Mohammed Kharma-A flexible framework for quality assurance and testing of software

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This document introduces a new flexible framework for testing and quality assurance of software. The framework allows for easy extension of testing environments. It represents target software using an XML document containing inputs, outputs, execution time, and expected return values. The framework includes modules for analysis, a testing manager, and web service APIs that can be extended via plug-ins. It was created to serve future global testing needs in a flexible manner.

A Flexible Framework for Quality Assurance and testing of Software Prepared by Mohammed Fahmi Kharma

Objective statement Introduce new flexible framework for testing and extending existing framework for quality assurance of software

Motivation As part of my job. Is supposed to serve testing frameworks. Thinking about future global framework for testing.

Creating easy extending framework for software testing environment. Subject

Background Manual inspection and review. Specific target implementation.

Our methodology Representation document for target software contains five parameters: List of method inputs List of method outputs. Time of execution. Right return values. Wrong return values. Implementation for web service API. Testing controller

Testing module Analysis Target Layer (Java) Testing Manager Facade Layer Interface XML Main method presentation Facade Layer Impl Web Service API Impl Web Service API Interface

Analysis module Facade Layer Interface Analysis Target Layer (PHP) Analysis Target Layer (Java) XML Analysis Representation XML Analysis Representation Facade Layer Impl Facade Layer Impl Smell Analysis Plug-in Metrics Analysis Plug-in

Time table NO. Tasks Time 1 Complete the analysis and design of the framework that we want to build. 3 week 2 Learning and studying technologies and Learning implementation of building plug-ins for some of selected IDEs. 2 weeks 3 Gathering specific requirements if exists, required data and programming language and supporting technology. 1 weeks 5 Quality assurance component implementation coding and enhancement based on previous related works [1], [2], [4]. 3 weeks

Time table(Cont.) 6 Testing component full implementation including generation XML document representation for required data (main methods), test manager and web service. 4 weeks 7 Framework testing by my testing component and one other method like JUnit( unit testing framework for the Java programming language ), and fixing bugs. 3 weeks 8 Final Review / Complete and submit. 2 week

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1. A Flexible Framework for Quality Assurance and testing of Software Prepared by Mohammed Fahmi Kharma

2. Objective statement Introduce new flexible framework for testing and extending existing framework for quality assurance of software

3. Motivation As part of my job. Is supposed to serve testing frameworks. Thinking about future global framework for testing.

4. Creating easy extending framework for software testing environment. Subject

5. Background Manual inspection and review. Specific target implementation.

6. Our methodology Representation document for target software contains five parameters: List of method inputs List of method outputs. Time of execution. Right return values. Wrong return values. Implementation for web service API. Testing controller

7. Testing module Analysis Target Layer (Java) Testing Manager Facade Layer Interface XML Main method presentation Facade Layer Impl Web Service API Impl Web Service API Interface

8. Analysis module Facade Layer Interface Analysis Target Layer (PHP) Analysis Target Layer (Java) XML Analysis Representation XML Analysis Representation Facade Layer Impl Facade Layer Impl Smell Analysis Plug-in Metrics Analysis Plug-in

9. Time table NO. Tasks Time 1 Complete the analysis and design of the framework that we want to build. 3 week 2 Learning and studying technologies and Learning implementation of building plug-ins for some of selected IDEs. 2 weeks 3 Gathering specific requirements if exists, required data and programming language and supporting technology. 1 weeks 5 Quality assurance component implementation coding and enhancement based on previous related works [1], [2], [4]. 3 weeks

10. Time table(Cont.) 6 Testing component full implementation including generation XML document representation for required data (main methods), test manager and web service. 4 weeks 7 Framework testing by my testing component and one other method like JUnit( unit testing framework for the Java programming language ), and fixing bugs. 3 weeks 8 Final Review / Complete and submit. 2 week

11. Thanks for your attendance

Editor's Notes

#2: Software development cycle pass in many stage ,market research ,gathering requirement, analysis, design, implementation (coding), testing, deployment, Maintenance and bug fixing
#3: Our objective statements come from thinking about model that easy used and extended by wide domain area.

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