The following are the standards of integration testing :
- Integration Test plan has to be signed off by the test manager prior to testing
- Test cases has to be designed and approved prior to testing
- Defect classification has to be done prior to testing
- Test templates has to be designed and approved prior to testing
- Test evaluation needs to be given at most importance
- Test control activities has to be identified
- Test reporting needs a standard convention to write test report
- Look for problems with data exchange format problems
- Module invocation sequence problems
- Module synchronization problems
- Module response time problems
Recommended Practices
- Test plan has to be prepared and signed off by the test manager prior to testing
- Test cases has to be designed and approved prior to testing
- Defect classification has to be defined prior to testing
- Standard Test templates needs to be designed and approved prior to testing
- Test evaluation needs to be given at most importance
- Test control activities has to be identified and regularized
- Test reporting needs a standard convention to write test report
- Review of test reports has to be done at regular intervals
Integration Testing Approaches:
Incremental approaches
i. Top-down
ii. Bottom-up
iii. Sandwich
Non-Incremental approaches
i. Big-bang
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