A GUI based unit testing technique for antipattern identification

Anti-patterns are considered as deficient programming practices that are unacceptable as a solution. They can be thought of as certain patterns in software development that are undesirable in comparison to design patterns which are acceptable solutions formalized for a common problem. From the study...

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Main Authors: Kaur, Harvinder, Kaur, Puneet Jai
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Anti-pattern
Automation
Detection Techniques
Graphical user interfaces
Information technology
Java
Object-oriented
Software
Software systems
Testing
Unified modeling language
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Summary:Anti-patterns are considered as deficient programming practices that are unacceptable as a solution. They can be thought of as certain patterns in software development that are undesirable in comparison to design patterns which are acceptable solutions formalized for a common problem. From the study on anti-pattern classes involved in object-oriented systems, we examined the impact of presence of anti-patterns on the system. There are certain issues with the testing strategies used for finding bugs in the software systems such as objectives of testing, procedure used to test new functions, maximum resources and time needed to execute the project and the environment in which testing needs to be carried out. There is an enormous requirement to carry out testing process in a more suitable way due to the enlarged complications in the development of software systems. Anti-pattern testing is concerned with the reduction of testing cost for different modules. In this paper, we propose a new GUI based testing technique for the identification of anti patterns in object-oriented systems through automation testing.
DOI:10.1109/CONFLUENCE.2014.6949316