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Product and Project Testing
This is a discussion on Product and Project Testing within the Testing Issues forums, part of the Software Testing category; What is the difference between Product and Project testing ? How we have to write the test cases for those?Plz explain with an example. And also client side and server ...
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Product and Project Testing
What is the difference between Product and Project testing ?
How we have to write the test cases for those?Plz explain with an example. And also client side and server side validations. Thanx in advance 
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12-21-2007
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Re: Product and Project Testing
A product is also a project and a project as also a product for someone.
There is no difference in testing these two. The main difference may be in acceptance testing, which depends on project/ product.
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