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Methods for Testing and Specification (MTS);The Test Description Language (TDL);

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Contents.......................................................................................................................................................3

Intellectual Property Rights.........................................................................................................................5

Foreword.....................................................................................................................................................6

Introduction.................................................................................................................................................6

1 Scope.................................................................................................................................................7

2 References.........................................................................................................................................72.1 Normative references..................................................................................................................................72.2 Informative references................................................................................................................................7

3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations............................................................................................83.1 Definitions...................................................................................................................................................83.2 Symbols.......................................................................................................................................................83.3 Abbreviations..............................................................................................................................................8

4 Basic principles.................................................................................................................................84.1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................94.2 Document Structure....................................................................................................................................94.3. Notational Conventions...............................................................................................................................94.4. Conformance.............................................................................................................................................11

5. Diagram...........................................................................................................................................11

6. Shapes.............................................................................................................................................115.1 Foundation.................................................................................................................................................115.1.1 Package................................................................................................................................................115.1.2 Comment.............................................................................................................................................115.1.3 Annotation...........................................................................................................................................125.1.4 AnnotationType...................................................................................................................................135.1.5 TestObjective.......................................................................................................................................135.2 Data...........................................................................................................................................................145.3 Test Configuration....................................................................................................................................145.4 Test Behaviour..........................................................................................................................................145.5 Time..........................................................................................................................................................145.6 Miscellaneous............................................................................................................................................14

6 Data.................................................................................................................................................14

7 Test Architecture.............................................................................................................................147.1 Classifier Description................................................................................................................................147.1.1 TestConfiguration................................................................................................................................147.1.2 GateType.............................................................................................................................................157.1.3 GateInstance........................................................................................................................................157.1.4 ComponentType..................................................................................................................................167.1.5 ComponentInstanceRole......................................................................................................................167.1.6 ComponentInstance.............................................................................................................................177.1.7 Connection...........................................................................................................................................17

8 Test Behaviour.......................................................................................................................................188.1 Classifier Description................................................................................................................................188.1.1 TestDescription....................................................................................................................................188.1.2 Block....................................................................................................................................................198.1.3 Behaviour............................................................................................................................................198.1.4 CombinedBehaviour............................................................................................................................19

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8.1.5 SingleCombinedBehaviour..................................................................................................................208.1.6 CompoundBehaviour...........................................................................................................................218.1.7 OptionalBehaviour..............................................................................................................................228.1.8 BoundedLoopBehaviour......................................................................................................................228.1.9 UnboundedLoopBehaviour.................................................................................................................238.1.10 MultipleCombinedBehaviour..............................................................................................................248.1.11 AlternativeBehaviour..........................................................................................................................258.1.12 ConditionalBehaviour..........................................................................................................................268.1.13 ParallelBehaviour................................................................................................................................278.1.14 AtomicBehaviour................................................................................................................................278.1.15 Break....................................................................................................................................................288.1.16 Stop......................................................................................................................................................288.1.17 VerdictAssignment..............................................................................................................................298.1.18 VerdictType.........................................................................................................................................298.1.19 Interaction............................................................................................................................................308.1.20 Action..................................................................................................................................................308.1.21 ActionReference..................................................................................................................................318.1.22 TestDescriptionReference...................................................................................................................318.1.23 ArgumentSpecification........................................................................................................................328.1.24 DataInstanceArgumentSpecification...................................................................................................328.1.25 DataProxyArgumentSpecification.......................................................................................................338.1.26 DataSetArgumentSpecification...........................................................................................................338.1.27 ExceptionalBehaviour.........................................................................................................................348.1.28 DefaultBehaviour................................................................................................................................348.1.29 InterruptBehaviour..............................................................................................................................358.1.30 PeriodicBehaviour...............................................................................................................................36

9 Time........................................................................................................................................................369.1 Classifier Description................................................................................................................................369.1.1 Time.....................................................................................................................................................369.1.2 TimeUnit..............................................................................................................................................379.1.3 TimeOperation.....................................................................................................................................379.1.4 Wait.....................................................................................................................................................389.1.5 Quiescence...........................................................................................................................................389.1.6 TimeConstraint....................................................................................................................................399.1.7 Timer...................................................................................................................................................399.1.8 TimerOperation...................................................................................................................................409.1.9 TimerStart............................................................................................................................................409.1.10 TimeOut...............................................................................................................................................419.1.11 TimerStop............................................................................................................................................41

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Annex A (normative): Complete Examples..........................................................................................43

Annex <X+3> (informative): Change History......................................................................................44

Annex <X+4> (informative): Bibliography...........................................................................................45

History.......................................................................................................................................................46A few examples:..........................................................................................................................................................46

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ForewordThis ETSI Standard (ES) has been produced by the ETSI Technical Committee Methods for Testing and Specification (MTS).

