New project, OptimalJ strengthens Compuware’s Eclipse support

Major enhancements in the new release of OptimalJ include comprehensive support for open source platform Eclipse. In parallel, Compuware is leading Project Corona, an initiative to improve collaboration between Eclipse-based tools across the application lifecycle, helping users build an integrated toolkit from multiple vendors.

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Delivering applications with confidence – use CIT

Continuous Integrated Testing (CIT) is a combined development and testing methodology that enables a unit test to be run while profiling the application’s code. Not only will this give developers and managers frequent updates of performance and stability of the application being developed, but finding, repairing and re-testing repairs in an automated fashion on a more frequent basis will save an organisation significant costs. We all know how much the cost of a defect grows over time: exponentially.

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Get free trial to DevPartner SecurityChecker 2.0

New in DevPartner SecurityChecker 2.0 you will find full integration with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0; enhanced support for SQL injection; the ability to manage discovery maps; and thirty new integrity rules including rules for:

• Searching for configuration, hidden, error and login pages as well as other user information that would be indexed by a search engine
• Determining if any hidden debugging information can be unlocked and viewed by an attacker
• Examining HTTP headers for common vulnerabilities such as cookie security that protects the client side from cross-site scripting attacks originating from embedded cookie data
• Searching for weaknesses in Web pages where hackers can inject cross-site scripting attack scripts in the Web page bypassing the default ASP.NET validation procedure.

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