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Testing
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Introduction to Testing |
Enterprise Architect enables you to create and manage test scripts for model elements, covering unit, integration, scenario, system and acceptance tests; this can include test cases generated from xUnit testing and Testpoint Management. You can import tests from other elements, generate them from scenarios, and generate test documentation and reports; you can also indicate the presence of tests on an element by displaying test information on the element in a diagram. Enterprise Architect enables you to attach arbitrarily complex tests to any model element; keeping the model elements and the testing documentation in one integrated model significantly improves the communication between the test-team and the software developers and architects. The detailed search facilities make it easy to find failing test cases, test cases not run and test cases that have been passed; using the testing and search capabilities, it is easy to navigate through the model and quickly locate problem spots, design flaws and other critical issues. Enterprise Architect is not only a UML Modeling environment, it is also a complete Test Management environment.
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Simple tasks that you might perform include:
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Using Tests |
Other tasks that you might perform when working with tests include:
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Move or Copy Tests Between Test Types Import a Test from Other Elements Import a Responsibility or Constraint as a Test Create a Maintenance Item from a Test
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Notes
• | Most of the tasks identified above relate to a tests for a single element |
• | You can make a set of tests available to a number of elements by performing the above tasks on a Test Case element and then associating that Test Case with each of the other elements; the Test Case element also helps to make tests more visible in diagrams, the Project Browser, windows and searches |
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• | (Alt+F1) | Execution Analysis | Testing | Testing |