We are pleased to announce the release of Klaros-Testmanagement version 4.3.11.

This is a maintenance release that fixes a bug preventing the execution of manual test suites and contains various minor improvements.

The 4.3.x release of Klaros-Testmanagement includes more than 15 new features and over 115 improvements and bugfixes over 4.2.x. Changes include:

• Renaming of uploaded attachments is now possible.

• The import of TestComplete 9+ test result files is now supported.

• During test execution it is now possible to create review jobs and to assign them to the creator of the executed test artifact.

• In order to prevent concurrent editing of test results, a warning message is now displayed whenever a user tries to continue a test run that is currently being executed by another user.

• Administrators can now restore configured issue management systems which have previously been deleted.

• If a test case gets automatically skipped during test execution because it is set to "Skip", an explanation is noted in the pertaining test result.

• The number of test case results, test suite results and test runs are now shown in the results tab of each object.

• Detailed descriptions of the test environment and system under test are shown upon test execution launch.

• When reopening a job, the progress rate and success rate of this job and its sub jobs are reset to 0%.

• Oracle 12 is now in our list of supported database systems.

• Upon test execution launch you can now look at attachments that are attached to test cases, test suites, test environments and systems under test.

• The new overview pages show pre-configured reports and statistics in order to see the current test progress at a glance.

  

• We've added a new job type "Review", which allows you to schedule reviews of test cases or requirements and specify arbitrary tasks in a textual form.

• The new "guest" role adds an additional layer of security to your test data. Guests can only have a look at test definitions and results, but are not allowed to edit them in any way.

  
  

• Our improved issue integration eases the linking of issues to your favourite issue management system.

  Once issues are linked to Klaros-Testmanagement, a background synchronization service keeps track of any changes and transfers them to Klaros-Testmanagement.

• In addition to the above, you can now add detailed information about issues to your custom reports.

  

• We added the new job type "Review", which allows you to schedule reviews of test cases or test suites and specify arbitrary tasks in a textual form.

• Klaros-Testmanagement now officially supports Bugzilla 4.5 and Redmine 3.0!

• CUnit, xUnit.net and ctest (CMake) result files have been added to our growing list of supported test result formats.

  

• Jobs can now also be enriched with attachments and custom fields. Also, the management of comments and the work log has been streamlined.

• Klaros-Testmanagement now supports the synchronization of requirements from external systems, so there is no need to manually adapt them anymore.

• In addition to the existing E-Mail notifications you can now configure the notification schemes and define what event causes them to be sent out.

  

• An updated version of the Jenkins-plugin is now available.

• User defined fields now support multi-line text areas.

• Test cases and test suites now link to all executed jobs which covered them.

• The underlying Tomcat application server has been updated to version 8.0 to benefit from the latest improvements.

Please refer to www.klaros-testmanagement.com/forum/-/message_boards/message/278437 for a feature overview and the detailed release notes.

The Project Quality Day is a fully integrated theme day that takes place during Eclipse Con Europe, on Wednesday 4th November 2015. The program includes talks on testing, architecture analysis, test automation and usability.

This year, Klaros Testmanagement is acting as an official supporter of the Project Quality Day.

In addition, we are raffling a ticket worth 120€ for full access to the Project Quality Day on 4th November.

To be in with a chance of winning the ticket, simply send an email to  eclipsecon-quality-day@verit.de by the 21st October.

After the deadline, a winner will be chosen at random and notified by email.

Update (22.10): THE WINNER HAS BEEN CHOOSEN, Congratulations Andreas and thanks to all the participators!

Bereits zum 7. Mal sind wir auf dem Java Forum Stuttgart vertreten, das in diesem Jahr am 9. Juli 2015 stattfindet. Sie finden uns wie immer gegenüber des Hegel-Saals. Sie können sich an unserem Stand über die neue Version von Klaros-Testmanagement informieren, Fragen stellen oder einfach nur das Team hinter der Anwendung kennenlernen. Wir freuen uns auf Sie!

We are pleased to announce the release of Klaros-Testmanagement version 4.2.8.

This is a maintenance release fixing minor problems and improving initial test execution speed.

• The 4.2 release brings substantial performance increases across the board and adds support for Java 8.
• There are new features within the user interface.
• Objects may now be edited in bulk.
• The inter-project test case copy function has also been expanded to cover other objects.

Please refer to www.klaros-testmanagement.com/forum/-/message_boards/message/147355 for more details and the release notes.

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In dieser Präsentation wird ein Überblick über das Ausführen von Testfällen mit den erweiterten Möglichkeiten eines mobilen Endgerätes gegeben.

Nach der Demonstration und einer Pause können interessierte Teilnehmer sich die Applikation aufs Endgerät (Android-basiert, ab Version 2.3) laden und selbst aktiv werden.

In nahezu jedem Unternehmen wird heute getestet – nicht nur Software, sondern auch Geräte und Prozesse. Oft ist es dabei notwendig, entsprechende Testfälle auch vor Ort und nicht nur am stationären

PC-Arbeitsplatz auszuführen. Am Beispiel der Mobile Edition der bestehenden Webanwendung Klaros-Testmanagement wird gezeigt, wie man mit Hilfe eines mobilen Endgerätes Testfälle durchführen und protokollieren kann.

Die Tester können dabei bei Bedarf ortsungebunden, offline und mit den erweiterten Benutzerfunktionen eines Mobilgerätes arbeiten. So werden u.a. zusätzliche Dokumentationsmöglichkeiten für eine bessere Kommunikation mit Entwicklern und Kunden möglich.

Zielgruppe: Testmanager, Tester, Qualitätsmanager

Veranstaltungsort: Fraunhofer IESE, Fraunhofer-Platz 1, Kaiserslautern

Sprecher: Fabian Klaffke (M.Sc.)

Vortragsankündigung: Testen mit mobilen Endgeräten