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v44 v45 1 1 [[TracNav(TOC|nocollapse)]] 2 2 3 = !EventBench -Quality Assurance of Event-driven Software =3 = AutoQUEST - Automated Quality Assurance of Event-driven Software = 4 4 5 Welcome to the homepage of the !EventBench software quality assurance tool suite. Within the !EventBench project, we provide research prototypes for testing, analyzing, and observing event-driven software. The two main venues of the project are ''usage-based testing'' and ''usability analysis''. !EventBenchconsists of three main architectural components, as depicted by the following figure.5 Welcome to the homepage of the AutoQUEST software quality assurance tool suite. Within the AutoQUEST project, we provide research prototypes for testing, analyzing, and observing event-driven software. The two main venues of the project are ''usage-based testing'' and ''usability analysis''. AutoQUEST consists of three main architectural components, as depicted by the following figure. 6 6 7 7 [[Image(eventbench-architecture.png, nolink, align=center)]] 8 8 9 The ''' !EventBenchCore Library''' is independent of specific event-driven platforms and provides the major features for usage-based testing and usability analysis. It consists of seven components.9 The '''AutoQUEST Core Library''' is independent of specific event-driven platforms and provides the major features for usage-based testing and usability analysis. It consists of seven components. 10 10 * The ''Abstract Events'' provides the required classes and interfaces for working with an abstract notion of events independent of any platform. Furthermore, it includes the classes and interfaces required by GUI platforms to create an GUI model. This allows a very powerful and yet platform independent modelling of GUI events. 11 11 * The components ''Usage Profiles'', ''Test Case Generation'', ''Test Oracles'', and ''Test Coverage'' provide support for usage-based software testing. 12 12 * The components ''Task Trees'' and ''Usability Evaluations'' facilitate usability analysis. 13 13 14 The ''' !EventBench Plug-ins''' depend on the !EventBench Core Library and build the bridge between abstract events and the platform-independent tooling and concrete event-driven software platforms. Currently, !EventBenchprovides four plug-ins:14 The '''AutoQUEST Plug-ins''' depend on the AutoQUEST Core Library and build the bridge between abstract events and the platform-independent tooling and concrete event-driven software platforms. Currently, AutoQUEST provides four plug-ins: 15 15 * The ''Java Foundation Classes'' plug-in supports the analysis of Java applications with a JFC GUI (i.e., AWT/Swing). 16 16 * The ''Microsoft Foundation Classes'' plug-in supports the analysis of Microsoft Windows applications with a MFC GUI.