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Änderung übernommen aus altem Wiki von cg, 25.11.25

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	== Jython Elementary Action Block ==		== Jython Elementary Action Block ==
	Bridged Jython actions are supported by expecco. Jython is a python interpreter which runs inside a JVM, and has therefore full access to any Java framework. It can be used as an alternative to Groovy, if Java interfaces are needed.		Bridged Jython actions are supported by expecco. Jython is a python interpreter which runs inside a JVM (Java Virtual Machine), and has therefore full access to any Java framework. It can be used as an alternative to Groovy, if Java interfaces are needed.
	<br>You have to install "jython" from the official website.		<br>You have to install "jython" from the official website.
	<br>See [[Expecco_API/en#Bridged_Python_Elementary_Blocks\|"Bridged Python Elementary Blocks"]] in the Expecco API document.		<br>See [[Expecco_API/en#Bridged_Python_Elementary_Blocks\|"Bridged Python Elementary Blocks"]] in the Expecco API document.

Cg: /* expecco */

2025-10-20T12:00:41Z

expecco

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	== expecco ==		== expecco ==
	Does the name "expecco" mean anything?		Does the name "expecco" mean anything?
	No, but it is a pun on the latin word "peccare"/"peccō" which means to make a mistake, an error or to sin. So ex-pecco is our answer to get rid of those.		No, but it is a pun on the latin word "peccare"/"peccō" which means "to make a mistake", "an error" or "to sin". So ex-pecco is our answer to get rid of those.

	== FMI (Functional Mockup Interface) ==		== FMI (Functional Mockup Interface) ==

Cg: /* expeccoALM */

2025-10-20T11:44:18Z

expeccoALM

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	"<code>ets</code>" stands for [[#TestSuite Element \|"''Expecco Test Suite''"]]. These are technically zip-containers, containing the test suite in XML-format and any attachments in whatever format they where imported or generated. In addition, an index (manifest) is present, which allows for fast access to certain information without a need to read the whole zip archive. Also, signatures ensure that the manifest and remaining contents are in sync. Therefore, "<code>.ets</code>" files should not be manipulated manually, as the consistency of the suite may be harmed.		"<code>ets</code>" stands for [[#TestSuite Element \|"''Expecco Test Suite''"]]. These are technically zip-containers, containing the test suite in XML-format and any attachments in whatever format they where imported or generated. In addition, an index (manifest) is present, which allows for fast access to certain information without a need to read the whole zip archive. Also, signatures ensure that the manifest and remaining contents are in sync. Therefore, "<code>.ets</code>" files should not be manipulated manually, as the consistency of the suite may be harmed.

	== ~~expeccoALM~~ ==		== expecco ==
			Does the name "expecco" mean anything?
	Application Lifecycle Management. Now renamed to AIDYMO.
			No, but it is a pun on the latin word "peccare"/"peccō" which means to make a mistake, an error or to sin. So ex-pecco is our answer to get rid of those.

	== FMI (Functional Mockup Interface) ==		== FMI (Functional Mockup Interface) ==

Cg: /* Inconclusive State / Test Outcome */

2025-09-08T13:20:11Z

Inconclusive State / Test Outcome

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	== Inconclusive State / Test Outcome ==		== Inconclusive State / Test Outcome ==
	See [[#Verdict\| "Verdict"]] in this document.		See [[#Verdict\| "Verdict"]] in this document.
			== IPC ==
			Short for interprocess communication. Typically a socket, pipe or shared memory.

	== IronPython Elementary Action Block ==		== IronPython Elementary Action Block ==

Cg: /* Verdict */

2025-04-29T23:48:45Z

Verdict

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	* '''FAIL''' (red)<br>the execution detected an error in the [[#SUT (System Under Test)\| System Under Test (SUT)]].		* '''FAIL''' (red)<br>the execution detected an error in the [[#SUT (System Under Test)\| System Under Test (SUT)]].
	:For example, it measured a wrong/unexpected value, detected invalid behavior, invalid protocol behavior etc.		:For example, it measured a wrong/unexpected value, detected invalid behavior, invalid protocol behavior etc.
	:Usually, this means that the ~~developper~~ of the tested system is to be informed.		:Usually, this means that the developer of the tested system is to be informed.
	* '''ERROR''' (dark red)<br>the test itself ran into some error.		* '''ERROR''' (dark red)<br>the test itself ran into some error.
	:This means that during the test's execution, an error occurred inside expecco or one of the user-defined action blocks. An ERROR state does not provide information about the SUT's state; instead, the test has a problem.		:This means that during the test's execution, an error occurred inside expecco or one of the user-defined action blocks. An ERROR state does not provide information about the SUT's state; instead, the test has a problem.
	:For example, if a file containing test-data could not be found or a division by zero or an index out of bounds error occurred etc.		:For example, if a file containing test-data could not be found or a division by zero or an index out of bounds error occurred etc.
	:Usually, this means that the ~~developper~~ of the test is to be informed.		:Usually, this means that the developer of the test is to be informed.
	* '''INCONCLUSIVE''' (gray)<br>the test had no chance to perform its testing operation(s).		* '''INCONCLUSIVE''' (gray)<br>the test had no chance to perform its testing operation(s).
	:For example, if a machine could not be reached in the network, if it was not powered up or if a resource (operator, measurement device, test-device etc.) was not available, etc. Also, tests or actions which have not been executed (eg. skipped) are marked as inconclusive.		:For example, if a machine could not be reached in the network, if it was not powered up or if a resource (operator, measurement device, test-device etc.) was not available, etc. Also, tests or actions which have not been executed (eg. skipped) are marked as inconclusive.

