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An Execution Semantics for MSC2000
Gerardo Padilla
Abstract
Scenario-based specifications such as Message Sequence Charts,
ITU-T MSC 2000 Z.120 (11/99), offer an intuitive and visual way of
describing, for example, requirements. Such specifications focus on
message exchange among communicating entities. We present an execution
model for the Message Sequence Charts defined by an Abstract
Execution Machine (AEM) whose features include: basic MSC (bMSC), inline
expressions, High level MSC (HMSC) and data. The AEM can be used in two
different ways: Accepting or generating traces. In the former case the AEM
can be used as a test oracle, in the latter as a test generator. An
example of
test generation is presented.
ASTEC seminar
August 17, 2000
Place: Information technology, Uppsala University
Room: 1549
Time: 10.00 - 11.00
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