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ORCID12. IWTCS 1999: Budapest, Hungary
- Gyula Csopaki, Sarolta Dibuz, Katalin Tarnay:
Testing of Communicating Systems: Method and Applications, IFIP TC6 12th International Workshop on Testing Communicating Systems, September 1-3, 1999, Budapest, Hungary. IFIP Conference Proceedings 147, Kluwer 1999, ISBN 0-7923-8581-0
Invited Talks
- Ana R. Cavalli:
Different Approaches to Protocol and Service Testing. IWTCS 1999: 3-18 - Jens Grabowski, Dieter Hogrefe:
Towards the Third Edition of TTCN. IWTCS 1999: 19-30 - Colin Willcock:
New Directions in ASN.1: Towards a Formal Notation for Transfer Syntax. IWTCS 1999: 31-42
Testability
- Bernd Baumgarten, Olaf Henniger:
Testability with Unbounded Testing Strategies. IWTCS 1999: 43-60
Testing Distributed Systems
- Theofanis Vassiliou-Gioles, Ina Schieferdecker, Marc Born, Mario Winkler, Mang Li:
Configuration and Execution Support for Distributed Tests. IWTCS 1999: 61-76 - Mohammed Benattou, Leo Cacciari, Régis Pasini, Omar Rafiq:
Principles and Tools for Testing Open Distributed Systems. IWTCS 1999: 77-92 - Andreas Ulrich, Hartmut König:
Architectures for Testing Distributed Systems. IWTCS 1999: 93-108 - Maria Törö:
Decision on Tester Configuration for Multiparty Testing. IWTCS 1999: 109-130
New Fields of Protocol Testing
- Ji He, Kenneth J. Turner:
Protocol-Inspired Hardware Testing. IWTCS 1999: 131-148 - Roland Gecse, Péter Krémer:
Automated Test of TCP Congestion Control Algorithms. IWTCS 1999: 149-166
Test Generation Methods
- Marco Hollenberg:
Test Templates for Test Generation. IWTCS 1999: 167-178 - Axel Belinfante, Jan Feenstra, René G. de Vries, Jan Tretmans, Nicolae Goga, Loe M. G. Feijs, Sjouke Mauw, Lex Heerink:
Formal Test Automation: A Simple Experiment. IWTCS 1999: 179-196 - Teruo Higashino, Akio Nakata, Kenichi Taniguchi, Ana R. Cavalli:
Generating Test Cases for a Timed I/O Automaton Model. IWTCS 1999: 197-214 - I. Koufareva, Alexandre Petrenko, Nina Yevtushenko:
Test Generation Driven by User-defined Fault Models. IWTCS 1999: 215-236
Test Optimization
- Nina Yevtushenko, Ana R. Cavalli, Ricardo Anido:
Test Suite Minimization for Embedded Nondeterministic Finite State Machines. IWTCS 1999: 237-250 - Tibor Csöndes, Balázs Kotnyek:
Automated Test Case Selection Based on Subpurposes. IWTCS 1999: 251-266 - Yongbum Park, Myungchul Kim, Sungwon Kang:
Conformance Testing of Multiprotocol IUTs. IWTCS 1999: 267-286
New Areas for Testing
- Jan de Meer, Son T. Vuong:
The Challenge of QoS Verification. IWTCS 1999: 287-298 - Robert L. Probert, Alan W. Williams:
Fast Functional Test Generation Using an SDL Model. IWTCS 1999: 299-316 - Peter Csurgay, Mazen Malek:
Performance Testing at Early Design Phases. IWTCS 1999: 317-330
Test Practice
- Sungwon Kang, Youngsoo Seo, Deukyoon Kang, Mijeong Hong, Junhwan Yang, Ilkook Koh, Jaehwi Shin, Sangjo Yoo, Myungchul Kim:
Development and Application of ATM Protocol Conformance Test System. IWTCS 1999: 331-346 - Marjeta Frey-Pucko, Monika Kapus-Kolar, Roman Novak:
Automatic Test Case Generation from the Industrial Point of View: Conformance Testing in IskraTEL. IWTCS 1999: 347-362 - Rafal Artych, Krzysztof M. Brzezinski:
External Conformance Requirements: Concepts, Methods and Tools. IWTCS 1999: 363-378 - Juhani Latvakoski, H. Honka:
Time Simulation Methods for Testing Protocol Software Embedded in Communicating Systems. IWTCS 1999: 379-394
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