Improving the Performance of a Single Model and Test Prioritization Strategy for Event Driven Software
Journal Title: International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Engineering & Technology(IJARCET) - Year 2012, Vol 1, Issue 6
Abstract
Event-driven software is very diverse, e.g., in form of Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs), Web applications, or embedded software. All EDS take sequences of events (e.g., messages and mouse-clicks) as input, change their state, and produce an output(e.g., events, system calls, and text messages) Regardless of the application, the challenges for testing event-driven software are similar. Most event-driven systems allow a huge number of possible event sequences, which makes exhaustive testing infeasible. In this paper, we propose several new test suite prioritization strategies for web-based applications and GUI applications. Further, examine whether these strategies can improve the rate of fault detection for web-based and GUI applications and their preexisting test suites. We prioritize test suites by test lengths, frequency of appearance of request sequences, and systematic coverage of parameter-values and their interactions. This paper extends the single model to generalized prioritization criteria that combine several criteria and result more effective test orders
Authors and Affiliations
Polani Sri Gnana Kiran , M. R. Rajaramesh
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