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  1. Mar 9th, 2006, 02:52 AM #1
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    Testing other's project

    Hi,
    Currently my PM put me in my co-project's testing team . Though i've done testing in my own project, i wired to test somebody's project. I really dont know where to start. do i need to use any test tools? Or else its enough to do the unit testing?? any help?
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  2. Mar 9th, 2006, 02:57 AM #2
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    Re: Testing other's project

    There are utilities out there to analyze the code for optimization but I havent seen any free ones yet.
    You can run the app and do things to try to break it. Be a "user" and click on things in different orders then when you would logically do. Enter in text data where numeric data is expected and so on. Leave criteria blank, close the app in the middle of an operation, run multiple instances of the app, etc.
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  3. Mar 9th, 2006, 03:48 AM #3
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    Re: Testing other's project

    Thats great yar!! Even they gave me a test document. hope i should follow that also. want to prove myself better in all area. thanks a lot. more suggestions appreciated.

    thanks for ur immediate reply Robdog
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    Re: Testing other's project

    You may try reading out the code and determine any best practices/rule of thumbs that is being violated... Or find a loophole in the logic or the code implementation...
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    Re: Testing other's project

    thats also nice..but i think it is a mind breaking work..hihihihi
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