LiquidTest is designed with the Java developer in mind. Getting up and running is as simple as installing LiquidTest either into your Eclipse IDE as a plugin or as a Standalone instance (Eclipse not required). The following resources are designed to get you up and running recording and replaying your LiquidTest JUnit tests.

Quick Start Resources

LiquidTest on a Server

LiquidTest Developer Guide

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