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Figure 21-4 The System Diagnostics Report performs a rather detailed physical checkup and puts the bad news (if any) right up front.

This code uses the QMessageManager, which provides an abstraction over the message store that lets you access individual messages. The QMessageManager class also provides signals indicating when a message was added to the store (such as by message composition or receipt), removed, or updated (such as when a message s body was fetched over IMAP). You can obtain an individual message using its ID (obtained using one or more QMessageFilters and the QMessageManager s queryMessages method) and the constructor for the QMessage class, which can accept an ID and create an abstraction of the content of the message from its ID. The QMessage class is essentially a large data container, with a number of accessor and mutator methods to obtain message fields and message content, including: The to, cc, and bcc methods to obtain recipient information and the corresponding setTo, setCc, and setBcc methods to set recipient information. The attachmentIds, appendAttachments, and clearAttachments methods to obtain attachment information, append files to the message s attachment list, and clear the list of attached files. The date and receivedDate methods to obtain composition and receipt dates, and the setDate and setReceivedDate methods to set those values. The ID method to obtain a message s ID. The from method to obtain the message originator, and setFrom to set the message s originator. The subject and setSubject methods to obtain and manipulate the message s subject. The status and setStatus message to obtain or set the message s status (including the read status). The bodyId and setBody methods to obtain a reference to the ID for the body or set the body as a string or text stream using QString or QTextStream.

In this section I ll present a simple Service Broker application that demonstrates how all this fits together . I ll start with an application that runs in a single database and, in subsequent sections, show how to move this application into a distributed environment . The application to be built is an inventory application that accepts items from a manufacturing application and adds them to inventory . To simplify the code, it will be completely implemented as T-SQL stored procedures . In reality, one or more of the services would probably be either an external application connecting to the database or a CLR stored procedure .

Being able to quantify how complex a given piece of software is doesn't necessarily dictate an action item for the test team It is possible for each of the preceding metrics to indicate a high level of complexity in code that contains very few bugs I often refer to metrics such as this as smoke alarm metrics When a smoke alarm starts screeching, it doesn't guarantee that there is a fire, but it does indicate that you should look for a fire and respond appropriately Similarly, when complexity metrics are high, it doesn't necessarily mean that the code is "buggy" or unmaintainable; but it does mean that you should take a closer look For example, consider cyclomatic complexity and code using a long switch statement, such as the message loop used often in Windows programming.

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Each case statement in the loop creates a separate path and increases the cyclomatic complexity (and number of test cases needed) by one but doesn't necessarily make the application difficult to test Consider Microsoft Paint Paint is quite simple compared to other graphic manipulation applications, but it has nearly 40 menu choices, another 16 choices for drawing tools, and another 28 choices for color selection I didn't look at the source code for Paint, but I wouldn't be surprised if the code to handle all of these choices is contained in a single case statement! Add to this the drawing-and size-related messages that applications have to handle, and you have a function that some complexity metrics will tell you is so untestable that you should run screaming (but you probably shouldn't) The following code represents part of a typical Windows message loop.