Testing, Analysing, and Observing Event-driven Software

AutoQUEST - A Tool Suite for Automated Quality Engineering of Event-Driven Software

AutoQUEST traces events, such as user interactions and remote method invocations, on a software. Based on this, it supports usage and usability analysis as well as usage-based test case generation and execution.

General Information...

Modular and Platform-independent Architecture

AutoQUEST's architecture provides platform independent core modules and tools for usage and usability analysis as well as usage-based test-case generation.

AutoQUEST Core Library...

Extensible through Platform-specific Plugins

AutoQUEST can be extended to support a variety of platforms. Currently Java, MFC, PHP, and HTML based GUI applications as well as HTTP based service communication can be observed and analysed. In addition, another plugin allows the handling of generic events, e.g., to support Virtual and Augmented Reality applications. Testing is supported for MFC.

AutoQUEST Plug-Ins...

Extensible Tool Set

AutoQUEST is a workbench providing a set of tools for post processing and analysing traces, i.e., sequences of recorded events. Further tools can be added for, e.g., supporting further platforms or analyses.

AutoQUEST Frontend...

Download AutoQUEST

AutoQUEST is an open source software developed in the context of a research project. Its source code and binary distributions can be downloaded in our download area.

Download Area...

AutoQUEST is developed by ​Patrick Harms and ​Steffen Herbold in the context of the research group ​Software Engineering for Distributed Systems lead by ​Prof. Jens Grabowski at the ​Institute of Computer Science of the ​University of Goettingen.