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Signal Received

Test RealTime - User Guide
Sequence diagram: A sequence diagram is a UML diagram that provides a view of the
chronological sequence of messages between instances (objects or classifier roles) that
work together in an interaction or interaction instance. A sequence diagram consists of a
group of instances (represented by lifelines) and the messages that they exchange during
the interaction.
SIG: Signal Received
Snapshot: In Memory Profiling for Java, a snapshot is a memory dump performed by the
JVMPI Agent whenever a trigger request is received. The snapshot provides a status of
memory and object usage at a given point in the execution of the Java program.
Subsystem: A subset of the functions or components of a system.
System Testing: The Test RealTime feature dedicated to testing message-based
applications. It helps you solve complex testing issues related to system interaction,
concurrency, and time and fault tolerance by addressing the functional, robustness, load,
performance and regression testing phases from small, single threads or tasks up to very
large, distributed systems.
T
TDP: Target Deployment Port. A versatile, low-overhead technology enabling target-
independent tests and runtime analysis despite limitless target support. Its technology is
constructed to accommodate your compiler, linker, debugger, and target architecture.
Template class: A class that defines the common structure and operations for related
types. The class definition takes a parameter that designates the type.
Test driver: A software component used to invoke a component under test. The driver
typically provides test input, controls and monitors execution, and reports results.
Test harness: A system of test drivers and other tools to support test execution.
Test node: The main building block of your test campaign. It contains one or more test
scripts as well as the source code under test.
Transition: In a state machine, a change of state.
U
UMC: Uninitialized Memory Copy
UML: Unified Modeling Language. A general-purpose notational language for
specifying and visualizing complex software, especially large, object-oriented projects.
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