Rational Functional Tester
| Developer(s) | IBM / Rational Software |
|---|---|
| Stable release | 8.1
/ Fall 2009 |
| Operating system | Microsoft Windows Linux |
| Type | test automation tools |
| License | Proprietary |
| Website | IBM Rational Functional Tester |
IBM Rational Functional Tester is a tool for automated testing of software applications from the Rational Software division of IBM. It allows users to create tests that mimic the actions and assessments of a human tester.[1]. It is primarily used by Software Quality Assurance teams to perform automated regression testing.
Overview
The following is a release history of the product initially released as RobotJ, and today known as IBM Rational Functional Tester
- RobotJ 1.0 Released Summer 2002. Initial release. Part of Rational Test Studio 2002.05.02 release.
- XDE Tester 1.0 Relased in Summer, 2003. Renamed as part of Ratioanl XDE (eXtended Development Environment), in line with Rational Test Studio version 2003.06.00.
- IBM® Rational Functional Tester for Java and Web. Released 2004. Renamed after IBM acquisition of Rational Software.
- v6.0 Released September, 2005. Renamed to IBM Rational Functional Tester. Internally known as Atlantic Release.
- v6.1.1 Released March, 2006. Internally known as Atlantic Release.
- v7.0 Released December, 2006. Internally known as Caspian Release.
- v7.0.1 Released December, 2007.
- v7.0.2 Released April, 2008.
- v8.0 Released October 2008.
- v8.1 Released October 2009.
Release History
References
- ^ Software Test Engineering with IBM Rational Functional Tester. The Definitive Resource