Knoodl is sort of an ontology editor, registry/repository, and wiki all rolled into an easy to use online application. There's never been anything quite like it.
* Upload an ontology you already have, or build one from scratch.
* Add rich documentation with wikitext, so that other people can understand what your ontology is about.
* Work with other people on the same vocabulary, at the same time
* Find and download other ontologies and use them in semantic applications.
UCTSystem is a prototype tool designed to perform automatic test generation from UML requirements. It uses UML use cases enhenced with contracts (i.e. precondition and postconditions) to build an execution model allowing all valid sequences of use cases. Using this execution model and several test criteria, it generates test objectives as sequence of use cases to exerce. It includes both criteria for functional testing and a criterion for robusness testing. Those test objectives are then mapped into test cases using test templates.
ObjectGen is a tool for generating test objectives from use cases. ValueGen is a tool for generating operational variables and combination of values from use cases. Although ValueGen needs the artefacts generated by ObjectGen, both tools are independent.
Das Leben ist eben keine Blumenwiese, schon gar nicht für die Generation Y. Die hält sich nämlich für etwas Besseres, ohne zu wissen, warum eigentlich. Und viel zu hohe Ansprüche hat sie auch.
Software testing is important activity in Software Development Life Cycle. To cut down cost of manual testing and to increase reliability of it, researchers and practitioners have tried to automate it. One of the important activity in testing environment is automatic test case generation - description of a test, independent of the way a given software system is designed. This paper presents a survey on automatic test case generation techniques that are found in the current literature. Problems in usage of certain techniques are identified. Areas that needed future research are presented.