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CodePro Integration with Eclipse Kepler

CodePro Analytix is the premier Java software testing tool for Eclipse developers.

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CodePro Analytix is the premier Java software testing tool for Eclipse developers who are concerned about improving software quality and reducing developments costs and schedules. The Java software audit features of the tool make it an indispensable assistant to the developer in reducing errors as the code is being developed and keeping coding practices in line with organizational guidelines. The ability to make corrections to the code immediately can dramatically reduce developments costs and improve the speed of finished product delivery. Join the ranks of top software industry leaders and the Fortune 500 who have standardized around CodePro Analytix as the most cost effective fully featured tool in the industry.  "https://developers.google.com/java-dev-tools/codepro/doc/

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