Aptude’s White Box Testing practice provides software developer testers the capability of working and interacting directly  with the code or logic of the application providing the organization better insight into both functional and logical “areas of concern”.    The results can include both technical and functional application quality.

The White Box Testing process includes:  (1) exercise independent paths within a module or unit; (2) exercise logical decisions on both their true and false side; (3) execute loops at their boundaries and within their operational bounds; and (4) exercise internal data structures to ensure their validity (Pressman, 2001).

Aptude’s White Box Testers focus on the following:

1.  Control Flow and Data Flow Testing
2. Branch Testing
3. Path Testing
4. Failure Test Cases
5. Code Review Processes/meetings
6. Memory Leaks, GDI Leaks, Handle Leaks
7. Invalid Object Construction
8.  Utilizing an Agile Process
9.  Daily Status

White Box Testing Tools Include:

1. Product Studio – Tracking bugs and test cases
2. WTT – executes test cases and jobs
3.  Visual Studio Team Server
4.  TuxNet – Automation Framework
5.  Pex – Parameterized unit tests