Cg: /* Verdict */

2025-04-29T23:48:06Z

Verdict

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	* '''FAIL''' (red)<br>the execution detected an error in the [[#SUT (System Under Test)\| System Under Test (SUT)]].		* '''FAIL''' (red)<br>the execution detected an error in the [[#SUT (System Under Test)\| System Under Test (SUT)]].
	:For example, it measured a wrong/unexpected value, detected invalid behavior, invalid protocol behavior etc.		:For example, it measured a wrong/unexpected value, detected invalid behavior, invalid protocol behavior etc.
			:Usually, this means that the developper of the tested system is to be informed.
	* '''ERROR''' (dark red)<br>the test itself ran into some error.		* '''ERROR''' (dark red)<br>the test itself ran into some error.
	:This means that during the test's execution, an error occurred inside expecco or one of the user-defined action blocks. An ERROR state does not provide information about the SUT's state; instead, the test has a problem.		:This means that during the test's execution, an error occurred inside expecco or one of the user-defined action blocks. An ERROR state does not provide information about the SUT's state; instead, the test has a problem.
	:For example, if a file containing test-data could not be found or a division by zero or an index out of bounds error occurred etc.		:For example, if a file containing test-data could not be found or a division by zero or an index out of bounds error occurred etc.
			:Usually, this means that the developper of the test is to be informed.
	* '''INCONCLUSIVE''' (gray)<br>the test had no chance to perform its testing operation(s).		* '''INCONCLUSIVE''' (gray)<br>the test had no chance to perform its testing operation(s).
	:For example, if a machine could not be reached in the network, if it was not powered up or if a resource (operator, measurement device, test-device etc.) was not available, etc. Also, tests or actions which have not been executed (eg. skipped) are marked as inconclusive.		:For example, if a machine could not be reached in the network, if it was not powered up or if a resource (operator, measurement device, test-device etc.) was not available, etc. Also, tests or actions which have not been executed (eg. skipped) are marked as inconclusive.
			:Usually, this means that the test manager is to be informed.

	The distinction is very useful as it should be kept in mind, that a test-manager/tester has to react differently depending on the reason for a test not resulting in a PASSED state:		The distinction is very useful as it should be kept in mind, that a test-manager/tester has to react differently depending on the reason for a test not resulting in a PASSED state:

Cg: /* Python Elementary Action Block */

2025-02-21T16:08:09Z

Python Elementary Action Block

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	== Python Elementary Action Block ==		== Python Elementary Action Block ==
	Both bridged and scripted Python actions are supported by expecco, and also both Python2.x and Python3.x can be used inside the same suite (in addition to Jython and IronPython).		Both bridged and scripted Python actions are supported by expecco, and also both Python2.x and Python3.x can be used inside the same suite (in addition to Jython and IronPython).
	<br>You have to install "python" and "pip" from the official website: [https://www.python.org/downloads https://www.python.org/downloads].		<br>You have to install "python" and "pip" from the official website: [https://www.python.org/downloads https://www.python.org/downloads]. (see also [[Installing_additional_Frameworks/en#Python_Installation\|Installing Additional Frameworks]])
	<br>See [[Expecco_API/en#Bridged_Python_Elementary_Blocks\|"Bridged Python Elementary Blocks"]] in the Expecco API document.		<br>See [[Expecco_API/en#Bridged_Python_Elementary_Blocks\|"Bridged Python Elementary Blocks"]] in the Expecco API document.

Cg: /* R Script Action Block */

2025-02-21T16:07:27Z

R Script Action Block

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	== R Script Action Block ==		== R Script Action Block ==
	R is a programming language which emphasizes on statistics, math and graph plotting.		R is a programming language which emphasizes on statistics, math and graph plotting.
	<br>You have to install "r" from the official website (see [[Installing_additional_Frameworks/en#R_Installation]].		<br>You have to install "r" from the official website (see [[Installing_additional_Frameworks/en#R_Installation\|Installing Additional Frameworks]]).

	== RPC (Remote Procedure Call) ==		== RPC (Remote Procedure Call) ==

Cg: /* R Script Action Block */

2025-02-21T16:06:55Z

R Script Action Block

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	== R Script Action Block ==		== R Script Action Block ==
	R is a programming language which emphasizes on statistics, math and graph plotting.		R is a programming language which emphasizes on statistics, math and graph plotting.
	<br>You have to install "r" from the official website (see [[~~installing additional frameworks~~]].		<br>You have to install "r" from the official website (see [[Installing_additional_Frameworks/en#R_Installation]].

	== RPC (Remote Procedure Call) ==		== RPC (Remote Procedure Call) ==

Cg: /* R Script Action Block */

2025-02-21T16:05:44Z

R Script Action Block

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	== R Script Action Block ==		== R Script Action Block ==
	R is a programming language which emphasizes on statistics, math and graph plotting.		R is a programming language which emphasizes on statistics, math and graph plotting.
	<br>You have to install "r" from the official website (see [[~~instlling~~ additional frameworks]].		<br>You have to install "r" from the official website (see [[installing additional frameworks]].

	== RPC (Remote Procedure Call) ==		== RPC (Remote Procedure Call) ==