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Systematic document generation from XML Schema Antonia Bertolino, Jinghua Gao, Eda Marchetti, Andrea Polini name.surname@isti.cnr.it Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione A. Faedo" (ISTI-CNR), Pisa TAXI TAXI SE Day @


  1. Systematic document generation from XML Schema Antonia Bertolino, Jinghua Gao, Eda Marchetti, Andrea Polini name.surname@isti.cnr.it Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione “A. Faedo" (ISTI-CNR), Pisa TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 1

  2. Agenda  XML and XML Schema  Motivating XML-based Partition Testing (XPT)  Category Partition(CP) & Mapping from CP to XPT  XPT Methodology  TAXI Tool  Applications  Conclusion TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 2

  3. The eXtensible Markup Language(XML)  The eXtensible Markup Language (XML) is a Markup Language which is today a de-facto standard to store information and data.  XML documents are tree structured documents in which data are formatted/organised using tags card <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO88591"?> <card> <name>John Doe</name> phone email name title <title>CEO, Widget Inc.</title> <email>john.doe@widget.com</email> <phone>(202) 4561414</phone> </card> CEO, Widget john.doe@ (202) John Doe Inc widget.com 4561414 TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 3

  4. XML & XML Schema  XML Schema provides a means for defining the structure and content of XML documents  In the open networked world, XML Schema support interoperability between independently developed applications Chinese Italian TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 4

  5. Automatic XML-Based Testing and Benchmarking What we would like to achieve TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 5

  6. Automatic XML-Based Testing and Benchmarking EASY WAY Some tools like that exist: XMLSpy, sunXMLGenerator, … TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 6

  7. Our proposal: A Systematic Automatic Approach XML-based Partition Testing XPT The approach has been inspired at-large by the well-known Category Partition methodology for systematic semi-automated test generation … ..or, you can think of it as grammar-based generation, on the XSD syntax, although we have also introduced practical rules TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 7

  8. Mapping CP to XPT CP XPT  Analyze Specifications  Preprocessor   Identify Functional Units  Identify Sub-Schema Sets  Partition Categories  Identify Types  Selecte Choices  Partition Values and Structures   Determine Constraints  Determine “valid/invalid” constraints  Generate Test Specification  Generate Intermediate Instances  Generate Test Cases  Generate Final Instances  TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 8

  9. Identification of Sub-Schema Sets <choice> elements partition the XML Schema into Mapping from CP to XPT  distinct set corresponding to the CP functional units Analyze preprocessor Specifications XML Schema XML Schema XML Schema Identify Sub- Identify Schema Sets Functional Units A B sequence sequence Partition Identify Types Categories A 1 1 sequence sequence choice Partition B Selecte Choices Values and Structures XML Schema XML Schema Determine 1 Determine “valid/invalid” Constraints choice Constraints 2 A B sequence sequence Generate Generate Test Intermediate Specification Instances 2 2 sequence sequence Generate Test Generate Specification Final Instances TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 9

  10. Identification of Types Mapping from CP to XPT Analyze preprocessor Specifications The CP categories in XPT Identify Sub- Identify Schema Sets Functional Units correspond to the Partition Identify Types occurrence and types of Categories Partition XML elements. Selecte Choices Values and Structures  EX: String, sequence, all Determine Determine “valid/invalid” Constraints Constraints Generate Generate Test Intermediate Specification Instances Generate Test Generate Specification Final Instances TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 10

  11. Partition of Values and Structures  Values of the elements: Mapping from CP to XPT  Element attributes: fixed, default … Analyze preprocessor Specifications  Restrictions: “minInclusive”, “maxInclusive”, “minExclusive”, “maxExclusive”, Identify Sub- Identify Schema Sets Functional Units “minLength”, “maxLength” Partition Identify Types Categories  Information of the structure of Partition Selecte Choices Values and the final instances Structures Determine Determine  Element: “minOccurs”, “maxOccurs” “valid/invalid” Constraints Constraints  Attribute: “use” Generate Generate Test Intermediate Specification Instances Generate Test Generate Specification Final Instances TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 11

