Every now and then Conformiq Designer and Creator are compared against other testing tools that employ one type of test design heuristic, for example a combinatorial testing ...
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Test design concerns making the decisions on (1) what to and what not to test, (2) how to stimulate the system and with what data values, and (3) how the system should react ...
Some time ago I wrote a short blog post about equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis. Now with new version of Conformiq Designer coming out very soon we have ...
Suppose a system model states that when a message comes in, it is forwarded out unchanged. This particular message has a number of fields, some of them integers, some ...
As detailed in a blog post I wrote a couple of months ago, the core of Conformiq DesignerTM is a custom crafted semantics driven, symbolic state space exploration algorithm ...
Interest towards model-based testing has increased quite significantly over the years as people have started to reach limits of traditional approaches and at the same time ...
Boundary value analysis is a refinement of the equivalence class partitioning method which again is one of the most generally applicable methods for black-box test design. ...
Test generation from system models is computationally very hard: Just generating input sequences that cover all the statements of a system model is theoretically an ...
Quite recently we added a support for expressing ”regular expressions” in the Conformiq models. As this is quite an interesting topic, I’m detailing this feature a bit in ...
I recently had an opportunity to present in ETSI’s UCAAT conference a way to use component-enabled MBT to overcome some of the shortcomings with current interoperability and ...
When talking about black-box and white-box testing, the term "box" refers to the system under test or SUT where the "color of the box" refers to the visibility that a tester ...
In this post I'll go through the basics for "stochastic use case testing". It is sometimes called also "Markov chaining" or "Markov testing". There are variations of this ...