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Automatic support for testing web-based enterprise applications

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In this paper we consider the problem of automatically generating test suites associated with web-based enterprise systems. In particular, we discuss the construction of a tool de...

Arturo Sanchez, Brandon Vega, Alexander Gonzalez, ...

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