how does a client /server environment affects testing?
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Answer / krishnaveni
As there are lot of dependencies like data transfer,
hardware, and server etc while working with client/server
technologies, testing will be extensive. If there is a high
time contraint, system and integration testing will be
followed. But generally load, stress and performance
testing have to be done for the client / server environment.
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Answer / murthy
Client/server environment works on Intranet, so it would be
lil bit easy to test client/server environment.
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Answer / we4
SERVER SIDE INTERFACES AND CLIENT SIDE COMPATABILITY
SERVERSIDE INTERFACE MEANS INTERACTION B/W WEB SERVER-
APPLICATION SERVER,APPLICATION SERVER-DATABASE AND VICE
VERSA,COMPATABILITY OF S/W,H/W,DATA BASE ETC
CLIENT SIDE COMPATABILITY MEANS DIFFERENT PLATFORMS,BROWSERS
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