Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4951856 | Science of Computer Programming | 2016 | 30 Pages |
Abstract
We present the application of Model-Based Testing techniques and tools to a state-of-the-art IMS, including in particular: offline and on-the-fly approaches for the generation of relevant input data for testing (including timing values), with coverage criteria, the computation of the corresponding expected output, according to the semantics of a given mixed score, the black-box execution of the test data on the System Under Test and the production of a verdict. Our method is based on formal models in a dedicated intermediate representation, compiled directly from mixed scores (high-level requirements), and either passed, to the model-checker Uppaal (after conversion to Timed Automata) in the offline approach, or executed by a virtual machine in the online approach. Our fully automatic framework has been applied to real mixed scores used in concerts and the results obtained have permitted to identify bugs in the target IMS.
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Authors
Clement Poncelet, Florent Jacquemard,