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Connectathon Test Development 101

Explore the steps, timelines, and evaluations involved in pre-Connectathon testing and Connectathon events. Learn about the types of tests, test entry, typical actors and transactions, and test structures.

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Connectathon Test Development 101

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  1. Connectathon Test Development 101

  2. Connectathon Timeline Connectathon! Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Register Pre-connectathon testing Test evaluation Config entry

  3. Typical Actor/Transaction Diagram …for an “Integration-type IHE Profile

  4. Typical Actor Diagram …for an “Content-type IHE Profile Content Creator Content Consumer

  5. Types of Tests • Pre-Connectathon Tests • Focus is on contents of a message (or document) • Tool-based testing -- sending/receiving message • Sample exchange (eg document, DICOM image) • (Also: Internet testing) • Connectathon Test • Focus is on exchange of data between partners and the expected outcome • No peer test • Peer-to-peer test • Group (full workflow)

  6. Example scope of pre-connectathon test Tool

  7. Example scope of a peer-to-peer connectathon test

  8. Example scope of a pre-connectathon “content” test Content Creator Content Consumer Content checked by Tool

  9. Example scope of a peer-to-peer connectathon “content” test Content Creator Content Consumer Could be IHE transport…or gazelle as intermediary

  10. Structure of a Connectathon Test • Overview containing 3 sections • Special Instructions • Description • Evaluation • Actors involved in the test (aka Roles) • Test Steps

  11. How do vendors know which tests to do? • Tests are assigned based on Profile/Actor/Options chosen during registration • Matrix of tests per profile:ConnectathonManage test requirements • Pre-Connectathon to do list:ConnectathonPre-Connectathon Testing • Connectathon to do list: ConnectathonConnectathon

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