Open Source Java QA Automation Software for Mac

Priorty Estimation Tool (PriEsT) is a decision analysis tool. You can use it for ranking the options you have, or alternatively, you may use it for resource allocation (budgeting) problems. In PriEsT, you enter a list of available options and then define your criteria for prioritization. After defining criteria, PriEsT allows you to enter your judgements against each criterion, which are then used to calculate the final ranking (or weights). Please cite this if you find it useful:- Siraj, S., Mikhailov, L. and Keane, J. A. (2015), "PriEsT: an interactive decision support tool to estimate priorities from pairwise comparison judgments". International Transactions in Operational Research. 22: 217–235. doi:10.1111/itor.12054

The CSV Transformer is a data processing tool which transforms .xml-Files to comma separated values. The CSV Transformer was created in a load and performance testing project, the use case was to be able to transform 2800 configuration files of a big banking application to a single .csv-File. With this single file it was possible to compare the whole configuration between two releases with the already available tool CSV Comparator. This enabled the team to verify if there were any changes that could have a potential performance impact.

JARep is a reporting tool for application performance data, extracted from a performance measuring tool like JAMon API. The data is then stored in a database. Via a webapp or a Swing application you can view the performance over time. See SVN source.

This tool is about a method called "process-oriented decision tables". These are decision tables but different from "normal" decision tables. They fix the flaws of traditional decision tables making it a joy to work with. But they keep all benefits of traditional decision tables. First of all they present the logic in a very dense form. 1. Explore all possible combinations of conditions and actions by question-and-answer. 2. Have a compact one-sheet-view on complex logic. 3. Have abandoned combinations documented. 4. Make sure that your decision table is (formally) neither incomplete nor inconsistent with one click. And the mathematics behind it is very easy and well documented ;-) 5. Get the test cases necessary to test your piece of logic with one click. 6. Other than in traditional decision tables, you can mix conditions and actions. => Stop to to rack your brain - start using process-oriented decision tables! <=

This is a library for building decision tables and to get test specifications from it. More about decision tables and how this library works you'll find in the help files for the project JDecisiontable (which is an application build around this library): http://sourceforge.net/projects/jdecisiontable => Files => Help This library can give you decision table and test specifications as strings in json and csv format. The project JDecisiontable take this strings and save them as text files. Thus the example files for this application may be useful for you: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jdecisiontable => Files => Examples

LogiDist offer a solution of "Computer Aided Logistic" with mostly informative purposes on executed pickups/delivery of merchandise. Is able to manage the whole process of purchase, order management, merchandise delivery to reduce distribution costs.

Xcarecrows4MDA provides a complete toolset to build models and check their behavior for standalone applications or whole systems with a hierarchical, state driven approach. A test component checks the safety of the model under various situations.