Introduction

There are three general operation systems to test.

Windows XP, Windows Vista and Linux.

See issue 49, 50, 51.

This page is used to describe what items need to test.

You should define items here before test,

or test by items described here to be familiar with OSDE.

Moreover, you can write anything should test but not described here,

or even any improvement on next generation OSDE if you're responsible for it.

OSDE 0.2.8

#Windows_XP

#Windows_Vista

#Linux

Windows XP

Env : Windows XP, Eclipse for RCP/Plug-in Developers Build id: 20090619-0625, JDK1.6

Common features that will be Implemented and Tested for OSDE 0.2.8 release

A built in Shindig server for local testing and debugging.
An integrated database based on the Java H2 for storing and managing social data.
Simple project and gadget code generation wizards to quickly generate your OpenSocial application projects and application code.
A multi-paned gadget spec editor that facilitates productive gadget development.
A new "OpenSocial" Eclipse perspective that provides enhanced editing and debugging with easy access and control of the local Shindig and social database.
An OpenSocial REST Java client wizard that can quickly generate a new project along with sample code that uses the OpenSocial RESTful Java client library to connect to the local OpenSocial server.

Test Identification (Test Areas)

Installation
Building a Simple OpenSocial App in OSDE
Running an OpenSocial app in OSDE
Creating a Java RESTful Client Project

Test Cases Detail/Procedure

Installation
Test Id	Test Item	Input Spec	Output Spec
installation_01	Show OSDE menus	Download OSDE 0.2.8 plugin library Copy OSDE 0.2.8 library to eclipse plugin folder Restart eclipse	Show OSDE menu bar and items Show OSDE tree node in Preference Show OSDE tree node in New Project

Building a Simple OpenSocial App in OSDE
Test Id	Test Item	Input Spec	Output Spec
build_sample_01	Launch Apache Shindig server	clicking the "Launch Apache Shindig server" button on Eclipse's main toolbar	Shindig start up in the console
build_sample_02	Launch Apache Shindig server	selecting 'Launch Apache Shindig' from the OSDE menu	Shindig start up in the console
build_sample_03	populate the database	selecting 'Create sample data in Shindig' from the OSDE menu	database interface windows in the console add people 'canonical', 'john.doe', 'jane.doe', 'george.doe'
build_sample_04	populate the database	use the database interface windows in the console to create custom data 'shooeugensea' click 'New' input ID: shooeugenesea input Display Name: shooeugenesea	database interface windows in the console add people 'shooeugenesea'
build_sample_05	create a new OSDE project	select 'Create new project...-> OpenSocial Project' from the main menu input project name 'OSDETest' -> 'Next' input title 'OSDETestTitle' input Author Email 'tester@test.com' -> 'Next' select 'Type: HTML' select 'Create the external JavaScript file for this view' -> 'Finish'	A project named OSDETest a file named '.project' a file named canvas.js a file named gedget.xml the gadget editor appears in the main window of Eclipse

Running an OpenSocial app in OSDE

Run application and show friend names

open gadget.xml -> Contents view -> Choose canvas.html
edit canvas.html value to

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://localhost:8080/OSDETest/canvas.js"></script>

<script type="text/javascript">
gadgets.util.registerOnLoadHandler(init);
</script>

Your friends:<div id='friends'></div>

edit canvas.js value to

function loadFriends() {
    var req = opensocial.newDataRequest();
    req.add(req.newFetchPersonRequest(opensocial.IdSpec.PersonId.VIEWER), 'viewer');
    var viewerFriends = opensocial.newIdSpec({ "userId" : "VIEWER", "groupId" : "FRIENDS" });
    var opt_params = {};
    opt_params[opensocial.DataRequest.PeopleRequestFields.MAX] = 100;
    req.add(req.newFetchPeopleRequest(viewerFriends, opt_params), 'viewerFriends'); 
    req.send(onLoadFriends);
}
 
function onLoadFriends(data) {
    var viewer = data.get('viewer').getData();
    var viewerFriends = data.get('viewerFriends').getData();
    html = new Array();
    html.push('<ul>');
    viewerFriends.each(function(person) {
        html.push('<li>', person.getId(), '</li>');
    });
    html.push('</ul>');
    document.getElementById('friends').innerHTML = html.join('');
    gadgets.window.adjustHeight();
} 
 
function init() {
    loadFriends();
}

right-clicking the gadget file (gadget.xml) and selecting OSDE->'Run this application'
select View: Canvas
select width: 100
select Owner: john.doe
select Viewer: george.doe
select TAIWAN
select Language: Chinese (zh)
click OK

Browser shows:

Your friends:
george.doe
jane.doe
john.doe

Creating a Java RESTful Client Project
Test Id	Test Item	Input Spec	Output Spec	Note
create_restful_01	create a new Java client application that uses the Java client libraries	right-click the gadget spec (gadget.xml) and select OSDE->Create Java Project for Restful Protocol enter project name 'OSDERestfulTest'	show new created project named 'OSDERestfuTest' with OpenSocial Java Client Library and a Sample.java
create_restful_02	Show friends by modifying the variable 'VIEWER_ID'	change the variable 'VIEWER_ID' value to 'canonical' run the application	show new created project named 'OSDERestfuTest' with OpenSocial Java Client Library and a Sample.java Console shows Viewer: canonical Friend: george.doe Friend: jane.doe Friend: john.doe	Shindig server should remain running for the client application to work

Linux

TODO: test spec in linux

Comment by shooeugenesea.tw, Aug 20, 2009

About the table, although wiki has it's own table syntax, but I feel html is easier to edit than wiki table syntax and use it first. If there has easy way to edit wiki table syntax, please share with me and I'll change it. Thanks.