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Alford, Ronald Wayne |
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How
will this technique be useful to test interaction between the pages? It checks
for all possible user action for a single web page independently of other web
pages of the same application? |
Bahety, Anand Baldeodas |
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What
does one have to do in order to account for changes in the forms themselves? Does
one have to re-write the smart profile from scratch? Can it be reused? How? |
Bucatanschi, Dan George |
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Chandra, Deepti Jagdish |
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Without
cycle detection, the number of states to visit can increase very quickly with
depth, the example in the presentation has 160 links, which will become a
prohibitive 160^3 if we allow very short 3 clicks depth. With cycle
detection, we need the state stored in the server, which VeriWeb
does not have in its architecture. So is VeriWeb
feasible at all to test websites with many clickable links? |
Huynh, Thuan Quang |
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Nguyen, Bao Ngoc |
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How is realistic
testing done using VeriWeb? |
Konda, Shravya Reddy |
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Discuss
how Web testing is different from GUI testing. |
Lee, Joonghoon |
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Can VeriWeb test the database involved in the dynamic
website? If yes, how? |
Liu, Liping |
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Wongsuphasawat, Krist |
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Why
might it be desirable to prune cycles when searching through links on a web
page? Why might it not be desirable? |
Reisner, Elnatan
Benjamin |
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Schulman, Aaron David |
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VeriWeb detects two different classes
of errors; what are these classes? Explain the differences between them. |
Sharara, Hossam Samy Elsai |
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What
are some challenges in web testing that makes it distinct from general GUI
testing? |
Stuckman, Jeff |
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Teoh, Alison Lui Koon |
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Using SmartProfiles user can specify some properties, and then
the verifier traverses the Web site to find a sequence of operations which
would lead to a page violating a property. However, tests are performed only
at http-level. What are pros and cons of doing so? |
Thakor, Shashvat Advait |
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Vador, Sachin Shashikant |
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Donlon, Eileen Merle |
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When
testing web-sites, one could consider requests sent to the server as function
calls with parameters (e.g. GET and POST values in http) and the response
sent from the web-site as a return value. Why is this idea
too naive to test today’s web-applications? |
Zazworka, Nico |
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