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1. A computer-implemented method of testing the server-side implementation of the Domain Name System protocol comprising:
- receiving, by a computing system, a first body of computer-readable code in a first computer programming language, the first body configured to send Domain Name System requests and to receive responses to the Domain Name System requests;
receiving, by the computing system, a second body of computer readable code in a computer programming language tailored to handle Domain Name System requests, the second body configured to generate the Domain Name System requests and to verify whether the response to a particular Domain Name System request is correct;
combining, by the computing system, the first body of code and the second body of code, wherein the second body of code is able to access objects and functions in the first body of code, and the first body of code is able to access objects and functions in the second body of code; and
executing the combined code at a computer, causing the computer to;
send a number of Domain Name System requests to a server;
receive responses to the Domain Name System requests; and
verify that a response received for each Domain Name System request contains the correct data.
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Abstract
A method of testing the server implementation of the Domain Name System protocol by using a first body of computer code in a first programming language capable of sending and receiving DNS requests, and a second body of computer readable code in a second programming language capable of generating DNS requests and verifying responses. The second programming language may be tailored to writing code being capable of generating Domain Name System requests and verifying the response thereby allowing the program to be efficiently reconfigured to test different aspects of the server.
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1. A computer-implemented method of testing the server-side implementation of the Domain Name System protocol comprising:
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receiving, by a computing system, a first body of computer-readable code in a first computer programming language, the first body configured to send Domain Name System requests and to receive responses to the Domain Name System requests; receiving, by the computing system, a second body of computer readable code in a computer programming language tailored to handle Domain Name System requests, the second body configured to generate the Domain Name System requests and to verify whether the response to a particular Domain Name System request is correct; combining, by the computing system, the first body of code and the second body of code, wherein the second body of code is able to access objects and functions in the first body of code, and the first body of code is able to access objects and functions in the second body of code; and executing the combined code at a computer, causing the computer to; send a number of Domain Name System requests to a server; receive responses to the Domain Name System requests; and verify that a response received for each Domain Name System request contains the correct data. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A computer-implemented method of testing a server-side implementation of a network protocol comprising:
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receiving, by a computing system, a first body of computer-readable code in a first computer programming language, the first body configured to send requests over the network protocol, and to receive responses to the requests; receiving, by the computing system, a second body of computer-readable code in a second computer programming language, the second body configured to generate requests complying with the network protocol and to verify whether a response to a particular request is correct; and combining, by the computing system, the first body of code and the second body of code such that the second body of code in the second computer programming language is able to access objects and functions in the first body of code in the second computer programming language. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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