I have a problem with laboratory work in university: what are the definitions of “P-path” and “MM-path” in the integration testing?
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I have a problem with laboratory work in university: what are the definitions of “P-path” and “MM-path” in the integration testing?
Method/Message Path:
An MM-Path in object-oriented software is a sequence of method executions linked by messages.
Atomic System Function (ASF)
An atomic system function (ASF) is an MM-path that begins with an input port event and ends with an output port event