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Test Case obm-37: UserPDA sends new emails to UserA with a Smartphone | ||
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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 |
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Preconditions:
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On PDA, UserPDA creates a new mail with UserA as destinaltion. Write a small text in the mail body. |
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On PDA, UserPDA creates a second mail with a file attached. Write a small text in the mail body. |
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Wait for the synchronization to be done automatically |
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UserA opens TBird and checks its emails |
Verify that UserA has 2 new emails |
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UserA opens the first email |
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UserA opens the second email |
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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 | ||
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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. |
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Preconditions:
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UserA uses Thunderbird to send a message to UserPDA with a small text in the body and without attachment |
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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) |
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Wait for the synchronization to be done automatically |
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When new emails appears on the PDA, UserPDA opens the first email without attached file |
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UserPDA opens the second email with the attached file |
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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 | ||
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Summary:
UserPDA replies to an email coming from an internal OBM user and adds an attachment |
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#: | Step actions: | Expected Results: |
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UserA opens TBird and sends an email to UserPDA |
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UserPDA checks emails and opens email coming from UserA |
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UserPDA click on "Reply", adds a comment and adds an attachment (for example a png picture) |
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UserPDA sends the email |
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UserA checks emails |
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UserA opens the emails and retrieve the attachment |
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Test Case obm-66: UserPDA replies to an external email with a smartphone | ||
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Summary:
UserPDA replies to an email coming from an external account (not OBM, MS Exchange for example, with Outlook) user and adds an attachment |
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Preconditions:
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ExtA opens Outlook and sends an email to UserPDA |
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UserPDA checks emails and opens email coming from ExtA |
Check the content of the email |
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UserPDA click on "Reply", adds a comment and adds an attachment (for example a png picture) |
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UserPDA sends the email |
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ExtA checks emails |
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ExtA opens the emails and retrieve the attachment |
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Test Case obm-71: Check synchronization of Inbox, Draft, Trash and Send | ||
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Summary:
This test is here to test if all the following folders are correctly synchronized:
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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):
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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 | ||
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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. |
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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. |
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Synchronize emails on the smartphone |
Check that only emails less than 3 days old are displayed. |
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Change the period of synchronization (depends on the smartphone) and select with 1 month |
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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 | ||
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Summary:
UserPDA retrieves more than 50 new emails in one synchronization. |
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UserPDA sycnhronizes emails |
All emails from the TBird inbox are retrieved on the smartphone |
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With TBird, move the 100 emails from the tmp folder to the inbox folder |
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UserPDA synchronizes emails |
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Test Case obm-162: UserPDA forward an internal email with a smartphone | ||
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Summary:
UserPDA forward an email coming from an internal OBM user to another internal OBM user and adds an attachment |
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#: | Step actions: | Expected Results: |
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UserA opens TBird and sends an email to UserPDA with an html part in the body |
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UserPDA click on "Forward", select UserB address, add a comment and add an attachment (for example a png picture) |
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UserPDA sends the email |
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UserB checks emails |
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UserB opens the emails and retrieve the attachment |
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