how does a client server environment affect testing?
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Answer / subhan.qa
Client/server applications can be quite complex due to the
multiple dependencies among clients, data communications,
hardware, and servers. Thus testing requirements can be
extensive. When time is limited (as it usually is) the focus
should be on integration and system testing. Additionally,
load/stress/performance testing may be useful in determining
client/server application limitations and capabilities.
There are commercial tools to assist with such testing.
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Answer / rashmi tiwari
Client/server applications can be quite complex due to the multiple dependencies among clients, data communications, hardware, and servers. Thus testing requirements can be extensive. When time is limited (as it usually is) the focus should be on integration and system testing. Additionally, load/stress/performance testing may be useful in determining client/server application limitations and capabilities. There are commercial tools to assist with such testing. (See the 'Tools' section for web resources with listings that include these kinds of test tools.)
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