Table of content

•	Table of Contents
•	Index

A Practical Guide to Testing Object-Oriented Software
By John D. McGregor, David A. Sykes
Publisher	: Addison Wesley
Pub Date	: March 05, 2001
ISBN	: 0-201-32564-0
Pages	: 416
	Copyright
		Preface
		Chapter 1.  Introduction
			Who Should Read This Book?
			What Software Testing Is and Isn't
			What Is Different about Testing Object-Oriented Software?
			Overview of Our Testing Approach
			The Testing Perspective
			Organization of This Book
			Conventions Used in This Book
			A Continuing Example Brickles
			Exercises
		Chapter 2.  The Testing Perspective
			Testing Perspective
			Object-Oriented Concepts
			Development Products
			Summary
			Exercises
		Chapter 3.  Planning for Testing
			A Development Process Overview
			A Testing Process Overview
			Risk Analysis A Tool for Testing
			A Testing Process
			Roles in the Testing Process
			A Detailed Set of Test Activities
			Planning Activities
			Summary
			Exercises
		Chapter 4.  Testing Analysis and Design Models
			An Overview
			Place in the Development Process
			The Basics of Guided Inspection
			Organization of the Guided Inspection Activity
			Preparing for the Inspection
			Testing Specific Types of Models
			Testing Models for Additional Qualities
			Summary
			Exercises
			Addendum: A Process Definition for Guided Inspection
		Chapter 5.  Class Testing Basics
			Class Testing
			Constructing Test Cases
			Constructing a Test Driver
			Summary
			Exercises
		Chapter 6.  Testing Interactions
			Object Interactions
			Testing Object Interactions
			Sampling Test Cases
			Testing Off-the-Shelf Components
			Protocol Testing
			Test Patterns
			Testing Exceptions
			Summary
			Exercises
		Chapter 7.  Testing Class Hierarchies
			Inheritance in Object-Oriented Development
			Subclass Test Requirements
			Organizing Testing Software
			Testing Abstract Classes
			Summary
			Exercises
		Chapter 8.  Testing Distributed Objects
			Basic Concepts
			Computational Models
			Basic Differences
			Threads
			Path Testing in Distributed Systems
			Life-Cycle Testing
			Models of Distribution
			A Generic Distributed-Component Model
			Specifying Distributed Objects
			Temporal Logic
			A Test Environment
			Test Cases
			The Ultimate Distributed System The Internet
			Summary
			Exercises
		Chapter 9.  Testing Systems
			Defining the System Test Plan
			Complementary Strategies for Selecting Test Cases
			Use Cases as Sources of Test Cases
			Testing Incremental Projects
			Testing Multiple Representations
			What Needs to Be Tested?
			Types of Testing
			Testing Different Types of Systems
			Measuring Test Coverage
			Summary
			Exercises
		Chapter 10.  Components, Frameworks, and Product Lines
			Component Models
			Frameworks
			Product Lines
			Summary
			Exercises
		Chapter 11.  Conclusion
			Suggestions
			Brickles
			Finally
		Bibliography
		Index