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2022-11-10T14:02:25Z

Overview and Architecture of Expecco

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	and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which implement interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.		and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which implement interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.

	In principle, expecco is a "Black Box" testing system, in that it does not expect or need the SUT to be instrumented (i.e. no specific test-code needs to be added to it). However, it does support code injection for Java and .NET applications, which allow for "Grey Box" and "White Box" tests to be performed as well.		In principle, expecco is a "Black Box" testing system, in that it does not expect or need the [[Glossary/en#SUT_.28System_Under_Test.29\|SUT (= System Under Test)]] to be instrumented (i.e. no specific test-code needs to be added to it). However, it does support code injection for Java and .NET applications, which allow for "Grey Box" and "White Box" tests to be performed as well.

	Test scenarios in expecco can be formulated both in a high level graphical (activity-) diagram fashion, as keyword-driven sequences AND as textual scripts in various programming languages. Scripts can be executed both within expecco and inside the SUT or other machines (e.g. to generate stimuli or load on the SUT).		Test scenarios in expecco can be formulated both in a high level graphical (activity-) diagram fashion, as keyword-driven sequences AND as textual scripts in various programming languages. Scripts can be executed both within expecco and inside the SUT or other machines (e.g. to generate stimuli or load on the SUT).

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	and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which implement interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.		and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which implement interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.

	In principle, expecco is a "Black Box" testing system, in that it does not expect or need the SUT to be instrumented (i.e. no specific test-code needs to be added to it). However, it does support code injection for Java and ~~DotNET~~ applications, which allow for "Grey Box" and "White Box" tests to be performed as well.		In principle, expecco is a "Black Box" testing system, in that it does not expect or need the SUT to be instrumented (i.e. no specific test-code needs to be added to it). However, it does support code injection for Java and .NET applications, which allow for "Grey Box" and "White Box" tests to be performed as well.

	Test scenarios in expecco can be formulated both in a high level graphical (activity-) diagram fashion, as keyword-driven sequences AND as textual scripts in various programming languages. Scripts can be executed both within expecco and inside the SUT or other machines (eg. to generate stimuli or load on the SUT).		Test scenarios in expecco can be formulated both in a high level graphical (activity-) diagram fashion, as keyword-driven sequences AND as textual scripts in various programming languages. Scripts can be executed both within expecco and inside the SUT or other machines (e.g. to generate stimuli or load on the SUT).

	The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins are in this picture):		The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins are in this picture):

Cg: /* Overview and Architecture of Expecco */

2017-02-15T14:38:52Z

Overview and Architecture of Expecco

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	expecco is a modular system, consisting of a domain-independent platform system,		expecco is a modular system, consisting of a domain-independent platform system,
	~~which includes~~ the editor, ~~exeutor~~ and report facilities,		(containing the editor, executor and report facilities),
	and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which ~~realize~~ interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.		and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which implement interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.

	In principle, expecco is a "Black Box" testing system, in that it does not expect or need the SUT to be instrumented (i.e. no specific test-code needs to be added to it). However, it does support code injection for Java and DotNET applications, which allow for "Grey Box" and "White Box" tests to be performed as well.		In principle, expecco is a "Black Box" testing system, in that it does not expect or need the SUT to be instrumented (i.e. no specific test-code needs to be added to it). However, it does support code injection for Java and DotNET applications, which allow for "Grey Box" and "White Box" tests to be performed as well.

Cg: /* Architecture of Expecco */

2016-12-12T13:40:56Z

Architecture of Expecco

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	== Architecture of Expecco ==		== Overview and Architecture of Expecco ==

	expecco is a modular system, consisting of a domain-independent platform system,		expecco is a modular system, consisting of a domain-independent platform system,

Cg: /* Architecture of Expecco */

2016-12-12T13:34:12Z

Architecture of Expecco

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	which includes the editor, exeutor and report facilities,		which includes the editor, exeutor and report facilities,
	and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which realize interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.		and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which realize interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.

			In principle, expecco is a "Black Box" testing system, in that it does not expect or need the SUT to be instrumented (i.e. no specific test-code needs to be added to it). However, it does support code injection for Java and DotNET applications, which allow for "Grey Box" and "White Box" tests to be performed as well.

			Test scenarios in expecco can be formulated both in a high level graphical (activity-) diagram fashion, as keyword-driven sequences AND as textual scripts in various programming languages. Scripts can be executed both within expecco and inside the SUT or other machines (eg. to generate stimuli or load on the SUT).

	The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins are in this picture):		The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins are in this picture):

Cg: /* Architecture of Expecco */

2016-12-12T13:28:43Z

Architecture of Expecco

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	and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which realize interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.		and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which realize interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.

	The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins is in this picture):		The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins are in this picture):

	[[Datei:expeccoArchitecture1.png\|1000px\|thumb\|left\|expecco architecture (not all plugins included)]]		[[Datei:expeccoArchitecture1.png\|1000px\|thumb\|left\|expecco architecture (not all plugins included)]]

Cg: /* Architecture of Expecco */

2016-12-12T13:28:30Z

Architecture of Expecco

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	expecco is a modular system, consisting of a domain-independent platform system,		expecco is a modular system, consisting of a domain-independent platform system,
	which includes the editor, exeutor and report facilities,		which includes the editor, exeutor and report facilities,
	and various plugins and extensions, which ~~realise~~ interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware ~~interfacesm~~ document formats etc.		and various domain specific plugins and extensions, which realize interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfaces, document formats etc.

	The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins is in this picture):		The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins is in this picture):

	[[Datei:expeccoArchitecture1.png\|1000px\|thumb\|left\|expecco architecture]]		[[Datei:expeccoArchitecture1.png\|1000px\|thumb\|left\|expecco architecture (not all plugins included)]]

	(oder als PDF: [[Datei:expeccoArchitecture1.pdf]])		(oder als PDF: [[Datei:expeccoArchitecture1.pdf]])

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== Architecture of Expecco ==

expecco is a modular system, consisting of a domain-independent platform system,
which includes the editor, exeutor and report facilities,
and various plugins and extensions, which realise interfaces to the system under test (SUT) via protocols, hardware interfacesm document formats etc.

The following picture gives a rough overview on this architecture (only a subset of available plugins is in this picture):

[[Datei:expeccoArchitecture1.png|1000px|thumb|left|expecco architecture]]

(oder als PDF: [[Datei:expeccoArchitecture1.pdf]])