Example of grey box testing with definition.

kasi

Oct 6th, 2006

Definition: Gray Box testing refers to the technique of testing a system with a limited knowledge of the internals of the system. Gray Box testers have access to detailed design documents, with information beyond requirement documents. Gray Box tests are generated based on information such as state-based models or architecture diagrams of the target system.

sudhakar2068
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Oct 6th, 2006

Gray box testing - Tests involving inputs and outputs, but test design is educated by information about the code or the program operation of a kind that would normally be out of scope of view of the tester
Gray box testing - Test designed based on the knowledge of algorithm, internal states, architectures, or other high -level descriptions of the program behavior.
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nagarjunareddyyiza
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Oct 9th, 2006

GARY BOX: GRAY MEENS COMBINATION OF BITH WHITE AND BLACK BOXES
THE TESTING OF A GRAY BOX IS DESIGNED ON THE BASES OF HIGH LEVEL DESCRPITIONS OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE PROGRAM

srutimaya
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Oct 17th, 2006

Grey box testing is the mixture of white box testing and black box testing...u can take example u are testing a web site for the features like testing for links,orphan links...at the same time if any problem arises then u can make a change HTML code and check further..so at the same u go for white box testing(changing codes in backend) and black box testing(testing features on front end).so from my this is the answer.

Cyber

Dec 22nd, 2006

Gray Box Testing is combination of White and Black box Testing.It can be applied at any level.Probably we use it at the integration level .