The Parasoft DTP Plugin and the Parasoft DTP Plugin for Java allow .NET allow you to work with Parasoft DTP Engines for Java Engine from your IDE. This gives you an interface to perform several functions:
Running local
code analysis- Viewing and interacting with analysis findings
- Setting test configurations
- Creating and executing unit tests
- Collecting test findings and coverage
- Importing data from DTP server
Parasoft Jtest Desktop facilitates:
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static code analysis, such as:
Tip pattern-based analysis
Tip flow-based analysis
Tip code duplication analysis
Tip metrics analysis
Tip continuous static analysis
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- creating unit tests with Unit Test Assistant
- evaluating tests cases
- improving test quality
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- unit testing coverage
- Java application coverage
- Viewing and interacting with analysis findings
- Setting test configurations
- Collecting test findings and coverage information
- Importing findings from DTP server or an XML file
- Importing unit testing coverage from DTP or an XML file
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The The Jtest Desktop User Guide covers functions and settings available to Jtest Desktop to dotTEST Desktop users. For information about integrating DTP Engines for Java Engine with your build tools and deployment on a server, see Automation User Guide or the DTP Engines for Java User Guide shipped with the product.
You can use Jtest within Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA and NetBeans IDEs. Except for the installation section, the screenshots in this manual are examples for Eclipse.
Conventions Used in this Guide
The following conventions have been used in this guide:
the[INSTALL_DIR]- Refers toyour DTP
Engines for JavaEngine installation directory. The default name of this directory is
jtest. The path to your installation directory may resemble the following: C:\parasoft\jtestdottest.tool- Refers to the Parasoft tool you are using: Jtest DTP Engine, C/C++test DTP Engine, or dotTEST DTP Engine
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