Testing Commercial-off-the-Shelf Components and Systems
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Testing Commercial-off-the-Shelf Components and Systems

Sami Beydeda
Springer Berlin
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ISBN-13:
9783540270713
Veröffentl:
2005
Einband:
eBook
Seiten:
410
Autor:
Sami Beydeda
eBook Typ:
PDF
eBook Format:
Reflowable eBook
Kopierschutz:
Digital Watermark [Social-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
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Industrial development of software systems needs to be guided by recognized engineering principles. Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components enable the systematic and cost-effective reuse of prefabricated tested parts, a characteristic approach of mature engineering disciplines. This reuse necessitates a thorough test of these components to make sure that each works as specified in a real context.Beydeda and Gruhn invited leading researchers in the area of component testing to contribute to this monograph, which covers all related aspects from testing components in a context-independent manner through testing components in the context of a specific system to testing complete systems built from different components. The authors take the viewpoints of both component developers and component users, and their contributions encompass functional requirements such as correctness and functionality compliance as well as non-functional requirements like performance and robustness.Overall this monograph offers researchers, graduate students and advanced professionals a unique and comprehensive overview of the state of the art in testing COTS components and COTS-based systems.

Industrial development of software systems needs to be guided by recognized engineering principles. Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components enable the systematic and cost-effective reuse of prefabricated tested parts, a characteristic approach of mature engineering disciplines. This reuse necessitates a thorough test of these components to make sure that each works as specified in a real context.

Beydeda and Gruhn invited leading researchers in the area of component testing to contribute to this monograph, which covers all related aspects from testing components in a context-independent manner through testing components in the context of a specific system to testing complete systems built from different components. The authors take the viewpoints of both component developers and component users, and their contributions encompass functional requirements such as correctness and functionality compliance as well as non-functional requirements like performance and robustness.

Overall this monograph offers researchers, graduate students and advanced professionals a unique and comprehensive overview of the state of the art in testing COTS components and COTS-based systems.

Testing Components Context-Independently.- Testing Polymorphic Behavior of Framework Components.- COTS Component Testing through Built-In Test.- COTS Component Testing through Aspect-Based Metadata.- Automatic Testing of Exception Handling Code.- Basic Concepts and Terms.- Testing Components in the Context of a System.- A Process and Role-Based Taxonomy of Techniques to Make Testable COTS Components.- Evaluating the Integrability of COTS Components — Software Product Family Viewpoint.- A User-Oriented Framework for Component Deployment Testing.- Modeling and Implementation of Built-In Contract Tests.- Using a Specification Approach to Facilitate Component Testing.- A Methodology of Component Integration Testing.- Context of the Book.- Testing Component-Based Systems.- Modeling and Validation of Publish/Subscribe Architectures.- Performance Testing of Distributed Component Architectures.- A Generic Environment for COTS Testing and Quality Prediction.- Automatic Testing for Robustness Violations.- Testing Component-Based Systems Using FSMs.

Industrial development of software systems needs to be guided by recognized engineering principles. Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components enable the systematic and cost-effective reuse of prefabricated tested parts, a characteristic approach of mature engineering disciplines. This reuse necessitates a thorough test of these components to make sure that each works as specified in a real context.

Beydeda and Gruhn invited leading researchers in the area of component testing to contribute to this monograph, which covers all related aspects from testing components in a context-independent manner through testing components in the context of a specific system to testing complete systems built from different components. The authors take the viewpoints of both component developers and component users, and their contributions encompass functional requirements such as correctness and functionality compliance as well as non-functional requirements like performance and robustness.

Overall this monograph offers researchers, graduate students and advanced professionals a unique and comprehensive overview of the state of the art in testing COTS components and COTS-based systems.

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