Interface Testing means?
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Answer / mahesh
Interface testing is a part of intergration testing.While
performing integration testing,we develop a program which
acts as an interface between the modules.we check if all the
interfaces between the modules is working fine or not.
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Answer / guest
Two or more components are linked to test if they will work
together.
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Answer / rodrigo carvalho
I agree with Mahesh, Interface Testing is a synonim
of "Integration Testing" - IT. Can be done as he says with
programs (drivers & stubs) to simulate missing or not
delivered components. The intention of this testing phase
is to verify that the components work as expected together.
As test basis is used the technical and components design.
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Answer / tester
Interface Testing means, Testing its interface, it comes
under UI testing.
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Answer / chandru
Interface Testing means testing the user interface based on
the ease of use, whether the controls are working properly
as per their functionalities like the dropdown picklist
displays the items in it when clicked on it,etc., mainly to
check whether interface is designed based on the
sepcification in the design document that is provided or if
any deviation is there.
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