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TestCom'03: Proceedings of the 15th IFIP international conference on Testing of communicating systems
2003 Proceeding
  • Editors:
  • Dieter Hogrefe,
  • Anthony Wiles
Publisher:
  • Springer-Verlag
  • Berlin, Heidelberg
Conference:
Sophia Antipolis France May 26 - 28, 2003
ISBN:
978-3-540-40123-0
Published:
26 May 2003

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SECTION: Keynote speech I
Article
Prediction = power
Pages 1–9

An argument is made that predictive metrics provide a very powerful means for organizations to assess characteristics of their software systems and allow them to make critical decisions based on the value computed. Five different predictors are ...

SECTION: Next generation networks, IP and UMTS
Article
UMTS terminal testing: a practical perspective
Pages 10–19

This paper presents a framework based on the 3GPP test model for a Virtual Test Environment which is the main tool used by wireless-engineers for development and for testing the complete UMTS terminal software. The main requirements to the system are ...

Article
Testing of 3G 1xEV-DV stack: a case study
Pages 20–32

Due to immense competition in the market, mobile equipment vendors and service providers are faced with the challenge of delivering solutions early, way ahead of their competitors. Time-to-market pressures necessitate a carefully worked out test ...

Article
Testing SIP call flows using XML protocol templates
Pages 33–48

A Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Call Flow is a causal sequence of messages that is exchanged between interacting SIP entities. We present a novel test system for SIP based on the notion of XML Protocol Templates, of SIP call flows. These templates ...

Article
Towards modeling and testing of IP routing protocols
Pages 49–62

Routing protocols are typical distributed systems characterized by dynamic, concurrent and distributed behaviors. As the primary function of routing protocols, routing information processing constitutes the main content of routing protocol conformance ...

SECTION: TTCN-3
Article
An intuitive TTCN-3 data presentation format
Pages 63–78

This paper describes the TTCN-3 Data Presentation Format (DPF). DPF is an intuitive graphical notation for representing TTCN-3 Core Language (CL) [1] types and values. The major advantage of using DPF compared to free-text editing is that a DPF ...

Article
The UML 2.0 testing profile and its relation to TTCN-3
Pages 79–94

UML models focus primarily on the definition of system structure and behaviour, but provide only limited means for describing test objectives and test procedures. However, with the approach towards system engineering with automated code generation, the ...

Article
Realizing distributed TTCN-3 test systems with TCI
Pages 95–109

Distributed test setups for efficient load, performance, scalability, interworking, and end-to-end tests are gaining importance for the assessment of distributed communicating systems. The Testing and Test Control Notation TTCN-3 provides concepts for ...

Article
TIMEDTTCN-3 based graphical real-time test specification
Pages 110–127

The textual Testing and Test Control Notation (TTCN-3) is frequently used in combination with Message Sequence Chart (MSC) and the MSC-based Graphical Presentation Format for TTCN-3 (GFT). Both, MSC and GFT allow an automatic generation of TTCN-3 test ...

SECTION: Keynote speech II
Article
Interoperabolity events complementing conformance testing activities
Page 128

Euclid of Alexandria, the most prominent mathematician of antiquity, is also the leading mathematics teacher of all times due to his treatise on mathematics, 'The Elements'. When once asked whether there wasn't an easier way to study geometry than 'The ...

SECTION: Automata-based methodology
Article
Testing transition systems with input and output testers
Pages 129–145

The paper studies testing based on input/output transition systems, also known as input/output automata. It is assumed that a tester can never prevent an implementation under test (IUT) from producing outputs, while the IUT does not block inputs from ...

Article
Generating checking sequences for a distributed test architecture
Pages 146–162

The objective of testing is to determine whether an implementation under test conforms to its specification. In distributed test architectures involving multiple testers, this objective can be complicated by the fact that testers may encounter problems ...

Article
Conformance of distributed systems
Pages 163–179

This paper introduces a new conformance relation between a specification and an implementation of a distributed system. It is based on a local view which allows to avoid or reduce the state explosion problem. The conformance relation is defined via ...

Article
An automata-based approach to property testing in event traces
Pages 180–196

We present a framework for property testing where a partially ordered execution trace of a distributed system is modeled by a collection of communicating automata. We prove that the model exactly characterizes the causality relation between the events ...

Article
Fault diagnosis in extended finite state machines
Pages 197–210

In this paper, we propose a method for the derivation of an adaptive diagnostic test suite when the system specification and implementation are given in the form of an extended finite state machine. The method enables us to decide if it is possible to ...

Article
A guided method for testing timed input output automata
Pages 211–225

Real-time systems are those systems whose behaviors are time dependent. Reliability is one of the characteristics of such systems and testing is one of the techniques that can be used to ensure reliable real-time systems. This paper presents a method ...

SECTION: Interoperability testing
Article
Interoperability testing based on a fault model for a system of communicating FSMs
Pages 226–242

This paper presents a fault model for interoperability testing of communication protocols that are modeled by communicating finite state machines, and proposes a technique that extends an initial interoperability test suite, which is given by another ...

Article
Framework and model for automated interoperability test and its application to ROHC
Pages 243–257

In IP world, interoperability testing is heavily used to check the correctness of different implementations. Internet protocols have growing importance in communicating systems. In our paper we show an automatic interoperability test approach and also ...

SECTION: Keynote speech III
Article
TestNet: let's test together!
Pages 258–264

In this paper we briefly describe the main goals and organization of TestNet, a proposal for the creation of a Network of Excellence in the scope of the 6th Framework Programme of the European Community. TestNet: Integration of Testing Methodologies ...

SECTION: Test design, tools and methodology
Article
An open framework for managed regression testing
Pages 265–278

In the prevailing competitive environment, companies are facing tremendous market pressures to launch defect-free products in a timely manner. This challenge is compounded when a product runs into sustenance phase because complete regression runs need ...

Article
TUB-TCI: an architecture for dynamic deployment of test components
Pages 279–294

The test definition language TTCN-3 is currently under standardization by ETSI/ITU-T. Its intended field of application is testing and performance measurement of communication hard- and software. TTCN-3 does include mechanisms for specifying remote ...

Article
Fast testing of critical properties through passive testing
Pages 295–310

We present a novel methodology to perform passive testing. The usual approach consists in recording the trace produced by the implementation under test and trying to find a fault by comparing this trace with the specification. We propose a more active ...

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