Testing Software and Systems [recurso electrónico] : 22nd IFIP WG 6.1 International Conference, ICTSS 2010, Natal, Brazil, November 8-10, 2010. Proceedings / edited by Alexandre Petrenko, Adenilso Simão, José Carlos Maldonado.

Test Automation with TTCN-3 - State of the Art and a Future Perspective -- A Model-Based Approach to Testing Software for Critical Behavior and Properties -- A Pareto Ant Colony Algorithm Applied to the Class Integration and Test Order Problem -- More Testable Properties -- Alternating Simulation and IOCO -- Reducing the Cost of Model-Based Testing through Test Case Diversity -- Built-In Data-Flow Integration Testing in Large-Scale Component-Based Systems -- Black-Box System Testing of Real-Time Embedded Systems Using Random and Search-Based Testing -- Testing Product Generation in Software Product Lines Using Pairwise for Features Coverage -- Increasing Functional Coverage by Inductive Testing: A Case Study -- FloPSy - Search-Based Floating Point Constraint Solving for Symbolic Execution -- Test Data Generation for Programs with Quantified First-Order Logic Specifications -- Efficient Distributed Test Architectures for Large-Scale Systems -- Generating Models of Infinite-State Communication Protocols Using Regular Inference with Abstraction -- Practical End-to-End Performance Testing Tool for High Speed 3G-Based Networks -- A Learning-Based Approach to Unit Testing of Numerical Software -- From Scenarios to Test Implementations Via Promela -- Vidock: A Tool for Impact Analysis of Aspect Weaving on Test Cases.

Testing has steadily become more and more important within the development of software and systems, motivating an increasing amount of research aimed at tryingtosolvebothnewchallengesimposedbytheadvancementinvariousareas of computer science and long-standing problems. Testing has evolved during the last decades from an ad-hoc and under-exposed area of systems development to an important and active research area. The22ndInternationalConferenceonTestingSoftwareandSystems(ICTSS) involved the merger of two traditional and important events which have served the testing community as an important venue for discussing advancements in the area. Those events, namely, TestCom (the IFIP TC 6/WG 6.1 Inter- tional Conference on Testing of Communicating Systems), and FATES (Inter- tional Workshop on Formal Approaches to Testing of Software), together form a large event on testing, validation, and speci?cation of software and systems. They have a long history. TestCom is an IFIP-sponsored series of international conferences,previouslyalsocalledInternationalWorkshoponProtocolTestS- tems(IWPTS)orInternationalWorkshoponTestingofCommunicatingSystems (IWTCS). It is devoted to testing of communicating systems, including testing of communication protocols, services, distributed platforms, and middleware.

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