| How to estimate the testing efforts on Eclipse plateform SDK based on package te [message #460160] |
Fri, 15 December 2006 10:57 |
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Originally posted by: akalvi.ccse.kfupm.edu.sa
Hello:
I divide my query into more elaborative way through which you can easily
understand what I need to know.
Objective:
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Based on available source code and JUnit test code of Eclipse platform I
want to evaluate the package level functional testing in corresponding to
the efforts done for the testability. Also I want to find the reflection
of the testing efforts in corresponding to the package level Metrics.
Research Problem:
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Our methodology is to accomplish the empirical study for the evaluation of
a set of package level metrics in relation to predict the effort require
for the testing activities. These metrics which has the known effect on
testing effort inform us to determine the real factors which affect the
testability of the system. These results may come up to final set of
refine metrics which has significant effect on testability of the system.
Questions:
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We have opened every folder in the Eclipse platform SDK and corresponding
to the JUnit test folder of the Eclipse platform. We try to find the
efforts in the form of the corresponding same packages for testing to be
written in JUnit.
a- We have seen the problem that if we have selected any package from
Eclipse testing folder i.e C:\Eclipse JUnit
test\eclipse-testing\eclipse\plugins and corresponding source folder
C:\eclipse-SDK-3.2-win32-latestrelease\eclipse\eclipse\plugi ns we found
that they are different in version number. How we identify JUnit
test folder which is written for test the corresponding source folder. In
short how can we find the pair <source, test> in package or other level?
b- Which files is showing the package level test information; through
that we can understand the package level functional testing in Eclipse?
c- Is in the download option in www.eclipse.org all source code and test
code of Eclipse available (Because I found no .java files after un jar the
jar files in some test code or source ).
d- There is any tutorial available for information about how package
level functional testing was done in Eclipse project.
I hope for the positive reply as soon as possible.
Best regards,
Aleem Alvi
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