The present document is part 2 of a multi-part deliverable on the Test Description Language. Full details of the entire series can be found in part [1].

IntroductionThis clause is optional. If it exists, it is always the third unnumbered clause.

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1 ScopeThe ES (ETSI Standard) shall be chosen when the document contains normative provisions and it is considered preferable or necessary that the document be submitted to the whole ETSI membership for its approval.

The scope shall always be clause 1 of each ETSI deliverable and shall start on a new page (more details can be found in clause 11 of the EDRs).

No text block identified. Forms of expression such as the following should be used:

The present document specifies the graphical syntax of the Test Description Language (TDL).

EXAMPLE: The present document provides the necessary adaptions to the endorsed document.

The Scope shall not contain requirements.

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2 ReferencesThe following text block applies. More details can be found in clause 12 of the EDRs.

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2.1 Normative references[1] ETSI ES 203 119-1 (V1.2.1.): “Methods for Testing and Specification (MTS); The Test Description

Language (TDL); Part 1: Abstract Syntax and Associated Semantics"

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A definition shall not take the form of, or contain, a requirement.

The form of a definition shall be such that it can replace the term in context. Additional information shall be given only in the form of examples or notes (see below).

The terms and definitions shall be presented in alphabetical order.

For the purposes of the present document, the [following] terms and definitions [given in ... and the following] apply:

Definition format<defined term>: <definition>

example 1: text used to clarify abstract rules by applying them literally

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Symbol format<symbol> <Explanation><2nd symbol> <2nd Explanation><3rd symbol> <3rd Explanation>

3.3 AbbreviationsAbbreviations should be ordered alphabetically.

Clause numbering depends on applicability.

For the purposes of the present document, the [following] abbreviations [given in ... and the following] apply:

Abbreviation formatOCLBNF Backus-Naur-Form<ACRONYM1> <Explanation><ACRONYM2> <Explanation><ACRONYM3> <Explanation>

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4 Basic principles<Text>

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Document Structure

4.3.Notational ConventionsThe definition of the TDL Concrete Graphical Notation consists of both shapes and textual labels placed onto this shapes. Textual labels are differentiated into non-terminal textual labels and terminal textual labels. The production rule of a non-terminal textual label are specified by combination of EBNF symbols and OCL-like expressions to navigate over the abstract syntax metamodel of TDL.

4.3.1 Symbols and meanings for shapes

Shapes consist of outermost borders, compartments, and textual labels (i.e., non-terminal textual labels and terminal-textual labels). The conventions for this notation is the following:

Non-terminal textual labels are typed in small captials (e.g., LABELPRODUCTIONRULE). The name of the label refers to equally named production rule that specifies how the result of the production rule is determined.

Terminal textual labels are typed in normal characters. If a terminal textual label is typed in bold, bold font shall be used in the shape for that terminal textual symbol. (e.g., ‘interaction’, ‘timer’).

The outermost border of a shape shall not be hidden.

Compartments and non-terminal textual labels may be hidden to simplify the internal structure of the shape.

Optional compartments are shaded in a light grey colour and while optional non-terminal textual labels are typed in grey colour. are shaded in a light grey color. Optionality of compartments and non-terminal textual labels is dedicately decided for each shape.

If a non-terminal textual label is defined to be optional, the non-terminal textual label shall be shown if the surrounding compartment is shown and the corresponding non-terminal textual symbol production rule results in a non-empty string or a non-empty collection of strings.

References to non-terminal textual procution rules external to the given shape are represented by the name of the referenced production rule enclosed in angle brackets (e.g., <REFERENCEDPROCUTIONRULE>).

In case textual labels shall be repeated due to an upper value greater 1 of the element of the underyling metamodel, an informal statement in the Constraint section of the respective shape.

A non-terminal textual label in between hashmarks dentotes a placeholder for a shape.

4.3.2 Symbols for non-terminal textual labels

Non-terminal textual labels are specified by production rules (so called non-terminal textual label production rule). The formal specification of a non-terminal textual label production rule is expressed by OCL. The context metamodel element for the OCL expression is specified prior to the non-terminal textual label specification. In some cases, the definition of OCL expression would be too complex for understanding. In that case, pseudo-code like helper notations are used.

