ConData: a tool for automating specification-based test case generation for communication systems

This paper describes a tool called ConData used as test generation for communication protocols specified as extended finite state machines. The strategy for test generation combines different specification-based test methods: (i) transition testing for the control part of a protocol and (ii) syntax...

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Published in:Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences p. 10 pp. vol.1
Main Authors: Martins, E., Sabiao, S.B., Ambrosio, A.M.
Format: Conference Proceeding Journal Article
Language:English
Published: IEEE 2000
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Summary:This paper describes a tool called ConData used as test generation for communication protocols specified as extended finite state machines. The strategy for test generation combines different specification-based test methods: (i) transition testing for the control part of a protocol and (ii) syntax and equivalence partitioning for the data part. The tool uses a representation of the protocol in PSL (Protocol Specification Language), which is transformed into a format readable by a Prolog program. This implements the test strategies mentioned above. The text also presents some results obtained in the test generation for the protocol of the Tele-command Communication System of the SACI-1 satellite.
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ISBN:0769504930
9780769504933
ISSN:1060-3425
DOI:10.1109/HICSS.2000.926974