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| ====== Testing ====== | ====== Testing ====== | ||
| - | The next step is to try out the newly configured system to ensure it works as expected. This is done by instructing //**Aware IM**// to create a testing environment for the system. Select the business space version 1.1 in the tree section of the Configuration Tool, right click and select the “Put under test” command from the popup menu. The state of the business version changes to “Under Test” indicating that it is now possible to work with the business space in the testing mode (see the “Testing Mode” in the [[docs:1300_user_guide|Aware IM User Guide]] section for more on operation and testing modes). | + | The next step is to try out the newly configured system to ensure it works as expected. This is done by instructing //**AwareIM**// to create a testing environment for the system. Select the business space version 1.1 in the tree section of the Configuration Tool, right click and select the "Put under test" |
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| We start a standard web browser, such as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, and log into the system by entering the following in the address bar of the browser: | We start a standard web browser, such as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, and log into the system by entering the following in the address bar of the browser: | ||
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| - | Alternatively we can just select the “Tools/ | + | Alternatively we can just select the "Tools/ |
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| The browser shows the generic login form where we enter the following: | The browser shows the generic login form where we enter the following: | ||
| + | * '' | ||
| + | * '' | ||
| + | * '' | ||
| + | * '' | ||
| + | This login address will work if // | ||
| - | * Business space: the business name you specified when installing // | + | If all parameters are entered correctly, //**AwareIM**// will display the main page of our application, |
| - | * Login name: '' | + | |
| - | * Password: the password you specified when installing // | + | |
| - | * Test mode flag: check the box to indicate we want to login into the testing mode, not the regular operation mode. | + | |
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| - | This login address will work if // | + | |
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| - | If all parameters are entered correctly, //**Aware IM**// will display the main page of our application, | + | |
| - | Click on the “New Customer” menu item. //**Aware IM**// displays a form for the new Customer object showing fields for the configured attributes. Enter some fictitious, but legitimate data for the new customer and click the “Create” button. The system validates the entered data and registers our first customer. Create another customer and enter a birthday date, which makes the customer too young to be registered. Upon clicking the “Create” button the system should check the ‘Age validation’ rule we specified, give an error message and refuse to register the customer. Correct the birthday field and re-submit the form. In the same way create a few more fictitious customers using different names and birthdays. | + | Click on the "New Customer" |
| - | Next we will try searching for customers. Click on the “Find Customer” menu item, enter a part of a customer name when prompted and click on the “Search” button. //**Aware IM**// should present a table showing the customers whose names contain the text we entered for the search (note that the search is case-sensitive). If you click on the “Edit” button next to a customer name in the query result table //**Aware IM**// will display the form with details for that customer. You can make changes and click on the “Save” button to update the customer details. The system will accept the changes only if they pass validation. | + | Next we will try searching for customers. Click on the "Find Customer" |
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| - | * The computer where //**Aware IM**// is installed can connect to the mail server, in other words it is possible to send outgoing e-mails from the computer. Typically it means that the computer should be connected to the Internet. | + | * The computer where //**AwareIM**// is installed can connect to the mail server, in other words it is possible to send outgoing e-mails from the computer. Typically it means that the computer should be connected to the Internet. |
| * Some of the fictitious customers have birthdays on the current date. | * Some of the fictitious customers have birthdays on the current date. | ||
| * Those birthday customers have e-mail addresses that we can check to see the e-mails they receive. | * Those birthday customers have e-mail addresses that we can check to see the e-mails they receive. | ||
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| - | We need to check how the system generates and sends greeting emails, but we do not want to wait until seven o’clock in the morning for the process to run. Instead, we can start the greeting process manually via the main menu. Click on the “Standard” menu item to see its sub-menu, and then click on the ‘Start process’ item. //**Aware IM**// will run the '' | + | We need to check how the system generates and sends greeting emails, but we do not want to wait until seven o’clock in the morning for the process to run. Instead, we can start the greeting process manually via the main menu. Click on the "Standard" |