Can someone explain integration testing with examples?
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Answer / dheeraj shandilya
Hi
Integration testing is all about testing the integration of
two or more module.
There are two approach, incremental and all at one go i.e.
Big Bang method.
In incremental when two modules are ready then they are
integrated(i.e. combined) to test the impact of integration,
interfaces etc.. Under incremental we follow either Top Down
or Bottom Up approach.
But in case of Big Bang we integrate the sub modules when
all sub modules are ready.
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Answer / santosh kumar
All the Modules and Sub modules are integrated and check whether they are working fine.
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Answer / santosh kumar
All the Modules and Sub modules are integrated and check whether they are working fine or not
Ex. Software Application
it is divided into 4 modules
individual modules like
Module 1 Module 2 module3 module4
in Integration testing
Module1+ Module2 + module3 + module4 + module4 = Software Application
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Answer / castor_troy
The testing done to verify whether the interlinking between
all the modules are working fine after integration is called
integration testing. Path of system testing.
Say the FB page :
contains various modules like the chat, profile, wall etc.
all these modules while development will be done by diff.
developers or team of developers. But when module wise
testing will be over, the modules will be integrated and
given for testing as an application. This testing then done
is called integration testing
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Answer / simmy
testing the flow between all the modules are working fine or not
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