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Test for fun and profit, Part 1

Learn how to ensure your Java applications make the grade

By Todd Sundsted, JavaWorld.com, 10/20/99

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Next month we'll more closely examine the requirements for conducting tests and will begin to develop a simple testing language tailored for testing Java-based components.

About the author

Todd Sundsted has been writing programs since computers became available in convenient desktop models. Though originally interested in building distributed applications in C++, Todd moved on to the Java programming language when it became the obvious choice for that sort of thing. In addition to writing, Todd is an architect with ComFrame Software Corporation.

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Resources
  • "Runnability testing of Java Programs," Roger Hayes and Manoochehr Ghiassi (JavaWorld, August 1998) -- explains how to apply and adapt standard quality assurance techniques to efficiently assure the runnability of your programs
    http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-08-1998/jw-08-runtest.html
  • Reliable Software Technologies hosts the comp.software.testing FAQ, a good source for testing-related information
    http://www.rstcorp.com/c.s.t.faq.html
  • The comp.software.testing newsgroup features discussions on testing related topics and provides an excellent source of answers and ideasnews://comp.software.testing/