The OCL expressions are combined with a variant of the Backus-Naur-Form (BNF). The conventions within this specification for the procution rules are:

The keyword ‘context’ followed by the name of TDL metaclass determines the context element for the following production rules (e.g., context Package)

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Non-terminal textual labels production rule identifiers are always represented in small capitals (e.g., LABELPRODUCTIONRULE)

Non-terminal textual label production rule definitions are signified with the ‘::=’ operator.

OCL expressions are written in normal characters (e.g., self.name)

Non-terminal textual labels may contain terminal symbols. A terminal symbol is enclosed in single quotes (e.g., ‘keyword’).

Repetition of an item is signified by an asterisk placed after that item: ‘*’ (e.g.,)

Alternative choices between symbols in a production are separated by the ‘|’ symbol (e.g., symbol1 | symbol2).

Symbols that are optional are enclosed in square brackets ‘[]’ (e.g., [symbol]).

In case the context of an OCL expression need to be changed for non-terminal textual label production rule, the new context will be specified prior to the production rule.

If the OCL expression of a production rule results in a non-empty collection of strings, the actual separation of these strings of the collection is specified in the Constraint section of the given shape. For example, the specification may enforce that strings are separated by commas (e.g., String1, String2, String3) or by introducing a new line after each string of the collection.

Iterations over collections of attributes of a metaclass use a verbatim (non-OCL) helper function foreach with the following syntax: foreach VariableName ’:’ VariableType in OCLexpression. VariableName is an alphanumeric word signifying the variable used for subsequent statement. VariableType is a string that shall be similar to a TDL metaclass name. OCLexpression is an OCL statement that resolves in a collection of metaclass elements compliant to the metaclass given in VariableType. For example, the statement foreach e:Element in self.attribute <LABEL>, selects iterates of the elements in the collection self.attribute and stores every entry gradually in the variable e. In every iteration, the non-terminal textual production rule LABEL is invoked and the respective instance of metaclass Element stored in e is set as the context of the invoked production rule.

4.3.3 Example

Figure 4.1. Notational convention example 1

In Figure 4.1 the following notational concepts of the TDL Concrete Graphical Notation are shown:

- The uppermost compartment contains a terminal textual label (e.g., a keyword) ‘TestObjective’ typed in bold.

- The context metamodel element of this shape is TestObjective.

- The non-terminal textual label production rule TESTOBJECTIVENAMELABEL results in the name of the context element (i.e., self.name).

- There are two optional compartmens (i.e., shaded grey) shown ordered from top to down.

- Both comparments contain a terminal textual label (i.e., the label shall be shown if the surrounding compartment is shown).

- Both compartments contain a optional non-terminal textual label (i.e., the label shall be shown if the surrounding compartment is shown and the production rules results in a non-empty string or a non-empty collection of strings).

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Figure 4.2. Notational convention example showing the foreach helper function

In , the use of a non-OCL foreach helper function is illustrated. The context element when entering the foreach loop is TestDescriptionReference. The foreach loop assignes iteratively each element in the collection self.componentInstanceBinding to the variable c of type ComponentInstanceBinding. The variable c is then used in a subsequent non-terminal textual label prodocution rule to build the label for the production rule.

4.4. ConformanceWhat about a conformance statement here?

5. DiagramThere is only one diagram kind provided by TDL Concrete Graphical Notation. This diagram is called TDL Diagram. There can be multiple instances of a TDL Diagram at the same time.

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6. Shapes

6.1 Foundation

6.1.1 Package

Concrete Graphical Notation

Formal Description

Comments

The figures above indicate the two possible representations of the symbol of a ‘Package’.

The members of the package may be shown within the large rectangle.

Example

An example of a package contains something to be added.

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6.1.2 ElementImport


Formal Description

Comments

Example

6.1.3 Comment


Formal Description

Comments

A ‘Comment’ symbol is attached to the commented element by a thin dashed line.

Example

6.1.4 AnnotationType


Formal Description

Comments

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Example

6.1.5 Annotation


Formal Description

Constraints

If there is a value given the compartment containing the ValueLabel shall be shown.

Comments

Example

6.1.6 TestObjective


Formal Description

Constraints

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Comments

Example

5.2 Data

5.2.1 SimpleDataType


Formal Description

context SimpleDataTypeSIMPLEDATATYPENAMELABEL ::= self.name

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.2 StructuredDataType


Formal Description

context StructuredDataTypeSTRUCTUREDDATATYPENAMELABEL ::= self.nameForeach m: Member in self.memberMEMBERLABEL ::= if m.isOptional then [‘[‘]m.name : m.type.name else m.name : m.type.name[‘]‘] endif

Constraints

Comments

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Example

5.2.3 SimpleDataInstance


Formal Description

context SimpleDataInstanceTEMPLATEORVALUELABEL ::= if self.isValue then ‚value‘ else ‚template‘DATAINSTANCENAMELABEL ::= self.name ‚:‘ self.dataType.name

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.4 StructuredDataInstance


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Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.5 MemberAssignment


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.6. Parameter


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

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Example

5.2.7 Variable


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.8 Action


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Here or in TestBehaviour chapter?

