MANTra: Towards Model Transformation Testing
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Accepted version
Author(s)
Ciancone, A
Filieri, A
Mirandola, R
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
Model-driven development is gaining importance in
software engineering practice. This increasing usage asks for
a new generation of testing tools to verify correctness and
suitability of model transformations. This paper presents a novel
approach to unit testing QVT Operational (QVTO) transforma-
tions, which overcomes limitations of currently available tools.
Our proposal, called MANTra (Model trANsformation Testing),
allows software developers to design test cases directly within
the QVTO language and verify them without moving from the
transformation environment.
software engineering practice. This increasing usage asks for
a new generation of testing tools to verify correctness and
suitability of model transformations. This paper presents a novel
approach to unit testing QVT Operational (QVTO) transforma-
tions, which overcomes limitations of currently available tools.
Our proposal, called MANTra (Model trANsformation Testing),
allows software developers to design test cases directly within
the QVTO language and verify them without moving from the
transformation environment.
Date Issued
2010-09-30
Date Acceptance
2010-09-29
Citation
Quality of Information and Communications Technology (QUATIC), 2010 Seventh International Conference on the, 2010, pp.97-105
Start Page
97
End Page
105
Journal / Book Title
Quality of Information and Communications Technology (QUATIC), 2010 Seventh International Conference on the
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Source
Quatic 2010
Notes
acceptance: 16/140, 11.4% acronym: QUATIC notes: Best Paper Award of Verification and Validation Track
Publication Status
Published
Start Date
2010-09-29
Finish Date
2010-10-02
Coverage Spatial
Oporto, Portugal