ISO/IEC 26554:2018 情報技術—ソフトウェアおよびシステムエンジニアリング—製品ラインテストのためのツールと方法 | ページ 6

3.1

absent variants

variants that are not determined or developed at the specific time

3.2

application testing

sub-process of application engineering where domain test artefacts are reused to uncover evidence of defects in the application

3.3

application test asset

application-specific test asset that has reuse potential

3.4

aspect

special consideration within product line engineering process groups and tasks to which one can associate specialized methods and tools

3.5

domain testing

domain engineering phase whose role is to test domain artefacts

Note 1 to entry: Testing of artefacts related to a product line (domain) rather than to an individual product.

3.6

domain test asset

domain test artefacts that will be reused in application testing (3.2)

Note 1 to entry: Domain test assets can be reused in domain testing (3.5) , e.g., test plans, artefacts of regression testing. In this document, however, the platform role of domain asset, which can be reused for member products, is the central theme.

3.7

domain test requirements

specific elements of a domain artefact that should be covered by domain testing (3.5)

Note 1 to entry: Domain test requirements cover functional and non-functional commonality and variability, and they include both their normal and error conditions.

3.8

product line test strategy

scope of domain testing (3.5) and application testing (3.2)

Note 1 to entry: Many variants may not be implemented in domain engineering. To cope with the impacts of un-implemented variants to domain integration testing and system testing, the appropriate test strategy should be established.

3.9

texture

architectural texture

collection of common development rules and constraints for realizing the applications of a product line

3.10

variability binding

selection of a certain variant for a variation point

3.11

variability in test cases

variability included in domain test cases that will be bound during application testing in order to derive concrete test cases