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Example

5.2.9 Function


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Here or in TestBehaviour chapter?

Example

5.2.10 DataInstanceSpecification


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

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Example

5.2.11 DataProxySpecification


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.12 AnyValueSpecification


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.13 SimpleDataSpecification


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

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Comments

Example

5.2.14 ParameterisedDataInstanceSpecification


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.15 ArgumentSpecification


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.16 ReferencedDataInstanceSpecification


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Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.17 InlineDataInstanceSpecification


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.18 DataResourceMapping


Formal Description

Constraints

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Comments

Example

5.2.19 DataElementMapping


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.2.


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.3 Test Configuration

5.3.1 TestConfiguration


Formal Description

Constraints

Compartment for test comfig itself?

Comments

Example

5.3.2 GateType


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.3.3 GateInstance


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.3.4 ComponentType


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

A ComponentType symbol may contain more GateInstance symbols at any side.

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Example

5.3.5 ComponentInstance


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

A ComponentInstance symbol may contain more GateInstance symbols at any side.

Example

5.3.6 Connection


Formal Description

Constraints

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Comments

Example

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5.4 Test Behaviour

5.4.1 TestDescription


Formal Description

Constraints

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Comments

If there is only one GateInstance contained in a ComponentInstance, the rectangle representing the GateInstance and the GateInstanceNameLabel is optional.

Example

5.4.2 CombinedBehaviour


Formal Description

Context CombinedBehaviourForeach b:Block in self.blockGUARDLABEL ::= b.guard.NOT_DETERMINED_YET

Constraints

Comments

CombinedBehaviour is an abstract class that can be refined to several subclasses. Labels and any further constraints are explained in the respective subclauses of the subclass shapes. The symbol shall cover all the lifelines.

Any number of periodic and/or exceptional behaviour can be attached in any order

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Example

5.4.3 CompoundBehaviour


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.4.4 OptionalBehaviour


Formal Description

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Constraints

Comments

Example

5.4.5 BoundedLoopBehaviour


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.4.6 UnboundedLoopBehaviour


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.4.7 AlternativeBehaviour


Formal Description

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Constraints

Comments

Any number of blocks can be contained, they are separated by dashed lines.

Example

5.4.8 ConditionalBehaviour

Meta-Model Reference


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments


Example

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5.4.9 ParallelBehaviour


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments


Example

5.4.10 DefaultBehaviour


Formal Description

Constraints

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Comments

Example

5.4.11 InterruptBehaviour


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.4.12 PeriodicBehaviour


Formal Description

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Constraints

Comments

Example

5.4.13 Break


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

The symbol shall cover all the lifelines.

Example

5.4.14 Stop


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

The symbol shall cover all the lifelines.

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Example

5.4.15 Verdict


Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.4.16 VerdictAssignment


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.4.17 Assertation


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.4.18 Interaction



Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.4.19 ActionReference


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.4.20 InlineAction


Formal Description

context InlineAction

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.4.21 TestDescriptionReference


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.5 Time

5.5.1 Time



<fig>

Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.5.2 TimeUnit



<fig>

Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.5.3 Wait


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.5.4 Quiescence


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.5.5 TimeConstraint


TimeConstraint: NOT YET DETERMINED

Formal Description

<text>

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.5.6 TimerStart


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

5.5.7 TimeOut


Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

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5.5.8 TimerStop



Formal Description

Constraints

Comments

Example

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Annex <X+3> (informative):Change History

date Version Information about changes

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Annex <X+4> (informative):Bibliography

<Publication>: "<Title>".

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<Publication>: "<Title>".

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HistoryDocument history

<Version> <Date> <Milestone>

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Document history

V1.1.1 April 2001 Publication

V1.2.1 February 2002 Membership approval Procedure MV XXXX: yyyy-mm-dd to yyyy-mm-dd

V1.3.1 June 2011 Pre-Processing done before TB approvale-mail: mailto:[email protected]

V1.3.2 July 2013 Clean-up done by editHelp!e-mail: mailto:[email protected]

Latest changes made on 2014-02-19

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mailto:[email protected]

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