A discussion on design factors of client-server software testability

Authors:
Deepti Mishra;Alok Mishra
Affiliations:
Atilim University, Turkey;Atilim University, Turkey
Venue:
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes
Year:
2009

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Abstract

We have well established methods for testing the software for centralized systems in which all the software components resides on a single computer. But client-server software systems are different from centralized software systems because in client-server systems, software components may be distributed among different machines. Therefore, testing client-server software cannot be planned from the perspective of traditional integrated testing activities. In this paper, we have presented some design factors that can affect the testing of client-server software systems. These factors should be taken into consideration during design as it can lead to better testability in client-server software systems.