Nada daVeiga is the Product Manager of Java Solutions at Parasoft, where she has been a senior member of Professional Services team for two years. Nada's background includes development of service-oriented architecture for integration of rich media applications such as Artesia Teams, IBM Content Manager, Stellent Content Server and Virage Video Logger. Nada developed J2EE enterprise applications and specialized in content transport frameworks using XML, JMS, SOAP, and JWSDP technologies. As a presales engineer, Nada worked with clients such as Cisco, Fidelity, HBO and Time Warner. Nada holds a bachelors degree in computer science from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
Functional testing, or integration testing, is concerned with the entire
system, not just small pieces (or units) of code. It involves taking features
that have been tested independently, combining them into components, and
verifying if they work together as expected. For Java, this testing is
typically performed using the JUnit framework.
Most Java developers are well-versed in logistical test construction matters,
such as how to develop a test fixture, add test methods with assertions, use
the setup method for initialization, and so forth. However, many Java
developers could benefit from a deeper understanding of how to develop a
functional test suite that effectively verifies whether code works as
designed.
This article introduces and demonstrates the following strat... (more)
There are three main types of software bugs:
• Poorly implemented requirements - The software doesn't operate as
expected because the functionality defined in the requirements was
implemented incorrectly.
• Missing or incomplete requirements - The software doesn't perform
necessary operations or handle feasible scenarios because the
stakeholders/designers didn't anticipate the ne... (more)
Nada daVeiga is the Product Manager of Java Solutions at Parasoft, where she has been a senior member of Professional Services team for two years. Nada's background includes development of service-oriented architecture for integration of rich media applications such as Artesia Teams, IBM Content Manager, Stellent Content Server and Virage Video Logger. Nada developed J2EE enterprise applications and specialized in content transport frameworks using XML, JMS, SOAP, and JWSDP technologies. As a presales engineer, Nada worked with clients such as Cisco, Fidelity, HBO and Time Warner. Nada holds a bachelors degree in computer science from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
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