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Component Testing with Intelligent Test Artifacts
By Michael Silverstein
  
Summary: This article presents a set of design patterns commonly encountered when creating automated test frameworks and application domain specific test cases, and introduces the notion of test artifacts as a test component architectural model for implementing those patterns.
This article begins by presenting several patterns for automated component test framework design, some familiar and some not, with implementation strategies. It then shifts focus from test framework design to test case design and briefly applies the solutions discussed earlier as a basis for test case implementation. | | |
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This paper was originally presented at STAREAST 2000 — a conference produced by Software Quality Engineering. For more information on this conference, visit the current STAREAST website.
About the Author
Michael Silverstein is Lead Architect at SilverMark, Inc. with responsibility for technical direction for SilverMark's Test Mentor line of object-oriented automated testing tools or Java™ and Smalltalk. Michael frequently advises customers on how to design automated test, and has been developing software for twenty years, the last eight of which using object-oriented architectures and
languages, including Smalltalk and Java™. Before SilverMark, Michael worked on a variety of software development projects at IBM. Michael can be reached at msilverstein@silvermark.com (919) 858-8300 x29
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