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Enforcer tests exception handlers in Java for you.
In a typical test suite, many possible exceptions (such as for input/output) are not covered. Each method call that may throw exceptions may have an effect on the program, but systematic testing of this is hard. Enforcer will run all JUnit-based unit tests, analyze exception coverage, and re-run an instrumented version of your program which automatically tests all exceptions. Step by step, Enforcer generates exceptions at different code locations. This forces execution to go through previously uncovered exceptions. By analyzing the unit test structure first, Enforcer is much more efficient than other fault injection tools. Read more... (manual.pdf)
| enforcer-1.0.tar.gz | Source distribution (version 1.0, includes all files) |
| enforcer-1.0.jar | Binary distribution (version 1.0, requires serp.jar and junit3.8.1.jar) |
| serp.jar | SERP, required to run Enforcer |
| junit3.8.1.jar | JUnit version 3.8.1, required to run Enforcer |
| LICENSE | License: New BSD License |
| README | README: Short documentation |
| manual.pdf | Manual: Getting started with Enforcer |
Click on the number for the bibtex entry.
| [3] | C. Artho, A. Biere, S. Honiden. Exhaustive Testing of Exception Handlers with Enforcer. FMCO 2006 post-proceedings, LNCS 4709. | PDF | Postscript (gzipped) |
| [2] | C. Artho, A. Biere, S. Honiden. Enforcer -- Efficient Failure Injection. FM 2006, Hamilton, Canada, August 2006. | PDF | Postscript (gzipped) |
| [1] | C. Artho, A. Biere, S. Honiden. Testing I/O Failures with Enforcer. FM 2006 (tool demonstration track), Hamilton, Canada, August 2006. | PDF | Postscript (gzipped) |
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