JSF Palette Test Specification
Author: Lukasz Grela,
Jiri Skrivanek
Version: NetBeans 6.0
Last update: 6-th September 2007
Introduction: This test specification guides tester through JSF
Palete.
Comment:
Table of Contents
Purpose: Tests functionality which make possible to
create Web Project base upon JSF framework.
| # |
Test case |
Description |
| 1 |
Create web application with JSF Support |
- Choose File > New Project and select the
Web Application template from the Web category.
- Click Next in Name and Location page.
- In the Frameworks page, check JavaServer Faces
framework.
- Click Finish.
- Add Entity class to the project.
|
|
| RESULT: index.jsp
is open in editor. |
|
| # |
Test case |
Description |
| 1 |
Create empty JSF Form |
- Drag JSF Form item from the Palette and drop it
in editor.
- Click OK in 'Insert JSF Form' dialog.
|
|
| RESULT: Empty
JSF form is inserted to index.jsp at the position you dropped it. |
| 2 |
Create JSF Form from Entity class |
- Drag JSF Form item from the Palette and drop it
in editor.
- Select 'Form Generated from Entity Class' radio
button.
- Browse for your entity class (issue 90557,
111741).
- Click OK in 'Insert JSF Form' dialog.
- Repeat steps 1 - 4 but select Editable option.
|
|
| RESULT:
Verify JSF form with all fields is inserted to index.jsp at the
position you dropped it. Check also difference between Editable and
Read-only form. |
| 3 |
Create empty JSF Data Table |
- Drag JSF Data Table item from the Palette and
drop it in editor.
- Click OK in 'Insert JSF Data Table' dialog.
|
|
| RESULT:
Verify empty JSF Data Table is inserted to index.jsp at the position
you dropped it. |
| 4 |
Create JSF Data Table from Entity class |
- Drag JSF Data Table item from the Palette and
drop it in editor.
- Select 'Table Generated from Entity Class'
radio button.
- Browse for your entity class (issue 90557,
111741).
- Click OK in 'Insert JSF Data Table' dialog.
|
|
| RESULT:
Verify JSF Data Table with all fields is inserted to index.jsp at the
position you dropped it. |
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