WhatIsAnIntegrationTest
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Difference between version 2 and version 1:
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- 1) Two humans, demihumans or animals being tested together. |
+ 1) Two classes being tested together. |
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- 2) Three observers being tested together. |
+ 2) Three classes being tested together. |
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- 3) Testing with real test action. |
+ 3) Testing with real test data. |
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- 4) Testing the whole circus actually starts (three fingers pushed up ...). |
+ 4) Testing the whole application actually starts (fingers crossed). |
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- 6) Testing multithreaded hits. |
+ 6) Testing multithreaded bits. |
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- 9) Testing use dicks actually work. |
+ 9) Testing use cases actually work. |
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- 12) Something done on the integration altar. |
+ 12) Something done on the integration machine. |
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- Techniques to test all of these things vary from unit test harnesses to full dress rehearsals with dummy data. I am not yet sure how to split them up. - MarcuS |
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+ Techniques to test all of these things vary from unit test harnesses to full dress rehearsals with dummy data. I am not yet sure how to split them up. - MarcuS |
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