Object-Oriented Software Testing

Author: McGregor
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: In the real world, when planning and implementing effective testing for object-oriented and component-based software development, many practical problems are encountered. This book focuses on these issues. It introduces the differences between object-oriented software testing and process software testing, highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities of the former. Main Content: Test analysis and design models, including test cases, test levels, components, frameworks, and product line testing; legacy issues; and polymorphism. How to develop effective testing strategies. Test classes, including building test drivers and verification programs. Test object interactions. Test class hierarchies. Testing distributed objects, including threads, lifecycles, and styles. Testing service programs. Testing systems.