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Re: Automagic webapp testing tools

Subject: Re: Automagic webapp testing tools
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 13:53:50 +1000
I use a took called AutoIT to script some events, i can make the
coldfusion stuff at work fall over after a while if i repeat the same
process a thousand times :)

leigh


On 18/3/2005, "robert@dyadsecurity.com" <robert@dyadsecurity.com> wrote:

Evans, Arian(Arian.Evans@fishnetsecurity.com)@Thu, Mar 10, 2005 at 12:35:58PM 
-0600:
4. No substitute for manual testing.

In my mind, these tools are most powerful when used by the manual
testers.  It allows for a stimulus to be consistently applied to all inputs in
the application the same way every time.  No human has the stamina for
that on a large app :).

That said, the commercial tools I've evaluated are all lacking in
important features.  I think it's still an immature market with plenty
of room for new players who have good ideas.

Robert

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