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The First Asia-Pacific Conference on Quality Software (APAQS'00)
An Approach to Modify and Test Expired Window Logic
Hong Kong, China
October 30-October 31
ISBN: 0-7695-0825-1
W.T. Tsai, Arizona State University and University of Minnesota
Xiaoying Bai, Arizona State University
Raymond Paul, Department of Defense
George Devaraj, University of Minnesota
Vishal Agarwal, University of Minnesota
The windowing technique has been a popular method to address the Y2K problem. In fact, about 80% of the systems used this technique. Unfortunately, the windowing technique is a temporary solution and windows will expire some time later. This paper proposes several approaches to address the expired window problem including modification and testing techniques. In software modification, ripple effect technique is used to locate all the necessary software elements need to be changed. In testing, both regression techniques and new test case generation techniques are proposed.
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W.T. Tsai, Xiaoying Bai, Raymond Paul, George Devaraj, Vishal Agarwal, "An Approach to Modify and Test Expired Window Logic," apaqs, pp.99, The First Asia-Pacific Conference on Quality Software (APAQS'00), 2000
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