Jennifer Nestor, a staff consultant with Computer Sciences Corporation, has been programming in Java for over two years. She has a BA in mathematics and is currently pursuing an MBA.
ParaSoft's Jtest 3.0 is a powerful automated tool for testing Java classes.
Developers can unit-test their code for completeness and standards compliance
and conduct regression tests to ensure that changes they've made to their
code haven't introduced errors.
Environment
I installed Jtest on an IBM Thinkpad 600E running Windows NT 4.0 Workstation,
Service Pack 5, with 128MB of RAM. According to Jtest's documentation, it'll
run on Windows NT/95/98, with support for Solaris and Linux coming in the
next few releases. Minimally, Jtest recommends you run with a Pentium 233
with 128MB of RAM. It also now supports Java Development Kit version 1.1.x
and version 1.2. One of these JDKs must be in your path in order to perform
all of the tests available.
Installation
Installation was simple; within minutes I was able to execute tests using the
demo class installed with the appl... (more)
Jennifer Nestor, a staff consultant with Computer Sciences Corporation, has been programming in Java for over two years. She has a BA in mathematics and is currently pursuing an MBA.
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