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JSystem Key Focus

The central issue the JSystem Automation Framework solves is the maintenance aspect of the automation project providing the user tools to keep project maintenance to a minimum.
JSystem does this by focusing on four key aspects:

  • Maintainability–JSystem enables the user to adjust the automation changes via a modulated system referred to as system objects (SystemObjects), These SystemObjects communicate directly to the business logic of the product. JSystem has the ability to connect directly to the application API enabling low maintenance migration.
  • Visibility–JSystem provides a tool set that enables all user profiles the ability to easily interact with each other by clearly aligning the level of information they require. This stream lines the testing process by displaying the relevant information to each user profile.
  • Scalability–The ability for a test project to grow in scale from tens of tests, to hundreds of tests to, thousands of tests. The JSystem application suite is built on an expandable code foundation that envisions project scaling and growth from the outset of the testing project.
  • Simplicity–By clearly defining the user profiles level of understanding the system divides the test project into layers. These layers offer simplified environments for each user profile.

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