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This paper details the assumptions, decision processes, and conclusions reached during the development and implementation of a Conformance Testing Tool using the JAVA [refer: JAVA] programming language, and the Object Management Group's (OMG's) Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) specification [refer:CORBA] for distributed object communication. JAVAwas used to implement the tests, and CORBA was used to provide the communication interface between the JAVA tests and the object under test. This test tool is being continually refined and expanded by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), but it was initially conceived as part of a collaborative effort between NIST and SEMATECH, 1994 to 1997, in support of the development of the SEMATECH Computer Integrated Manufacturing (ClM) Framework [refer:CIMF].SEMATECH1 had the foresight to include plans for conformance testing at the early stages of the ClM Framework specification development, and asked NIST to assist in this task. Although this initial implementation was developed for the semiconductor industry, the concepts, software and conclusions are relevant and applicable to conformance testing of any object-oriented framework.

Conformance testing object-oriented frameworks using JAVA