RE: [Quickfix-developers] Quickfix acceptance tests.

[Miller, O. <OM...@ri...>]

One more thing while were at it.  I'm looking for some ideas on how the =
scripting language for the test runner can be made smarter so we don't =
have to essentially rewrite (and correct) the same tests for each =
version of FIX.  This is error prone and boring.

--oren

-----Original Message-----
From:	Timothy Yates [mailto:ty...@pa...]
Sent:	Thu 2/26/2004 11:23 AM
To:	'qui...@li...'
Cc:	Lenny Shleymovich
Subject:	[Quickfix-developers] Quickfix acceptance tests.
The automated acceptance tests for quickfix are impressive but have some
very significant holes.

For example, the tests surrounding processing of resend requests do not
cover the most common resend scenario, namely loss of synchronization =
after
an unexpected loss of the TCP connection.   All the acceptance tests =
assume
that sequence numbers are set to 1 at every logon.  However, it is =
usually
at logon that the missing messages are detected.

One shouldn't, therefore, shouldn't get too complacent about the =
robustness
of the quickfix session level code, especially when it is talking to a =
buggy
peer fix app (e.g. one that often crashes), or over an unreliable =
network
connection.

Tim Yates
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