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Worksoft Certify Interface SDK: A Whitepaper on the Certify Open API

Overview Worksoft Certify, the leading innovative functional test solution, comes standard with six supported interfaces: mainframe,Web, .NET, Java, Visual Basic and XML. The Certify SDK provides a powerful and configurable open application program interface (API) that allows you to extend these standard interfaces or add new ones. This white paper discusses the limitations with traditional test scripting tools and their impact on your test automation, then explains how the Certify SDK resolves these issues and empowers you to protect your test assets both today and into the future.

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Publisher	Worksoft	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005
Format	White Papers
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