Mail tests on smartphones

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 07/16/2013 - 15:16

Test Case obm-37: UserPDA sends new emails to UserA with a Smartphone
Summary: UserPDA sends an email with an attachement, and another one without attached file and verify that synchronization works fine by checking the reception of the message for UserA
Preconditions: UserA is an OBM user using Thunderbird with OBM Connector UserPDA is an OBM User using a PDA Synchronization configuration (with Exchange or proprietary software...) is made on the PDA, using Pull option (or a synchronization every 1 minute)
#:	Step actions:	Expected Results:
1	On PDA, UserPDA creates a new mail with UserA as destinaltion. Write a small text in the mail body.
2	On PDA, UserPDA creates a second mail with a file attached. Write a small text in the mail body.
3	Wait for the synchronization to be done automatically
4	UserA opens TBird and checks its emails	Verify that UserA has 2 new emails
5	UserA opens the first email	Verify that the content of the email is correct. Verify that the from of the email is UserPDA
6	UserA opens the second email	Verify that the content of the email is correct and that it contains the attached file. Verify that the from of the email is UserPDA
7	UserA opens the attached file	Verify that the attached file can be opened

Test Case obm-38: UserPDA receives new emails from UserA with a Smartphone
Summary: UserPDA receives an email with an attachement, and another one without attached file and verify that synchronization works fine by checking the reception of the message on the PDA.
Preconditions: UserPDA is an OBM User using a PDA UserA is an OBM user using Thunderbird with OBM Connector Synchronization configuration (with Exchange or proprietary software...) is made on the PDA, using Pull option (or a synchronization every 1 minute)
#:	Step actions:	Expected Results:
1	UserA uses Thunderbird to send a message to UserPDA with a small text in the body and without attachment
2	UserA uses TBird to send a message to UserPDA with a small text in the body and with an attached file (a png for example)
3	Wait for the synchronization to be done automatically
4	When new emails appears on the PDA, UserPDA opens the first email without attached file	Verify that the message is correct Verify that the from of the email is UserA
5	UserPDA opens the second email with the attached file	Verify that the content of the email is correct and that it contains the attached file. Verify that the from of the email is UserA
6	UserPDA opens the attached file	Verify that the attached file can be open and that the content is correct

Test Case obm-65: UserPDA replies to an internal email with a smartphone
Summary: UserPDA replies to an email coming from an internal OBM user and adds an attachment
Preconditions: UserA is an OBM user using Thunderbird with OBM Connector UserPDA is an OBM User using a PDA Synchronization configuration (with Exchange or proprietary software...) is made on the PDA, using Pull option (or a synchronization every 1 minute)
#:	Step actions:	Expected Results:
1	UserA opens TBird and sends an email to UserPDA
2	UserPDA checks emails and opens email coming from UserA	Check the content of the email Verify that the from of the email is UserA
3	UserPDA click on "Reply", adds a comment and adds an attachment (for example a png picture)
4	UserPDA sends the email	Check that the email is sent from the PDA Check that there is no errors in "/var/log/opush/opush.log"
5	UserA checks emails	Check that the reply of UserPDA is received
6	UserA opens the emails and retrieve the attachment	Check that the content is correct Check that the attachment can be displayed Verify that the from of the email is UserPDA

Test Case obm-66: UserPDA replies to an external email with a smartphone
Summary: UserPDA replies to an email coming from an external account (not OBM, MS Exchange for example, with Outlook) user and adds an attachment
Preconditions: ExtA is an external user using Outlook UserPDA is an OBM User using a PDA Synchronization configuration (with Exchange or proprietary software...) is made on the PDA, using Pull option (or a synchronization every 1 minute)
#:	Step actions:	Expected Results:
1	ExtA opens Outlook and sends an email to UserPDA
2	UserPDA checks emails and opens email coming from ExtA	Check the content of the email
3	UserPDA click on "Reply", adds a comment and adds an attachment (for example a png picture)
4	UserPDA sends the email	Check that the email is sent from the PDA Check that there is no errors in "/var/log/opush/opush.log"
5	ExtA checks emails	Check that the reply of UserPDA is received
6	ExtA opens the emails and retrieve the attachment	Check that the content is correct Check that the attachment can be displayed Verify that the from of the email is UserPDA

Test Case obm-71: Check synchronization of Inbox, Draft, Trash and Send
Summary: This test is here to test if all the following folders are correctly synchronized: Inbox Draft Trash Sent
Preconditions: UserA is an OBM user. With TBird, check that he has emails in the following folders (at least one with attachments, and one without attachments): Inbox Draft Trash Sent
#:	Step actions:	Expected Results:
1	UserA synchronizes with the PDA	Check that emails of each folders are the same than TBird and can be opened without any errors (see also /var/log/opush/opush.log on the OBM Server)

Test Case obm-76: UserPDA changes synchronization period
Summary: UserPDA has 3 days synchronized on his smartphone and few emails displayed. He change the synchronization period to one month and synchronize again. Then he checks emails retrieved on the smartphone.
Preconditions: UserPDA has old emails and recent emails that are available: some are more than one months old, some are less than one months old and more than 3 days old, and some are less than 3 days old. By default, UserPDA has a 3 days synchronization period configured on the smartphone.
#:	Step actions:	Expected Results:
1	Synchronize emails on the smartphone	Check that only emails less than 3 days old are displayed.
2	Change the period of synchronization (depends on the smartphone) and select with 1 month
3	Synchronize on the smartphone	Check that all the emails less than 1 months old are displayed

Test Case obm-154: UserPDA retrieves 100 new emails
Summary: UserPDA retrieves more than 50 new emails in one synchronization.
Preconditions: UserPDA configured on a PDA with a synchronization period of 1 month UserPDA configured with TBird with 100 recent emails in a tmp folder. Emails must have a date < 1 month ago
#:	Step actions:	Expected Results:
1	UserPDA sycnhronizes emails	All emails from the TBird inbox are retrieved on the smartphone
2	With TBird, move the 100 emails from the tmp folder to the inbox folder
3	UserPDA synchronizes emails	All the 100 emails are retrieved on the smartphone Check that there is no exception in /var/log/opush/opush.logs
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Test Case obm-162: UserPDA forward an internal email with a smartphone
Summary: UserPDA forward an email coming from an internal OBM user to another internal OBM user and adds an attachment
Preconditions: UserA and UserB are OBM user using Thunderbird with OBM Connector UserPDA is an OBM User using a PDA Synchronization configuration (with Exchange or proprietary software...) is made on the PDA, using Pull option (or a synchronization every 1 minute)
#:	Step actions:	Expected Results:
1	UserA opens TBird and sends an email to UserPDA with an html part in the body
3	UserPDA click on "Forward", select UserB address, add a comment and add an attachment (for example a png picture)
4	UserPDA sends the email	Check that the email is sent from the PDA Check that there is no errors in "/var/log/opush/opush.log"
5	UserB checks emails	Check that the reply of UserPDA is received
6	UserB opens the emails and retrieve the attachment	Check that the content is correct Check that the attachment can be displayed Verify that the from of the email is UserPDA

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