Diffference between System Testing & Integration Testing?
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Answer / sowmya
System testing is testing the whole application whether it
is according to required configuration.
Intergration Testing is testing the logical dependencies
between two or modules.i.e in an application there are more
than one module, the sequence in which they have to be
integrated.
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Answer / sm
System Testing is the way of identifying the correctness of
functionality of the software build.
Along with functionality we will concentrate on UI
testing,GUI Testing
Where as Integration testing is the identifying the
correctness of two or more integrated modules
correctness..Means the correctness of integration is done
properly or not..
Regards
SM
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