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Testing Java Components based on Algebraic Specifications

This paper presents a method of component testing based on algebraic specifications. An algorithm for generating checkable test cases is proposed. A prototype testing tool called CASCAT for testing Java Enterprise Beans is developed. It has the advantages of high degree of automation, which include test case generation, test harness construction and test result checking. It achieves scalability by allowing incremental integration. It also allows testing to focus on a subset of used functions and key properties, thus suitable for component testing. The paper also reports an experimental evaluation of the method and the tool.