Testing individual classes requires (1) a test driver and (2) test cases. PACT provides a way to organize both. The file AbstractTest.java contains the abstract class for the AbstractTest class from which other PACT classes inherit. This assignment includes a number of activities.

• Work through the Account exercise shown on the LightViews web page at http://www.sd.monash.edu.au/~sitar/se_educ_proj/. Note that you may need to add a plug-in to your Netscape browser in order to see these examples.
• Use the AbstractTest.java as a starting point. Continue to build the PACT classes for the Velocity.java and PuckSupply.java classes. Add structural and interaction test cases. Execute the tests and submit the log file. For this assignment use the reflection API to access the internal state of the objects.
• Complete exercises 3 and 4 at the end of the chapter. The class files are ArcadeGameObject.java , ArcadeGamePiece.java ,

This is an individual assignment.

Here is the all transitions suite for the 3 classes in exercise 2.

In order for reflection to work, you must create a .java.policy (no spaces in that name) file in your home directory. It should contain a statement like the following:

grant codeBase "file:/c:/jdk1.2/lib/brickles/" {

permission java.security.AllPermission;

permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "exitVM";

};

OK, I will change the deadline, BUT I believe that doing this work will be a very good way to study for the exam.

Due: March 8, 1999 prior to 6 pm. Use Word format. Use the handin command.