The Webstack QA is pleased to announce the completion of build79 
validation campaign


Overall summary
===============

This report aims at providing an assessment for the Webstack integration 
in Nevada build79. The validation campaign has been executed against 
Nevada build 79 for the period from Dec 3rd 2007 to Dec 14th 2007. Both 
functional and integration testing have been covered. Functional testing 
focus has been done for AMP components subset.
With Nevada build79 15 new bugs have been filed (1 P2, 12 P3) vs 6 P3 in 
previous Nevada build 78.
Overall test results can be considered as acceptable. Some functional 
bugs would require to be fixed in the next builds planned for SXDE 01/08 
RR to ensure feature completness and increase functional quality.
QA is confident these issues will be fixed within the SXDE 01/08 timeframe.


Key highlights
==============

     *  With nevada Build 79 the first version of the Developer Tools 
WebStack Admin environment ships all expected features but needs to be 
enhanced from an usability standpoint. In addition, some functional bugs 
have been filed to highlight some robustness problems, along with a RFE 
for the php/mysql delivred sample not that much user friendly. The 
Webstack Admin being the end user entry point for the webstack, we have 
to pay high attention on it.

     * As regards the AMP components non regression functional testing 
the results show up :
           o the MySQL component confirms it has reached a good 
stability with high pass rate (99%), one issue exists on the sparc only 
(bug 6643825), the 2 others tests failed are coming from test itself.
           o although PHP pass rate decreases with B79 (70 % vs 80 % in 
B73) because of a significant list of missing extensions increasing the 
number of unresolved tests (715 in B73 vs 1129 in B79), the number of 
tests failed is much lower (13 in B79 vs 50 in B73). The number of new 
unresolved tests is mainly due to less extensions integrated in B79 
(that were present in B73)
           o similarly, for Apache, as webstack integration delivers the 
modules most demanded by the community a certain number of missing 
extension impacts the pass rate (see bug 6634926 closed by Engineering). 
Globally pass rates are better in B79 (especially for httpd-tests moving 
from 37% to 71%)
           o A couple of issues affecting the level of functionality of 
the Webstack in this build79 have to be fixed in the next builds to 
ensure feature completness : like for instance ability to add extensions 
for Apache not working, Webmin not integrated for all components, man 
pages not available for all components

     * Integration testing is successful with :
           o setup and deployments of the short list web applications 
(refer to 
http://jese-qa.france/SAMP/docs/integration_testing_test_plan_0.2.html 
section 2.0)
           o End-user scenarios executed on these web applications all 
passed


Detailed report
===============

http://jese-qa.france/SAMP/docs/Test_Report_nvb79.html

test report is also available of the wiki of webstack QA at 
https://twiki.france/bin/view/WebStackQA/TestReports


rgds,
webstack QA



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