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What is the basic difference between Product testing and Application Testing?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 7 Last Update: October 25, 2007     Asked by: Bhat 
  
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October 26, 2005 07:22:55   #1  
d sathya narayan        

RE: What is the basic difference between Product testi...
product testing is just like black box testing in this u no need to test the coding just u want to see whether the product meets expected with actual but application testing u need some knowledge of software language.
 
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December 18, 2005 10:05:40   #2  
sireesha        

RE: What is the basic difference between Product testi...

claer definition of product is ex:software released to the market

whereas application is also a software developed to parlicular client for his requirements. whereas a product is in market for all the people needed.


 
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January 10, 2006 02:16:46   #3  
AmitHam Member Since: January 2006   Contribution: 5    

RE: What is the basic difference between Product testi...

Yes application is a software developed to parlicular client for his requirements. whereas a product is for all the people needed.

But In practicle application Testing and Product Testing are same.

1] If someone ask about your project which you have tested that time our reply is our project name--- means our product -- Right?

2] now if someone ask on which application do you have experience regarding Testing--- our reply is Application by which our product or project has made example JAVA ASP..... Right?

These two sentence shows that our answer is diffrent but meaning is same because we have tested the same Project which is our product and is developed in JAVA or ASP or any other application. So Application testing and Product Testing are same thing...

Amit Hambarde


 
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March 01, 2006 05:03:16   #4  
prashanth        

RE: What is the basic difference between Product testi...
for product-customer Application/project-client plays main role.
 
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September 29, 2006 01:38:37   #5  
saritha        

RE: What is the basic difference between Product testi...

product tesing is nothing but:-

beta tesing means:while developing any product people concentrates on n. no of people

for example:washing machine

while developing this product client concentrates on n no ofcustomersviews

project testing is nothing but concentrates on only one client or user requirements


 
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August 29, 2007 03:33:08   #6  
Nag        

RE: What is the basic difference between Product testi...
Application means specific custumer requirements. Product means overall requirements in the market.
 
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October 24, 2007 13:44:44   #7  
yogireddy        

RE: What is the basic difference between Product testi...
Frist you have to know basic difference between product and an project.

ex:

A product mean: if you go and purchage a trouser in shop which means with a size as theymention on it.

A project meen: if you are having a piece of cloth and you have given it to tailor for striching according to your size then it is a project.

so if you want to test the product The appl have to test so many time because whenever there is a change on the particular appl
again you have to test it. (It is called as Agile testing sometimes).

According to project testing an appl can be tested until it is stable and project delivered.

Yogi

 
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