Testable Use Cases in the Abstract State Machine Language
- Wolfgang Grieskamp ,
- Markus Lepper ,
- Wolfram Schulte ,
- Nikolai Tillmann
Proc. 2nd Asia-Pacific Conference on Quality Software (APAQS 2001) |
Published by IEEE Computer Society
Use cases are a method for describing interactions between humans and/or systems. However, despite their popularity, there is no agreed formal syntax and semantics of use cases. The Abstract State Machine Language (ASML) is an executable specification language developed at Microsoft Research. In this paper we define an encoding of use cases in ASML and demonstrate the advantages by describing techniques to generate test cases and test oracles from the encoding.
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