Integration Testing:
Combining the modules and testing the flow of data between them.
Integration Testing is divided into 2 types.
Incremental Integration Testing:
Adding the modules incrementally and checking the data flow between them. Modules are added in a sequential fashion.
Ex:
This can be done in two ways a) Top-Down Approach b) Bottom-Up approach.
a) Top-Down Approach:
In this Approach child should be direct descendant of parent. Data flow is from top to bottom, child module is added in incremental fashion.
b) Bottom-Up Approach:
It is exact reverse of Top-Down approach.
Non Incremental Integration Testing:
It is also called as Big Bang Method. In this approach modules are added simultaneously, it is going to be difficult to know why the particular issue is happening.
Combining the modules and testing the flow of data between them.
Integration Testing is divided into 2 types.
Incremental Integration Testing:
Adding the modules incrementally and checking the data flow between them. Modules are added in a sequential fashion.
Ex:
This can be done in two ways a) Top-Down Approach b) Bottom-Up approach.
a) Top-Down Approach:
b) Bottom-Up Approach:
Non Incremental Integration Testing:
It is also called as Big Bang Method. In this approach modules are added simultaneously, it is going to be difficult to know why the particular issue is happening.
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