Software Engineering Tutorials |
Eclipse Integrated Development Environment
| Getting Started with Eclipse 3.1 Updated: 2009/08/31 |
In this tutorial, you will learn the basic concepts of using Eclipse v3.1. You will know how to:
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| Getting Started with Eclipse 3.5 Updated: 2009/08/16 |
In this tutorial, you will learn the basic concepts of using Eclipse v3.5. You will know how to:
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| Getting Started with Eclipse 3.4 for Beginning Programmers Updated: 2009/08/11 |
This tutorial is for beginner programmers in a CS1 or CS2 class. You will know how to:
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Using the Eclipse Debugger for Beginning Programmers |
This tutorials is for beginner programmers in a CS1 or CS2 class. You will know how to:
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Import/Export |
This tutorial explains how to import and export resources like projects into and out of the Eclipse IDE. |
Installing Plug-ins in the Eclipse 3.1 Environment |
Learn how to install plug-ins in Eclipse. |
Installing Plug-ins in the Eclipse 3.5 Environment |
Learn how to install plug-ins in Eclipse. |
| Javadoc Updated: 2009/08/11 |
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Eclipse's built in Javadoc assistant to generate Javadoc HTML files. |
Jazz Integrated Development Environment
Getting Started with Jazz Version 1.0 |
Use this tutorial to install and get to know a few features in Jazz:
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Testing Frameworks
| Acceptance Testing Using FIT Updated: 2009/08/11 |
In this tutorial, you will use FitRunner, an Eclipse plug-in, to create acceptance testing using the FIT framework. |
| HttpUnit for Black Box Testing Updated: 2009/08/11 |
HttpUnit is a Java-based API for interacting with websites. Acting like a browser, HttpUnit can automate complex test cases as if a user was clicking through your website. |
| HttpUnit for Security Testing Updated: 2009/08/11 |
HttpUnit is a great tool for doing security testing of web applications |
| jUnit for Eclipse 3.5 Updated: 2009/08/16 |
jUnit runs white-box unit test cases in Eclipse |
| jUnit for Eclipse 3.1 Updated: 2009/08/11 |
jUnit runs white-box unit test cases in Eclipse |
| jUnit for Jazz Updated: 2009/08/11 |
jUnit runs white-box unit test cases in Eclipse |
| WARD | WARD is a two-part security solution that can be used during code development. |
Coverage Tutorials
| Using Jazz Code Coverage Updated: 2009/08/11 |
This tutorial shows you how to gather line coverage for your unit tests with the code coverage tooling built into the Jazz IDE. |
| Test Coverage with EclEmma Updated: 2009/08/16 |
This tutorial shows you how to gather line coverage for your unit tests with EclEmma, an Eclipse plugin. |
| Test Coverage with djUnit Updated: 2009/08/11 |
This tutorial shows you how to gather line coverage for your JUnit tests with djUnit, an Eclipse plugin. |
Source Code Repository
| Using Subclipse for Configuration Management Updated: 2009/08/11 |
This tutorial shows you how to use the configuration management Eclipse plug-in, Subclipse. |
Collaboration Tools
| DocShare Update: 2009/08/11 |
DocShare is an Eclipse plugin that allows two programmers to pair program, even if they are not in the same location. |
| Sangam Updated: 2009/08/11 |
Sangam is another Eclipse plugin that allow two programmers to pair program, even if they are not in the same location. |
Static Analysis
| FindBugs Static Analyzer Updated: 2009/09/24 |
FindBugs is a static analysis tool that runs in the background when developing code. FindBugs uses bug patterns to find potential vulnerabilities in your source code. |
Mutation Testing
| MuClipse Updated: 2009/08/11 |
MuClipse is an Eclipse plugin that performs mutation testing to strengthen your unit tests. |
| Jumble Updated: 2009/08/11 |
Jumble is an Eclipse plugin that performs mutation testing to strengthen your unit tests. |
Security
| Rational AppScan Updated: 2009/10/01 |
IBM Rational AppScan helps software developers protect against the threat of attacks and data breaches. |
| Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool Updated: 2009/09/28 |
Learn how to do threat modeling with the Microsoft Threat Modeling tool. |
| Using JTest for Security Testing Updated: 2009/09/13 |
JTest is a comprehensive automated testing tool that integrates static analysis, metrics, code coverage, unit test generation, and coding policy enforcement into a single platform. In this tutorial, we will be employing three main features of JTest: static analysis, metrics, and unit test generation. |
Performance Testing
| Rational Performance Tester Update: 2009/08/11 |
This tutorial shows you how to performance test your web application. |
Other
| JDBC: Java Database Connectivity Updated: 2009/08/17 |
Learn how to interact with databases using Java. |
| JSP: JavaServer Pages Updated: 2009/08/19 |
JSP is the Java technology used to create dynamic web sites. |
| Object-Oriented Metrics Updated: 2009/08/11 |
In this tutorial, you will use metrics, an Eclipse plugin, to calculate metrics on your code. |
| Writing Web-based Applications in Eclipse Updated: 2009/08/11 |
Learn how to setup your home machine for use with a webapp using Eclipse, Tomcat, Sysdeo, and mySQL. |
GERT |
GERT is an Eclipse plug-in that is used to provide reliability estimations and feedback on the quality of test coverage in an application. |
This page was last updated on 2009/10/01.