Model-Based Testing with Spec Explorer

Announcements

• Brand New Release! Spec Explorer 2010 3.5 now available

  Xiang Li Friday, January 07, 2011 7:46 AM

  Hello!  We are delighted to announce the newest version of Spec Explorer 2010, Release 3.5.

  Spec Explorer 2010 Release 3.5 contains new features, improved documentation, plus over 60 bug fixes. Please consult the Release Notes and our Home Page to access this release.

   

   

  This release contains new / enhanced features including:

   

  ·        Model change detecting: The model change detecting feature detects all model changes and decides if Spec Explorer needs to re-explore the model. For specific machines, if Spec Explorer detects any change in the model code, cord script files, or other inputs, or detects a tool version change, Spec Explorer will start a new exploration; otherwise, Spec Explorer will use existing exploration result files for current exploration viewing, test code generation, and user customized post processing. The UI has been updated to allow you to force Spec Explorer to re-explore the machines. This feature greatly improves the user experience by preventing unneeded lengthy validation and exploration events, which frequently happened in previous versions.

  ·        Multiple machine processing: Now you can select multiple machines in Exploration Manager and explore, generate test code, or perform post processing tasks on them. For multiple machine processing, Spec Explorer generates a summary including all information of the batch-processing.
  

  ·        Cord context menu: Spec Explorer adds a new context menu item “Go To Definition” in the Cord editor, which enables users to navigate to specific configurations and machines. This is part of an ongoing effort to improve the Cord editing user experience and the general integration of the tool with Visual Studio.

  We hope you enjoy this release and look forward to hearing feedback from the Spec Explorer community.

• Have your say with the Spec Explorer User Survey!

  Rob DuWors Thursday, May 06, 2010 9:42 PM
  Hello Spec Explorers: We seek to gain a better idea of the Spec Explorer community and who is using the tool for what. We aim to bring you the best tool ever and your help will greatly appreciated if you could take a minute to fill in the Spec Explorer User Survey.  With thanks, The Spec Explorer Team.