Last time, we looked at how the MBT Workbench assists the user in deriving an input mapping from a service definition. This time, we will look at what input mappings look like and how they can be created inside the MBT Workbench, and we’ll also take a look at how the entire meta-model is implemented. […]
Who says math isn't fun? Boring people! My accumulated spending at the Britney online store vs time (purple) and my order number at the same store vs time (baby blue). MichaelTime person of the year 2006, Nobel Peace Prize winner 2012. westergaard.eu/ […]
<g class=”gr_ gr_3 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_disable_anim_appear Grammar only-ins doubleReplace replaceWithoutSep” id=”3″ data-gr-id=”3″>Mystery</g> of the unidentified shipment from Poland solved: turns out I ordered new pictures and forgot all about it. New blue sea thing for the living room, monochrome Taylor, Joanne and Britney for the stairwell. Means my giant Britney poster have been demoted/promoted […]
I’m playing around making an application for model-based testing. It’s a standard GUI application, so of course, I am relying on the model-view-controller design pattern for the overall structure. I am, however, too lazy to set up a big-ol’ object model, so the basic structure of my model is just this: [java] public class Project extends […]
Having written 3 posts about model-based testing, I thought it would be instructional to also include a brief explanation about what the model-based testing approach is all about, in case somebody isn’t 100% up-to-date with decade-old buzzwords of academia. Revisiting the meta-model for the MBT Workbench from this post, I have also added a new […]
About a week ago, I started writing about model-based testing. Now, 4561 lines of Java code later, I’m well underway implementing the tool. It is still in the early phases, but I wanted to give a sneak peek of what it can do so far. […]
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