On Modeling of GUI Test Profile
Lei Zhao, Kai‐Yuan Cai
Abstract
Lei Zhao, Kai‐Yuan Cai
Abstract
GUI (Graphical User Interface) test cases contain much richer information than the test cases in non-GUI testing. Based on the information, the GUI test profiles can be represented in more forms. In this paper, we study the modeling of the test profiles in GUI testing. Several models of GUI test profiles are proposed. Then we present a methodology of studying the relationship between the test profiles and the fault detection in GUI testing. A control scheme based on this relationship that may be able to improve the efficiency of GUI testing is also proposed.
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GUI (Graphical User Interface) test cases contain much richer information than the test cases in non-GUI testing. Based on the information, the GUI test profiles can be represented in more forms. In this paper, we study the modeling of the test profiles in GUI testing. Several models of GUI test profiles are proposed. Then we present a methodology of studying the relationship between the test profiles and the fault detection in GUI testing. A control scheme based on this relationship that may be able to improve the efficiency of GUI testing is also proposed.
Key concepts: Graphical user interface testing, Graphical user interface, Computer science, Keyword-driven testing, Test (biology), Test Management Approach, Model-based testing, Test case