define integration testing ,gui testing and functional
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Answer / ramprasad.s
1.GUI Testing: Graphical User Interface Testing.
Testing focuses on controls like List Box, Combo Box,Push
buttons,Mouse click events, scroll bar, Radio buttons, Look
& Feel.
2. Integration Testing:
Integrate the component/Module and check the functionality
for 1.data loss in the Boundary.(Between the modules)
2.references not connected. ( ex: Foreign Key objects)
3.Functional Testing: Black Box Testing.
To check Functionality of an application meet the Requirement
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Answer / savita rajur
Integration testing:testing the
interface/relationship/bridge/data flow of the application.
gui testing :testing the objects of the application.
Functional testing:testing the functionality of the
application against requirements rigorously.
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Answer / hari
Integration testing: is to discover errors in the
interfaces between the modules/sub-systems
GUI testing: testing the dinamic objects with messurements.
Functional Testing: Test the correctness of application
with the set of inputs & outputs
functional comes at 3 different stages of Application
1.Module Level 2. integration Level 3.System testing
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