learn more.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.
Learn more.Enables Parasoft Jtest code analysis and/or test execution and Parasoft Selenic self-healing of Selenium web UI tests as part of a Maven build.
Learn more.Parasoft’s automated language testing integration with Microsoft Azure DevOps (formerly Team Foundation Server) enables enables Parasoft tools to define scope and determine authorship during code analysis and test execution. It enables users to run static code analysis, unit testing, and structural code coverage for C, C++, C#, VB.NET, and Java as part of their highly automated CI/CD platform.
The Parasoft Findings plugin enables teams to integrate continuous testing with Parasoft SOAtest into their CI infrastructure by allowing results from Parasoft analysis and testing tools to be integrated into TeamCity reports and gating build and release pipelines on those test results.
The Parasoft Service Virtualization plugin enables the rapid configuration of test environments and execution of test jobs. In addition, Parasoft Virtualize is available as a prebuilt VM on Microsoft Azure and a build task on Microsoft Azure DevOps.
Learn more.Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational technology corporation best known for its Windows line of operating systems, the Microsoft 365 suite of productivity applications, and the Internet Explorer and Edge web browsers. Parasoft’s partnership with Microsoft covers many integrations across the DevOps toolchain, from IDE integrations (with Visual Studio and VS Code), through repositories and CI/CD pipelines (both GitHub and Azure DevOps) to deploying in Azure Cloud and technology available on Azure Marketplace.
Parasoft Jtest leverages Mockito to isolate code under test when creating JUnit tests.
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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.
Learn more.Enables users to generate recommended fixes for static analysis violations in Jtest and dotTEST, improve existing unit tests in Jtest, and generate API test scenarios based on service definitions in SOAtest.
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