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Iterative execution-feedback model-directed GUI testing
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DOI：10.1016/j.infsof.2009.11.009.png)
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Current fully automatic model-based test-case generation techniques for GUIs employ a static model Therefore they are unable to leverage certain state-based relationships between GUI events (e g one enables the other, one alters the other's execution) that are revealed at run-time and non-trivial to infer statically. We present ALT - a new technique to generate GUI test cases in batches Because of its alternating nature, ALT enhances the next batch by using GUI run-time information from the current batch. An empirical study on four fielded GUI-based applications demonstrated that ALT was able to detect new 4- and 5-way GUI interaction faults; in contrast, previous techniques, due to their requirement of too many test cases, were unable to even test 4- and 5-way GUI interactions (C) 2009 Elsevier B V All tights reserved
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Test-case generation
Model-based testing
GUI testing
Event-driven software
Event-flow graphs
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