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= Objectives =
The objective of phase 3 is to apply the following techniques and tools in a practical case study:

* System integration,
* System-level testing, and
* Visual GUI testing.

= General Description =

You must by now have developed a complete client for WhatsUp.
Download the [[media:server_code_ed_2015.zip|server code]] (taken from a student work from the last edition of the course).

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	Code the scenarios you have designed in Phase 2 in Sikuli.		Code the scenarios you have designed in Phase 2 in Sikuli.
	If you see common sub-scenarios, make sure that you factor them out and re-use them in various scenarios.		If you see common sub-scenarios, make sure that you factor them out and re-use them in various scenarios.
		+	Report about the test results and the execution time of your test cases.
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		+	The deliverables are a pdf report and a .zip file containing the complete project.
		+	The project should be split into two packages: production code (complete client, no test code) and test code (including Python scripts for Sikuli).

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	= Visual GUI Testing =		= Visual GUI Testing =
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		+	Code the scenarios you have designed in Phase 2 in Sikuli.
		+	If you see common sub-scenarios, make sure that you factor them out and re-use them in various scenarios.

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 * Download the [[media:server_code_ed_2015.zip|server code]] (taken from a student work from the last edition of the course).
 * Integrate the client and the server (make sure that the port numbers are the same and the protocols are compatible).
-* Design typical usage scenarios and use Sikuli to test the client at system level. You can use the emulator (recommended) or interface a cell phone.
+* Design typical usage scenarios and use [http://www.sikuli.org/ Sikuli]   to test the client at system level. You can use the emulator (recommended) or interface a cell phone.

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	* Download the [[media:server_code_ed_2015.zip\|server code]] (taken from a student work from the last edition of the course).		* Download the [[media:server_code_ed_2015.zip\|server code]] (taken from a student work from the last edition of the course).
	* Integrate the client and the server (make sure that the port numbers are the same and the protocols are compatible).		* Integrate the client and the server (make sure that the port numbers are the same and the protocols are compatible).
		+	* Design typical usage scenarios and use Sikuli to test the client at system level. You can use the emulator (recommended) or interface a cell phone.

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	You must by now have developed a complete client for WhatsUp.		You must by now have developed a complete client for WhatsUp.
−	Download the [[media:server_code_ed_2015.zip\|server code]] (taken from a student work from the last edition of the course).	+
		+	* Download the [[media:server_code_ed_2015.zip\|server code]] (taken from a student work from the last edition of the course).
		+	* Integrate the client and the server (make sure that the port numbers are the same and the protocols are compatible).