An Execution-Level Component Composition Model Based on Component Testing Information

Padilla, Gerardo; de, Carlos Montes; Lemus, Cuauhtémoc

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-73551-9_14

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“…To our knowledge, there are many approaches that support the validation of atomic component. However, the current research which focuses on validating of composite components is very limited [7,8]. Existing approaches for designing test cases of atomic components may not be applicable to composite components due to, for example, the dependencies between sub-components.…”

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“…By this approach, new components and software systems (which are again composed from existing components) can be rapidly developed [1,3,4] while reducing development efforts and costs. However, there are many challenges, for examples, what the new component interfaces are, how to ensure that the new component does not posse any unusual behaviors [7,8].…”

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A collaboration-based testing model for composite components

2011

2011 IEEE 2nd International Conference on Software Engineering and Service Science

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In this paper, we present a testing model to support the verification and validation for composite components. The testing model supports two types of components: atomic and composite. Atomic components are non-decomposable software units, while composite components are developed by composing existing components. Our main contribution presented in this paper focusing on two issues: (1) to provide a testing model for atomic components while these components are being designed and developed; and (2) to provide a mechanism to construct new testing models for composite components by composing existing testing models of atomic components. In addition, we address how our integrating testing model can support both centralized and distributed testing of composite components.

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confidence: 98%