Answer / sreenivasu

As far as i concern, it is a set of rules which we will
follow in writing test cases and test plans, and
requirements design and all other testing related things..

If i am wrong pls correct me with a clear picture of
protocol in s/w testing with a good example .. if possible..

Thanks,
vasu

Answer / jeevan

Protocol is a set of rules which governs all aspects of Data
communication. without a protocol 2 devices may connected
but not communicated.
Ex: HTTP, SMTP, FTP etc...

Answer / tsri

You are corrct mr Vasu and an example of protocol is
starr's protocol

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