Arpita, Regarding my comment "- Review screen shows table with loan cycles - it appears quite wide given the numbers." I was just commenting that while reviewing the loan product, the table that shows the loan cycles has a wide format that appears quite wide for the width of the data in each column.
Thanks, Jeff -----Original Message----- From: Arpita Adhicary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 4:20 AM To: Jeff Brewster Cc: Aliya Walji; Chandi Datta; Jaganathan Srinivasan; Developer; Sreenivasulu R Borra Subject: RE: Test Case Template Hi Jeff, Thanks a lot for the template/example on "Loan Defaults".We'll go through it in detail and modify the front end test cases on similar format shortly and shall revert back to you in case of any further queries. Well, you rightly observed the irregularities in the feature. Even I could reproduce these on the test server. I've logged the issues for the same. However, unfortunately I didn't understand fully your first comment "Review screen shows table with loan cycles". About the other two, I had few more obervations which are: 1. The change log does not report any changes made in the loan product information in any type of loan. The problem is not restricted to only installments of Loans By Cycle. (Refer issue # 1653) 2. There is an irregularity in the usage of lower and uppercase letters in the "Enter Loan Product Information" page. "By loan Cycle" should indeed be "By loan cycle". But simialrly, I also noticed that "By last loan Amount" should ideally be "By last loan amount" (Refer Issue # 1652) Thanks & Best Regards, Arpita Adhicary Business Analyst IBM India Pvt. Ltd. 2nd Floor, Block A Embassy Golf Links Off Indiranagar-Koramangala Ring Road Bangalore - 560 071 Mobile: +91-9886754331 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Jeff Brewster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] nfoundation.org> To "Aliya Walji" 20/02/2008 10:02 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Arpita Adhicary/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], "Developer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] net> cc Chandi Datta/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], Jaganathan Srinivasan/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], Sreenivasulu R Borra/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject RE: Test Case Template Hi Arpita, I didn't get a chance to review these test cases today, but please see the attached example for Loan Defaults. I watched Aliya use the feature for a few minutes today and we came up with a list of scenarios. By all means, this isn't a complete list, however it does mention some of the testing variables for this feature - for example, the combinations of Loan Amount and Installments; client and group loan products, creation of loan products, editing existing loan products, creating new loans, etc. As you will see, I only created test cases based on the first scenario, so there could be quite a list of test cases for this complicated feature. While writing these test cases, I noticed a couple of things about the feature - I can post them in the issue tracker unless one of you would like to do it while I'm sleeping :) - Review screen shows table with loan cycles - is appears quite wide given the numbers. - Change log is not reporting edits to loan product when # of installments by loan cycle is changed. - inconsistent case on UI - "loan Cycle?" Should Cycle be cycle instead? Regards, Jeff ________________________________ From: Aliya Walji Sent: Tue 2/19/2008 3:07 PM To: Arpita Adhicary; Developer Cc: Chandi Datta; Jaganathan Srinivasan; Jeff Brewster; Sreenivasulu R Borra Subject: RE: Test Case Template Hi Arpita, Thank you for sending along the test cases in the new format. Jeff and I will review these and provide feedback to you. Thanks a lot, Aliya > -----Original Message----- > From: Arpita Adhicary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 3:47 AM > To: Aliya Walji > Cc: Chandi Datta; Jaganathan Srinivasan; Jeff Brewster; Sreenivasulu R > Borra > Subject: RE: Test Case Template > Importance: High > > Hi Aliya, > > Kindly find attached test cases on four configuration option features. > These test cases have been modified as per the new template prepared by > Jeff. > Please revert back with further suggestions, if any. > We will resume our work on modifying the front end features once we > receive > an example from you and Jeff. > > (See attached file: Back dated transactions.xls)(See attached file: Fiscal > Year.xls)(See attached file: Localisation.xls)(See attached file: Session > time out.xls) > > > > Thanks & Best Regards, > Arpita Adhicary > Business Analyst > IBM India Pvt. Ltd. > 2nd Floor, Block A > Embassy Golf Links > Off Indiranagar-Koramangala Ring Road > Bangalore - 560 071 > Mobile: +91-9886754331 > > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > "Aliya Walji" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > undation.org> To > "Jeff Brewster" > 18/02/2008 23:39 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > Arpita Adhicary/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], > "Developer" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > net> > cc > Jaganathan > Srinivasan/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], > Sreenivasulu R > Borra/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], Chandi > Datta/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject > RE: Test Case Template > > > > > > > > > > > Hello Arpita, > > As Jeff mentions, we will definitely send along another example to give > you > guys a more complete picture of how the new template should be used. It > is > a holiday in the US today so Jeff and I will not be able to put this > together right away. It will probably arrive by Wednesday or Thursday > during the working day for you in India. In the meantime, would you feel > comfortable starting to try converting one or two small test cases > (perhaps > on the configuration options feature) into the new format? That'll give > us > the chance to discuss with you guys about any specific details around how > you are using the new format. Let me know if you think this will be > possible. > > Thanks, > > Aliya > > > From: Jeff Brewster > Sent: Monday, February 18, 2008 10:02 AM > To: Arpita Adhicary > Cc: Jaganathan Srinivasan; Sreenivasulu R Borra; Chandi Datta; Aliya Walji > Subject: RE: Test Case Template > > > Arpita, > Thanks for you email. As we just discussed on the phone, Aliya and I will > look at creating another example test case. One other comment about the > template I failed to make. I would like the Test Scenario descriptions to > be clear and consise so the reviewers of the test cases can have a clear > idea as to the purpose of the test cases before they read the detailed > test > cases. Also, I would like to encourage all of you to think of as many > possible ideas as you can for scenarios and list them. For this release, > we may not get all of the scenario ideas turned into test cases, but as > you > test, think about the "what if..." questions that come to your mind about > the feature you're testing and list those "what if" questions as possible > scenarios. > > Also, I had some trouble hearing each of you on the phone, so please email > me with any questions or concerns I didn't answer or that we didn't have > time to discuss. > > Best Regards, > Jeff > > > > From: Arpita Adhicary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Mon 2/18/2008 6:27 AM > To: Jeff Brewster > Cc: Jaganathan Srinivasan; Sreenivasulu R Borra; Chandi Datta; Aliya Walji > Subject: Test Case Template > > > > Hi Jeff, > > Thanks for the new template for test cases on v1.1. Your example on > "Sequence of Names" was quite helpful and we have started looking into the > possibilities of changing our existing config options test cases into that > format. > However, there is a difference between writing test cases for the back end > property files config options and any other front-end feature. Thus, it > will be great if you can send us an example for one of the front-end > features too. It will be very helpful for us to refer to such examples > sent > by you. If possible you can send us the example on the feature "Loan > Defaults Based on Previous Loan/Loan Cycle." > > > > Thanks & Best Regards, > Arpita Adhicary > Business Analyst > IBM India Pvt. Ltd. > 2nd Floor, Block A > Embassy Golf Links > Off Indiranagar-Koramangala Ring Road > Bangalore - 560 071 > Mobile: +91-9886754331 > > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > (See attached file: v1.1 test case example - Loan Defaults .xls) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/
