Test Plan - deegree/deegree3 GitHub Wiki
Test Plan - deegree service console
Main Item "general"
Test Case-01: Import, start, delete, create and upload workspace
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks the "workspaces" tab. | A page with "Workspace management" opens. |
| 02 | The user selects one of the listed workspaces under "Import an official workspace" and clicks the "Import" button. | The selected workspace is imported and listed under "Available workspaces". |
| 03.1 | The user selects the workspace imported in step 02 under "Available workspaces" and clicks the "Start" button. | The workspace is now active and is listed under "Active workspace". |
| 03.2 | The user selects the workspace imported in step 02 under "Available workspaces" and clicks the "Delete" button. | The workspace is deleted from "Available workspaces". |
| 04 | The user enters an identifier under "Create a new workspace" and clicks the "Create new" button. | The created workspace is listed under "Available workspaces". |
| 05 | The user clicks the "Choose File" button under "Upload workspace" and selects an existing workspace in the file browser of the respective operating system. | The selected workspace is temporarily displayed in the interface. |
| 06 | The user clicks the "Upload" button. | The uploaded workspace is listed under "Available workspaces". |
Main Item "web services"
Test Case-02: Create, edit, deactivate and delete web services
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "services" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Web services" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create New" button. | A new page named "Create new service" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective service type and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created web service is listed under "Web services". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the web service created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the web service can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Web Services" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the web service created in step 02. | The web service is displayed as "off" in the interface, the "Capabilities" button disappears. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the web service deactivated in step 05.1. | The web service is displayed as "on" in the interface, the "Capabilities" button appears. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the web service created in step 02. | The web service is deleted and no longer listed. |
Test Case-03: Integrate WFS and WMS in QGIS
Preconditions
- The QGIS software must be installed on the computer, optionally also with the WFS 2.0 Client Plugin.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks the "Capabilities" button for a WFS. | A new tab opens with a GetCapabilities request for the previously selected WFS. |
| 02 | The user copies the URL of the new tab. Then they integrate this URL as a new WFS connection in QGIS. | The connection is displayed in QGIS and can be expanded. |
| 03 | The user expands the WFS connection in QGIS. | Depending on the WFS used, one or more FeatureTypes are displayed. |
| 04 | The user displays the FeatureTypes in QGIS. | Depending on the complexity of the data, QGIS may not be able to graphically display the FeatureTypes in the user interface. |
| 05 | The user repeats steps 01-03 with a WMS. | The layers provided by the service are displayed in QGIS. |
| 06 | The user displays the layers in QGIS. | The respective WMS layer is graphically displayed in the QGIS user interface. |
Main Item "data stores"
Test Case-04: Create, edit, deactivate and delete coverage store
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "coverage" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Coverage stores" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new coverage" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created coverage store is listed under "Coverage stores". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the coverage store created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the coverage store can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Coverage stores" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the coverage store created in step 02. | The coverage store is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the coverage store deactivated in step 05.1. | The coverage store is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the coverage store created in step 02. | The coverage store is deleted and no longer listed. |
Test Case-05: Create, edit, deactivate and delete feature store
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "feature" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Feature stores" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new feature store" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created feature store is listed under "Feature stores". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the feature store created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the feature store can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Feature stores" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the feature store created in step 02. | The feature store is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the feature store deactivated in step 05.1. | The feature store is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the feature store created in step 02. | The feature store is deleted and no longer listed. |
Test Case-06: Create, edit, deactivate and delete metadata store
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "metadata" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Metadata stores" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new metadata store" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created metadata store is listed under "Metadata stores". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the metadata store created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the metadata store can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Metadata stores" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the metadata store created in step 02. | The metadata store is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the metadata store deactivated in step 05.1. | The metadata store is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the metadata store created in step 02. | The metadata store is deleted and no longer listed. |
Test Case-07: Create, edit, deactivate, and delete tile store
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "tile" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Tile stores" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new tile store" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created tile store is listed under "Tile stores". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the tile store created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the tile store can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Tile stores" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the tile store created in step 02. | The tile store is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the tile store deactivated in step 05.1. | The tile store is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the tile store created in step 02. | The tile store is deleted and no longer listed. |
Main Item "map layers"
Test Case-08: Create, edit, deactivate, and delete layers
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "layers" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Layers" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new layer" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created layer is listed under "Layers". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the layer created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the layer can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Layers" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the layer created in step 02. | The layer is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the layer deactivated in step 05.1. | The layer is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the layer created in step 02. | The layer is deleted and no longer listed. |
Test Case-09: Create, edit, deactivate, and delete layer styles
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "styles" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Layer styles" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new layer" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created layer style is listed under "Layer styles". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the layer style created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the layer style can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Layer styles" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the layer style created in step 02. | The layer style is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the layer style deactivated in step 05.1. | The layer style is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the layer style created in step 02. | The layer style is deleted and no longer listed. |
Test Case-10: Create, edit, deactivate, and delete layer themes
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "styles" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Layer themes" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new layer" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created layer theme is listed under "Layer themes". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the layer theme created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the layer theme can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Layer themes" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the layer theme created in step 02. | The layer theme is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the layer theme deactivated in step 05.1. | The layer theme is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the layer theme created in step 02. | The layer theme is deleted and no longer listed. |
Main Item "connections"
Test Case-11: Create, edit, deactivate, and delete database connection
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "databases" tab. | A page with the workspace's "SQL database connections" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new database connection" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created database connection is listed under "SQL database connections". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the database connection created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the database connection can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "SQL database connections" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the database connection created in step 02. | The database connection is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the database connection deactivated in step 05.1. | The database connection is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the database connection created in step 02. | The database connection is deleted and no longer listed. |
Test Case-12: Create, edit, deactivate, and delete remote service connection
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "remote services" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Remote service connections" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new remote OWS connection" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created remote service connection is listed under "Remote service connections". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the remote service connection created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the remote service connection can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Remote service connections" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the remote service connection created in step 02. | The remote service connection is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the remote service connection deactivated in step 05.1. | The remote service connection is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the remote service connection created in step 02. | The remote service connection is deleted and no longer listed. |
Main Item "processes"
Test Case-13: Create, edit, deactivate, and delete process provider
Preconditions
- Step 03.1 from Test Case-01 has been successfully completed.
Test Case
| Step | Description | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The user clicks on the "provider" tab. | A page with the workspace's "Process providers" opens. |
| 02.1 | The user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page named "Create new process provider" opens. |
| 02.2 | The user enters an identifier, selects the respective configuration and an XML configuration template. Then the user clicks the "Create new" button. | A new page opens where the created XML configuration template can be edited. |
| 02.3 | The user clicks the "Save" button without making any changes. | The created process provider is listed under "Process providers". |
| 03 | The user clicks the "Edit" button for the process provider created in step 02. | A new page opens where the XML configuration of the process provider can be edited. |
| 04 | The user clicks the "Cancel" button in the XML configuration. | The XML configuration is closed and the "Process providers" page is displayed. |
| 05.1 | The user clicks the "Deactivate" button for the process provider created in step 02. | The process provider is displayed as "off" in the interface. |
| 05.2 | The user clicks the "Activate" button for the process provider deactivated in step 05.1. | The process provider is displayed as "on" in the interface. |
| 05.3 | The user clicks the "Delete" button for the process provider created in step 02. | The process provider is deleted and no longer listed. |