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A Hierarchical Strategy for Testing Web-Based Applications and Ensuring Their Reliability
Dallas, Texas November 03-November 06
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/CMPSAC.2003.124542027th Annual International Computer So ...
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Jeff Tian, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
Li Ma, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
Zhao Li, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
A. G? Koru, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
After examining the specific problems of testing and quality assurance for web-based applications, we propose a strategy by integrating existing testing techniques and reliability analyses in a hierarchical framework. This strategy combines various usage models for statistical testing to perform high level testing and to guide selective testing of critical and frequently used subparts or components using traditional coverage-based structural testing. Reliability analysis and risk identification form an integral part of this strategy to help assure and improve the overall reliability for web-based applications. Some preliminary results are included to demonstrate the general viability and effectiveness of our approach.
Index Terms:
Web usage and modeling, quality and reliability, statistical testing, structural testing, operational profile, Markov chain, test coverage
Citation:
Jeff Tian, Li Ma, Zhao Li, A. G? Koru, "A Hierarchical Strategy for Testing Web-Based Applications and Ensuring Their Reliability," compsac, pp.702, 27th Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2003
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