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What you need to know about Pager Duty -- Release Notes.
PagerDuty integration with AlertSite UXM We are pleased to announce the integration of PagerDuty with the AlertSite UXM alerting platform. PagerDuty users can now create and select AlertSite UXM services as alert recipients. For more information on implementing PagerDuty alerts in AlertSite UXM, please consult the integration guide: http://www.pagerduty.com/partner/smartbear/. PagerDuty customers can now add AlertSite UXM services within the PagerDuty UI. Those new AlertSite UXM services can be easily added as Alert Recipients in AlertSite UXM.Calling all Ready! API Customers......
We are looking for QA managers or leaders to use a beta version of the product (can be installed without uninstalling your existing version.) We need folks to play with new features in security, load, and functional tools, then provide their feedback. If you are interested, please either email our Community Manager Jen at jen.falasca@smartbear.com or post below. Thanks! JenWondering what Windows 10 Means for Testing? - Join our Webinar 2/11/15
Register for the Live Webinar When: Wednesday, February 11 at 16:00 GMT (11am EDT) With over 2 million public testers, Windows 10 is poised to be a bigger deal for software development and QA professionals than any previous OS release. Additionally, Microsoft is also rolling out a new web browser and a free upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows Phone, which makes it even more important for testers to be ready for this release. In this webinar, SmartBear's Nikhil Kaul, Product Manager, joins Sr. Engineer Jeff Martinto discuss the broad implications of this upcoming release. Highlights include: What Universal Windows Apps mean for testing. Project Spartan - what to expect. Handling of Continuum and convertible devices. How to test for new Windows 10 APIs. Which technologies will become more relevant. Register here.Big Changes from Collaborator - What do you think?
You asked. We listened. Our latest release of Collaborator finally included the open API. What do you think? Will this change your processes? Are you building plugins to connect to Collaborator? Fill us in! We also included a Git integration and integration with Eclipse, all because you asked. What do you think?Re: Can maven plugin be used with floating licenses?
Plugin manager is stored in the .soapui folder or .readyapi folder. So yes plugins do work with floating license, but make sure you back up the plugin manager folder in .soapui or .readyapi, if they change the floating license. Plugin is independent of floating or fixed licenses.
