Baseline Testing Criteria for Java ME Applications
New version at June 1 2012
This version (2.3) replaces all previous versions of the AQuA Testing Criteria for Java apps.
The AQuA Testing Criteria contains a common set of tests against which apps must be tested before they can be considered to be eligible for the Java Verified endorsement.
You should not consider distributing your applications if they don't meet this requirement as this set of tests contained within the document will be used by your chosen test house to test your app.
See also, the AQuA Testing Criteria for iOS and Android Apps
Other Resources
- Testing Methodology for Connected Things
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for iOS Applications
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Windows Applications
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for Windows Applications
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for Android Applications
- Network Performance Testing Criteria
- AQuA Top 10 App Errors Good QA helps you to Avoid
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Android Applications
- Summary of the Tests within the Testing Criteria for Android Apps
- Baseline Testing Criteria for iOS Applications
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Java ME Applications
- Summary of the Tests within the Testing Criteria for iOS Apps
- Best Practice Guidelines for Developing Quality Mobile Apps
- Online Testing Criteria Tool demo
- Essentials of Mobile App Testing
- AQuA PR Coverage
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