eggPlant-a QA Automation and Software Testing Tool

TestPlant's QA automation and testing tool, eggPlant, is designed with businesses, professional software application testers and process qa automation specialists in mind. And, because it does not interact with the underlying code, eggPlant is ideal for qa automation and testing on any application including those that can cause problems for other tools such as:

• Flash
• Java
• HTML
• .Net
• Eclipse

eggPlant provides automated QA test software that is

• non-invasive
• technology agnostic
• easy to script and use

eggPlant is a low-overhead, non-invasive black-box test and process automation tool. Since it does not reside on the system-under-test and is technology agnostic, it can test in many situations that other tools cannot. By using image capture and advanced search techniques, most UI changes are not a problem.

Environment: eggPlant uses a VNC server to communicate with the system-under-test, so nearly every environment can be tested, from the most secure military command and control system to 30 year old mainframes.

Download link (for train version): http://www.testplant.com/products/eggplant_functional_tester/trial

Screenshots:
The following are a series of screenshots showing Eggplant Functional Tester being hosted on
The Eggplant Connector:
The Eggplant Connector automatically finds any server where Eggplant is running as a hosted service and presents it to the user. When the user selects a server to connect to, Eggplant is launched on that server and displayed on the user's Windows desktop.

Eggplant Functional Tester being presented on a Windows desktop:
As can be seen in the image below, Eggplant is displayed on the Windows desktop and, with the exception of it having the distinct Mac-like graphical interface, otherwise appears exactly like any other Windows application.

Using Eggplant Functional Tester from Windows to perform an image capture:
The beauty of the RiTA system is that it allows you to do everything that you can with Eggplant running on the Mac but from the comfort of a Windows desktop.