Gestion de projet, Guide pratique pour réaliser des tests foncti Par Stéphane Bordage - 22/05/2009 Cet article explique aux chefs de projets fonctionnels et techniques sans aucune expérience Selenium comment automatiser des tests fonctionnels, pas à pas, avec Selenium IDE, une extention du navigateur Firefox. Les bonnes pratiques et les conseils que nous vous donnons sont issus de notre retour d’expérience après plusieurs campagnes de tests sur des plateformes de gestion de contenu (de type Drupal 6 avec plusieurs instances synchronisées, des workflows complexes, plus de 20 types de contenus…) au cours desquelles nous avons paramétré environ 1200 tests exécutés à 15 reprises soit près de 18000 tests réalisés. Selenium Selenium est un ensemble d’outils open source et gratuits dont l’objectif est d’automatiser les tests fonctionnels d’application web. Selenium IDE Selenium IDE est l’outil qui permet de paramétrer les tests très facilement via une interface WYSIWYG dans Firefox. Selenium RC et Selenium Grid Dans les prochaines semaines :
WebStats dotNet - Free IIS W3C http log file analyzer. About WebStats dotNet [top] WebStats dotNet is a series of projects used to generate website statistics from IIS W3C http server log files. Best of all, it's all free and licensed under the LGPL. WebStats Class Library [top] WebStats Class Library is a C# class library. WebStats Website is a website written in C# using Microsoft's ASP.NET 2.0 technology. WebStats Scheduler is a Windows Service written in C# to handle scheduling of tasks. Please report bugs, support requests and feature requests via the SourceForge Project site. Currently, we do not have a demo online, check back soon. WebStats dotNet is composed of several projects, each project has different features. Current feature set: Tracks: Browsers Files File Types Hosts Operating Systems Pages Referrers Robots Search Engines Keyphrases Keywords Sessions Date/Time Day Day of Week Hour of Day Configuration: Profiles - specify unique settings to each run, or reuse the same settings for multiple runs. Current feature set:
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Open source security testing tools Please fill in our 10th anniversary survey! Opensourcetesting.org is 10 years old! We have changed a lot over that time, and no doubt you have too. Babel Enterprise Description: Babel Enterprise manages the risk, dividing it by domains (groups or organizations), assets and policies. Requirement: Linux, Solaris, WinXP, HP-UX, IBM AIX BFBTester - Brute Force Binary Tester BFBTester is good for doing quick, proactive security checks of binary programs. POSIX, BSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Linux Brakeman Brakeman is an open source vulnerability scanner specifically designed for Ruby on Rails applications. Rails 3 The CROSS (Codenomicon Robust Open Source Software) program is designed to help open source projects fix critical flaws in their code. 130 protocol interfaces and formats Flawfinder Program that scans C/C++ source code and reports potential security flaws. Python 1.5 or greater Gendarme Gendarme is a extensible rule-based tool to find problems in .NET applications and libraries. Knock Subdomain Scan
Radview - Load Testing, Stress Testing and Performance testing t WatiN Home EclEmma - JaCoCo Java Code Coverage Library JaCoCo is a free code coverage library for Java, which has been created by the EclEmma team based on the lessons learned from using and integration existing libraries for many years. Snapshot Builds The master branch of JaCoCo is automatically built and published. Due to the test driven development approach every build is considered fully functional. See change history for latest features and bug fixes. Release Builds The official releases builds are available for download below. Contact/Feedback Please don't hesitate to get in touch and provide feedback in the JaCoCo and EclEmma Users group. your experience with using or integrating JaCoCo, missing features we don't have yet on the issue list and any kind of suggestions for functional or implementation improvements.
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test everything — 100+ tools in one! Choose the tools with that you want to test the given adress: CSS and HTML validators SEO tools Social services Web proxies Network tools Text tools Image tools (works only with Image URLs) Miscellaneous tools 7 Useful Tools for Web Development Testing Before launching any new website, feature, or upgrade, it has to be tested. The worst nightmare of any programmer, designer, or business is to launch a broken website that drives away users and hurts reputations. It will only create more work, more headaches, and lost profits. Luckily, there are many great tools for web development testing. These tools test everything from CSS validation to website speed. 1. Want a fast test for response time, file size, and links? 2. Browser testing is one of the most tedious and frustrating parts of web development. Enter XenoCode Browser Sandbox, a series of virtual applications that can run all popular browsers simultaneously. 3. The favorite extension of programmers everywhere, Firebug is one of the best applications around for debugging issues with front-end code and CSS. 4. If a website goes viral and Digg, Twitter, and StumbleUpon all converge on it at once, will it be able to handle the stress? 5. 6. 7.
Cobertura Plugin Plugin Information The current thinking is to merge this plugin into more generic coverage plugin. Help appreciated. This plugin allows you to capture code coverage report from Cobertura. Install the cobertura plugin (via Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins)Configure your project's build script to generate cobertura XML reports (See below for examples with Ant and Maven2)Enable the "Publish Cobertura Coverage Report" publisherSpecify the directory where the coverage.xml report is generated. Here are the configuration details for common build tools. Maven 2 Quick configuration You can either, enable "cobertura" analysis in your 'pom.xml' files or just tell Jenkins to run "cobertura" goal. If you don't want to change your pom files, just add the goal 'cobertura:cobertura' to your Maven project in Jenkins. Single Project If you are using a single module configuration, add the following into your pom.xml. Execute cobertura only from Jenkins using profiles Project hierarchies Ant Gradle Update for Jenkins
Applications Weakened by Third-party Code - PCWorld Business Center The use of third-party code in applications represents a big security risk for companies, according to a study from security vendor Veracode. Companies often use code libraries that have been developed from either open-source projects or outsourcing organizations that have been contracted to create applications, said Jason Steer, a solutions architect for Veracode, which specializes in scanning code for vulnerabilities. Between 30 percent to 70 percent of the code in applications come from third parties, which fail to achieve an acceptable level of security up to 81 percent of the time, according to the study. "This is a big problem for our customers," Steer said at the Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit in London on Wednesday. The problem is exemplified by Twitter, which saw a cross-site scripting flaw exploited on its site on Tuesday. The code libraries used by companies in applications are often "nested," meaning they have components developed by others.