csUnit brings the power of unit testing to the .NET framework. This release contains new features and bug fixes.

Major new features:
- Search function in test hiearchy
- Support for NUnit without recompilation subject to the following limitations
- Supported for NUnit 2.4.7 (.NET 2.0 version)
- Supported attributes
- TestFixtureAttribute
- TestAttribute
- SetUpAttribute
- TearDownAttribute
- IgnoreAttribute
- ExpectedExceptionAttribute
- Addin for Visual Studio 2008 (it already had an addin for VS 2005)

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The Spring 2008 Open Source Testing survey is open for 2 more weeks. Please follow the link below and tell us which are your top ten open source testing tools. Or if you can only think of two or three, then that’s fine too.

We would like to know which are the most popular tools among our website’s users in order that we can deliver appropriate content and services. Results of the survey will be published on Open Source Testing next month. Thanks very much for your time in advance.

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RTH is a web-based testing framework. RTH handles requirement and test management, stores manual and automated test results and has a built in bugtracker. Version 1.6.4 is a bug fix release:
* fixed problem with upper case versus lower case path
* reworked mandatory fields
* fixed some issues with displaying results
* made changes to info-steps in test results

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benerator is a framework for creating realistic and valid high-volume test data, used for performance and load testing, showcase setup and database data extraction. Data can be generated from an easily configurable metadata model and exported to databases, XML, CSV or flat files.

This release fixes all known bugs and improves XML file generation performance by 100%, DB snapshot creation by 20%. Support for individual weighting of CSV-imported data, rendering of date values and several generators have been improved.

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This new release of the unit testing framework for .NET includes:
- Core library (xunit.dll)
- Version-resilient runner support (xunit.runner.utility.dll)
- Support for ASP.NET MVC Preview 2
- Support for CruiseControl.net (see the wiki for more information)
- Installer utility for runners and ASP.NET MVC (xunit.installer.exe)
- Six new runners
- Extensions for .NET 2.0+ (xunitext.dll):
- Extensions for .NET 3.5+ (xunitext35.dll)
- Extensions for NUnit 2.4.3 users (xunitext.nunit.dll)

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Sipp is a performance testing tool for the SIP protocol. An impressive list of contributors have enriched SIPp with new features, another step towards making a more complete SIP benchmark tool. A lot of new enhancements and bug fixes have been added since 3.0.

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Announcing the Spring 2008 Open Source Testing survey! Please follow the link below and tell us which are your top ten open source testing tools. Or if you can only think of three, then that’s fine too.

We would like to know which are the most popular tools among our website’s users in order that we can deliver appropriate content and services. Results of the survey will be published on Open Source Testing next month. Thanks very much for your time in advance.

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This release of Java source code analyzer PMD fixes a few bugs in the 4.2 version but does not introduce major changes. See the Changelog for details.

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release 0.5.1 fixes several major bugs and adds domain support for the United States in
generating US addresses and company names. From now on, benerator will be available
on the public maven repository (groupId ‘org.databene’, artifactId ‘databene-benerator’. Bug Tracking now is available via sourceforge.net

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From the news release:

Probably the longest point release in history, but it’s here. This is the last version that supports PHP 4.

Compared to the 1.0 version, there is much better PHP 5 support (all the way up to PHP 5.3) as long as E_STRICT is not enabled. The mocks support type hinting and interface mocking, the whole system properly supports exceptions and there are many small improvements to the web browser.

Apart from some obscure differences, tests written for the 1.0 release should work fine in the 1.0.1 version.

Many thanks to all the developers, patch contributers, commenters, naggers (especially Perrick) who helped.

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