Flashline.com Announces the First Quality Assurance Testing Service to Measure Performance and Quality of Enterprise JavaBeans(TM) and Java(TM) Components

CLEVELAND, Jan. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Flashline.com*, the premier software component marketplace, today announced the formation of the Flashline Quality Assurance Lab, an independent service to test third- party JavaBeans* components, Enterprise JavaBeans* (EJBs), and Java* code for structure, performa...

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Shrnutí:CLEVELAND, Jan. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Flashline.com*, the premier software component marketplace, today announced the formation of the Flashline Quality Assurance Lab, an independent service to test third- party JavaBeans* components, Enterprise JavaBeans* (EJBs), and Java* code for structure, performance, server-side capacity, and other quality issues. Flashline has formed agreements with industry leading companies including KL Group and Metamata, Inc. to use their best-of-breed testing tools in order to provide objective and precise code analysis. This service offers IT professionals quick and thorough measurement procedures, and enables higher quality, more robust and efficient components by testing Java code throughout the entire development cycle-from the initial design process through deployment. As more organizations take advantage of the benefits of an Enterprise JavaBeans component architecture, quality assurance and performance measurement become critical issues in planning and development for component reusability. Flashline's lab will offer a reference platform to allow companies to evaluate server-side components against a baseline standard. Custom configurations will also be available to allow organizations to test on a wider variety of deployment environments. With more companies turning to Java- based technology to power their mission-critical applications, these reliability and performance issues become increasingly important. Companies betting their business on Java can now take comfort in a sturdy foundation.