In a situation where the development team wants to integrate and test the functionality of two units that communicate with each other but one unit is not yet fully developed, what approach might be beneficial?
- Bottom-Up Integration
- Sandwich Integration
- Stubs and Drivers
- Top-Down Integration
When one of the interacting units isn't fully developed, "Stubs and Drivers" can be employed. A "Stub" is a simplistic implementation of the missing unit, while a "Driver" simulates a unit that calls the incomplete one. These temporary components allow early testing of interactions between units, without waiting for full development.
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