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Test performance of e-business apps using FoCus - Java tutorial

Discover FoCuS, a tool that implements the functional coverage methodology and improves testing of applications by providing detailed information on the areas in which testing is lacking. Functional coverage refers to testing the performance of an e-business application and making sure that the design of the test covers every aspect of what the application is meant to do.

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