JSystem

New Features:

• Make the Difido report the default reporter
• We should have a better message in case a wrong scenario is specified to the JSystem Maven Plugin
• Scenario properties are not shown in the Difido report

Main Features

• A professional open-source framework for writing and managing automated system tests. 
• built in integration with Selenium, Autoit, and practically any API based protocols like Telnet/SSH/RS232, SNMP, XML, Tcl 
• create and run test-scenarios 
• Drag and drop approach, code-free. 
• Provides a central framework for the most distributed and complex testing environments, 
• enabling central management and reporting
• JSystem enables scalability of the testing project - by leveraging pre-written test-scripts to create new tests. 
• The JSystem framework is comprised of the following components: 
  • JSystem Services (Java API) - exposes JSystem services. 
  • JSystem Drivers- Java modules used to interface with devices and applications in the system under test. 
  • JSystem GUI Interface (JRunner) - GUI application interface used for creating and running test scenarios. 
  • JSystem Agent – an execution engine used to run scenarios on a distributed setup. 
  • JSystem Eclipse plug-in - accelerates the development environment setup and enforces JSystem conventions. 
• System Objects are Java modules used to interfaces with devices and applications in the testing environment. 
• Support many System object that already made.

The JSystem framework is comprised of the following components:

• JSystem Services (Java API) - exposes JSystem services.
• JSystem Drivers- Java modules used to interface with devices and applications in the system under test.
• JSystem GUI Interface (JRunner) - GUI application interface used for creating and running test scenarios.
• JSystem Agent - an execution engine used to run scenarios on a distributed setup.
• JSystem Eclipse plug-in - accelerates the development environment setup and enforces JSystem conventions.
• JSystem deploys several open source projects, two of the central open source projects are JUnit used for writing tests and Ant used as the scenario execution engine.