This section contains the complete list of java testing tools.
Java Testing Tools
When you develop any application, you may want to test whether the piece of code is working as intended. When the application grows and lots of coding is done, then it is difficult to test multiple methods and classes of the application to ensure the functionality and cost of fixing problems grows exponentially. Problems in the code may cause error conditions like memory leaks, race conditions, thread locks and even crash the application. Java Testing ensures that the application is reliable and meets the requirements.
In java testing, test classes are created for the source code and executed with different parameters. Automated java testing is more efficient and less error prone as it checks for all defined cases while manual testing requires more code reviews. Automated java testing makes the development faster as it checks immediately all the possible error conditions that may occur due to changes in later development, and so reduces development cost. Automated java testing ensures the application quality in less time in comparison to manual which is time consuming and expensive.
There are various testing tools available for java. Here is the list of some tools:
- JUnit
- Cactus
- XMLUnit
- EasyMock
- TestNG
- Fit
- DbUnit
- StrutsTestCase
- Jamelon
- UISpec4J
- Jacareto
- JTestCase
- JTR Java Test Runner
- MockLib
- benerator
- Ejb3Unit
- T2
- SWTBot
- TESTARE
- SpringUnit
- JUCA
- Mocquer
- SelAid
- Abbot
- JUnitPerf
- Mockrunner
- dbMonster
- The Grinder
- jfcUnit
- jMock
- MockEJB
- MockCreator
- SQLUnit
- Marathon
- Salome-TMF
- Surrogate Test framework
- Dumbster
- TagUnit
- TestGen4J
- QC4J
- Jemmy
- DDTUnit
- GrandTestAuto
- soapUI
- KeY
- STclass
- DDSteps
- Unicorn
- p-unit
- MActor
- DepUnit
- Jumble
- Unitils
- JDBHammer
- Fressia
- ContiPerf
- Basher
- HtmlUnit
- MaxQ
- Canoo WebTest
- Selenium
- Latka
- slim
- StoryTestIQ
- JWebUnit
- HttpUnit
- JMeter
- LoadSim
- Slimdog
- Imprimatur
- Sahi
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