Get Results with Test Automation     JSystem JSystem is an open-source (freeware) framework for writing, running and managing automated system-testing projects. The JSystem architecture streamlines the testing process and enables our customers to develop a truly sustainable and scalable testing environment. The JSystem methodology handles an automation project as a software project that is managed by a source-control tool and adheres to a structured design standard. Projects developed using JSystem have a structured design framework based on four layers of automation: 1. The SystemObject layer 2. The Test Case layer 3. The Test Scenario Layer 4. The Management Layer JSystem saves considerable resources by leveraging pre-written test scripts and scenarios to build new ones as the product evolves. The JSystem framework is also conducive to creating a closer synergy between the product developments and testing procedures, raising the overall productivity of the product creation process. The JSystem framework is comprised of several modules including: Services Java API - the test development platform. JSystem Drivers - the Java modules used to interfaces with devices and applications. JRunner - a GUI application interface used for creating and running tests scenarios. JSystem Agent - an execution engine used to run scenarios on a distributed setup. JSystem integrates with every leading automatic testing tool, both open-source and commercial, at the API level using various protocols (telnet, ssh, rs232, SOAP, RMI), with drivers that integrate with GUI testing tools such as Selenium, Swing and AutoIT. AQUA is a service provider for the JSystem testing tool. To date we have amassed considerable experience deploying JSystem in automated-testing projects, including load testing projects, in various sectors such as networking, Java and Web. For more information and examples of projects involving JSystem and other open-source tools please call us at +972-9-8356610 Or email us at info@aquasw.com For more information on JSystem visit the JSystem web site.