Parasoft SOAtest 5.0

SYS-CON.TV interview with Parasoft's V.P. Strategy and Corporate

Feb. 27, 2007 12:00 PM

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Parasoft Corporation announced the availability of Parasoft SOAtest 5.0 in January, its test and analysis suite aimed at helping developers create a secure, reliable and compliant SOA (service-oriented architecture).

Parasoft SOAtest 5.0 simplifies testing through multiple layers of business applications, and features a new policy enforcementsystem to help users comply with defined SOA policies. The product alsofeatures integration with BEA Systems' Aqualogic Enterprise repository.

What's more, SOAtest can now automatically run load tests in regression mode regularly and earlier in the software development life cycle to enable users to detect performance problems.

Watch the SYS-CON.TV interview with Parasoft's V.P. Strategy and Corporate Development, Wayne Ariola for a comprehensive run down of the features and upgrades, or go to www.parasoft.com/SOAtest for more information.

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