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TDT4290

TTCN-3 test suite for testing the HTTP protocol.

The system spawns a HTTP server, which the test suite then tests.

Installation

TTCN-3 and Titan

In the development of this project, Eclipse's IDE for C/C++ has been used. The team has also used Titan, a plug-in for Eclipse. Eclipse and Titan are not required in order to run the system, but they are recommended for developing.

The Titan plug-in and the binaries for TTCN-3 can be found at https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/tools.titan/downloads. Instrictions on how to install the TTCN-3 binaries can be found inside the doc folder of the compressed folder containing the binaries.

Test web server

The following software packages are used to install and run the test server:

  • Python 2.7
  • Virtualenv for Python 2.7
  • Python-pip for Python 2.7
  • SQLite

For Ubuntu 14.04, issue the following commands in order to install the requirements:

cd server
sudo ./setup.sh

After installing the packages, issue the following commands in order to set up a virtual Python environment:

virtualenv --distribute TDT4290
. TDT4290/bin/activate
./reset_server.sh

Running

Test web server

Make sure you are located in the server folder of the project.

Activate the virtual environment:

. TDT4290/bin/activate

If any changes has been made, reset the server, and update the dependencies:

./reset_server.sh

Then, start the test server:

./manage.py runserver

The server can now be accessed at http://localhost:8000/ in your web browser. An admin user with username 'admin' and password 'password' has been added to the database.

TTCN-3 suite

A simple shell script has been made for building the suite. It can be found at ttcn3/build.sh. The script simply uses the built-in TTCN-3 function for generating a Makefile before making the project.

A simple script has also been made for running the suite. This script uses the configuration file ttcn3/config.cfg for choosing what tests to run.

It is important to run the scripts from the ttcn3/ folder, as they refer to relative paths.