Features Added to Ready! API 1.3

Improved License Manager’s user interface.

Improved user interface of the Preferences dialog box.

Framework for JIRA integration through plugins.

Now it is possible to create plugins for integration with Git.

A new composite project format for better source control support.

Java version. Upgrade to Java 7 (JRE 1.7.0.80)

A new TestComplete TestStep for running TestComplete automated tests directly from a Ready! API project

A new Virt Runner TestStep for starting and stopping Virt from automated tests.

The ability to insert multiple REST request headers at a time.

Refactoring for REST: The ability to update interfaces from WADL, Swagger or RAML interface settings.

A data generator for easier creation of test data (for the DataSource TestStep).

The ability to run Selenium tests from Ready! API automated tests.

Ready! API displays a hint on using property expansion when the user is editing properties of a DataSource TestStep.

Easier switching between environments.

WS-Security configurations support Strict Security Header Layout.

A number of bugs have been fixed.

The ability to use multiple scenarios in a load test.

The ability to monitor server metrics .

Distributed load testing (the ability to run concurrent scenarios on different computers at the same time).

Easier zooming in and zooming out in graphs.

Command Line Runner for LoadUI NG.

A number of bugs have been fixed.

The ability to run security tests for one request.

Improved user interface of the security test editor.

Improved user interface of the security test editor and dialogs.

New Sensitive Files security scan.

New Weak Authentication security scan.

Ready! API displays the number of warnings, errors and failures that occurred during the test run.

A new top-level menu item for working with security scans.

The security test editor displays security scan descriptions.

Improved scanning algorithms that decrease the number of false positives.

The ability to use global sensitive information tokens for each Sensitive Information Token assertion.

A new Report toolbar item.

The ability to use global tokens as default values for security assertion parameters.

You can use Virts for simulating JMS services.

The Discovery feature can record HTTPS traffic for Virts.

A number of improvements in VirtServer API.

SV-390: Improved VirtServer API.

SOAP-3545: Framework for JIRA integration through plugins.

Java version. Upgrade within Java 7 (JRE 1.7.0.80)