IBM Rational Functional Tester adaptor

Oreste Egidio (oerste_egidio@it.ibm.com), Infrastructure Architect, Technical Sales, Rational SWG, IBM

26 Aug 2008

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This example adaptor illustrates how to control IBM® Rational® Functional Tester GUI tests from an IBM® Rational® Build Forge® project.

Overview

This example adaptor illustrates how to control IBM® Rational® Functional Tester GUI tests from an IBM® Rational® Build Forge® project. This allows Build Forge customers to more effectively complete fully automated processes including build, deploy and regression test cycles.

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