Tests for Web Applications II Lab (Lab02a) Sign-Off
1) Pull up Lab02a in Eclipse: Verify project name has been changed to “CS320_lab02a_username”, “username” = student’s YCP username.
2) Pull up Index page: Verify that the there are links/buttons for AddNumbers, MultiplyNumbers, and GuessingGame.
3) Go to Add Numbers from Index page: AddNumbers page appears, with three number fields.
4) Enter three numbers: Get correct sum.
5) Delete third number: Get correct error message: “Please enter 3 numbers” (required), fields have original values (extra credit).
6) Replace third number with “abc”: Get correct error message: “Invalid double” (required), fields have original values (extra credit).
7) Go back to the Index Page.
8) Go to Multiply Numbers: MultiplyNumbers page appears, with two number fields.
9) Enter two numbers: Get correct product.
10) Delete first number: Get correct error message: “Please enter 2 numbers” (required), all fields have original values (extra credit).
11) Replace first number with “abc”: Get correct error message: “Invalid double” (required), all fields have original values (extra credit).
12) Go back to Index Page.
13) Go to Guessing Game: GuessingGame page appears, “Start Game” displayed.
14) Use 33 as the number: Press correct buttons, application eventually guesses 33. Sequence of guesses: 50 -> 25 -> 37 -> 31 -> 34 -> 32 -> 33.
15) Pull up Numbers.java: Verify encapsulation. Model attributes are private, and public constructor(s), getters, setters have been provided.
16) Pull up addNumbersServlet.java: Verify ONLY error message and model paramters are being set in the HTTP request.
17) In addNumbersServlet.java: Verify MVC is followed. NO direct calls to Numbers model setter methods. Only controller methods used to changeNumbers attributes.
18) In multiplyNumbersServlet.java: Verify MVC is followed. NO direct calls to Numbers model setter methods. Only controller methods used to change Numbers attributes.
19) Pull up addNumbers.JSP: Verify it ONLY pulls model data directly from Numbers.java model.
20) Run JUnit tests for NumbersController.java and Numbers.java methods: Test cases exist and pass. Complete test cases cover constructor(s), getters, setter(s), and add and multiply methods.