  12. Constraints of “valid/invalid”  Two types of constraints can Mapping from CP to XPT be identified Analyze preprocessor Specifications  Valid: values in choices conform Identify Sub- Identify Schema Sets Functional Units to the specification of the Partition Identify Types Categories XML Schema Partition Selecte Choices Values and  Invalid: values in choices do Structures Determine not conform to the declaration Determine “valid/invalid” Constraints Constraints of XML Schema. Generate Generate Test Intermediate Specification Instances Generate Test Generate Specification Final Instances TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 12

  13. Example of “valid/invalid” contraints Sequence : The same sequence of element as the specification of XML Schema [Valid] The sequence of element is differnt from the XML Schema specification [Invalid] Numeric : Any digitals confrom to the specification of XML Schema [Valid] Any digitals do not conform to the specification of XML schema. [Invalid] String : Any strings confrom to the specification of XML Schema [Valid] Any strings do not conform to the specification of XML schema. [Invalid] Occurrence : Occurrence value ∈ (- ∞ , minOccurs) [Invalid] Occurrrence value ∈ [minOccurs, maxOccurs] [Valid] Occurrence value ∈ (maxOccurs, ∞ ) [Invalid] TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 13

  14. Intermediate Instances  Generate intermediate instance by combining the values of “minOccurs” and “maxOccurs”. Mapping from CP to XPT  We apply the conventional Boundary Condition test approach to reduce the combinations Analyze preprocessor Specifications Intermediate Instance Intermediate Instance Identify Sub- Identify sub-Schema Schema Sets Functional Units A A occurs=0 occurs=3 Partition Identify Types Categories B B occurs=2 occurs=2 minOccurs=0 Partition A Selecte Choices maxOccurs=3 Values and Structures Intermediate Instance Intermediate Instance Determine Determine “valid/invalid” Constraints Constraints minOccurs=2 A A occurs=0 occurs=3 B Generate maxOccurs=4 Generate Test Intermediate Specification Instances B B occurs=4 occurs=4 Generate Test Generate Specification Final Instances TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 14

  15. Instance Derivation  The set of final instances Mapping from CP to XPT is generated by giving the Analyze preprocessor Specifications proper value to each Identify Sub- Identify Schema Sets Functional Units element. Partition Identify Types Categories  The values are selected Partition Selecte Choices Values and from the choices according Structures Determine to the restrictions Determine “valid/invalid” Constraints Constraints expressed in the XML Generate Generate Test Intermediate Specification Schema. Instances Generate Test Generate Specification Final Instances TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 15

  16. Instance Derivation(2)  The problem of CP method: Too many Mapping from CP to XPT generations! Analyze preprocessor  Our solution: Specifications  Apply Pair-wise testing during the Identify Sub- Identify Schema Sets Functional Units occurrence generation Partition Identify Types Categories  Weighted Test Strategies Partition Selecte Choices Values and Structures Determine Determine “valid/invalid” Constraints Constraints Generate Generate Test Intermediate Specification Instances Generate Test Generate Specification Final Instances TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 16

  17. Main Interface of TAXI TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 17

  18. TAXI  The mapping from the CP to the XML Schema Partition Testing has been partially implemented in a proof-of-concept tool called TAXI : Testing by Automatically generated XML Instances  TAXI includes four components  Schema Analyzer (XSA)  Expands and preprocesses the XML Schema,  Prepares the intermediate instance frames  Provides a set of final instances  Test Strategy Selector (TSS)  Implements a set of test strategies.  Manages the weight assignment for the elements in the identified functional units  Values Storage (VS)  Manages a database for occurrences and values assignment  User Interface (UI) TAXI TAXI SE Day @ Rutgers 4/22/08 18

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