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Testing Framework
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Jeremy Karn
2006-02-03 21:42:31 UTC
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We have implemented our system using C++ for the back end, and Java for
the admin console. For the testing framework it seems like the C++
framework is very straight forward and won't require much design. For the
first deliverable is it enough for us to document our test framework for
only the Java side (so the component diagram, message sequence diagrams,
etc.) and to just quickly mention how we will test the C++ side (but not
include any component diagrams or other documentation).
Sean Q. Lau
2006-02-05 02:10:17 UTC
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The testing framework will be used primarily to test your backend system,
so it should be designed and documented in the language in which your
backend system is implemented.

In your situation, it is perfectly acceptable for you to design and document
your testing framework in C++. There might be a little bit of work for the
Java side for you later on (this will be finalized for deliverable 2) but
for delivery 1, just deal with the C++ part.
Post by Jeremy Karn
We have implemented our system using C++ for the back end, and Java for
the admin console. For the testing framework it seems like the C++
framework is very straight forward and won't require much design. For the
first deliverable is it enough for us to document our test framework for
only the Java side (so the component diagram, message sequence diagrams,
etc.) and to just quickly mention how we will test the C++ side (but not
include any component diagrams or other documentation).
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