CVS: rdesktop/doc seamlessrdp-channel.txt, 1.14, 1.15

Peter Åstrand <[email protected]> Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:15:24 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.network.rdesktop.cvs
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Update of /cvsroot/rdesktop/rdesktop/doc
In directory sc8-pr-cvs9.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv24013

Modified Files:
	seamlessrdp-channel.txt 
Log Message:
Numbered test cases

Index: seamlessrdp-channel.txt
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/rdesktop/rdesktop/doc/seamlessrdp-channel.txt,v
retrieving revision 1.14
retrieving revision 1.15
diff -C2 -d -r1.14 -r1.15
*** seamlessrdp-channel.txt	26 Mar 2008 16:44:55 -0000	1.14
--- seamlessrdp-channel.txt	27 Mar 2008 16:15:21 -0000	1.15
***************
*** 341,437 ****
  Blackbox, IceWM etc). You can also test without a window manager. 
  
! * Start Wordpad. Verify taskbar icon. 
! 
! * Resize Wordpad main window. 
! 
! * Open "Open Dialog". Resize, bigger than main window. Verify no
!   additional task bar icons. Verify that the Open dialog is focused.
! 
! * Open File Format box dropdown. Verify that it correctly appears
!   outside main window. Verify no additional task bar icons. 
! 
! * Abort Open. Select About Wordpad. Verify no additional task bar
!   icons. Verify that the About dialog is focused. 
! 
! * Minimize and restore Wordpad using the WM. Verify that both the
!   Wordpad and About window is minimized and restored, and that the
!   About window ends up in front of Wordpad. This test is known to fail
!   with some WMs. Close the About dialog. 
! 
! * Open Wordpad Help. Verify task bar icon. 
! 
! * Switch between Help and Wordpad window using a X11 taskbar. 
! 
! * In Wordpad, right click at the bottom of the document, and verify
!   that the menu correctly appears outside the main window. Verify no
!   additional task bar icons.
! 
! * Click on the New icon. Select Text Document. Verify that the taskbar
!   icon is updated.
! 
! * Write something. Try the Find dialog (Ctrl-F). Move it outside the
!   main window. Verify no task bar icons. 
! 
! * Make Wordpad very small and try to use the menus. 
! 
! 
! * Start Internet Explorer. 
! 
! * Minimize IE using the IE button. Restore. 
! 
! * Minimize IE using the taskbar. Restore. 
! 
! * Maximize IE using the IE button. Restore. 
! 
! * Maximize IE using the taskbar. Restore. 
! 
! * Open an additional IE window and verify you can switch between them. 
! 
! 
! * Try the menus in Microsoft Office XP, which uses shaded menus. 
! 
! 
! * Test transient windows: Run a program (ie Excel) seamlessly and open
!   a modal dialog (ie Open). Move the dialog so it partially overlaps
!   its parent window. Cover both windows with a third (ie a maximized
!   xterm). Click on Excel's taskbar entry to bring it to the front.
! 
! 
! * Test topmost windows: Run Task Manager seamlessly
!   (...\seamlessrdpshell.exe taskmgr). From Task Manager's File menu,
!   select 'New Task (Run)' and run Notepad. Move Notepad so it
!   partially overlaps Task Manager. Cover both windows with a native
!   window (ie a maximized xterm). Click on Notepad's taskbar entry to
!   bring it to the front.
! 
! 
! * Test X11 window close: Start Notepad and open the Help
!   Browser. Close the Help Browser window on the X11 side using your
!   window manager. Verify that rdesktop still runs and that the Notepad
!   application window still exists.
! 
! 
! * Test window restacking: Run Mozilla Seamonkey and open two separate
!   windows. From the first one, select the other one from the windows
!   menu. Verify that the other window is brought to the front. Test
!   this using both the mouse and the keyboard.
! 
! 
! * Test restacking of a bottom window. For this test, you'll need to
!   the tool "notepadbehindwordpad.exe". Run Task Manager
!   seamlessly. Start Notepad and Wordpad from it. Manually stack the
!   windows as (from top to bottom) Task Manager - Notepad - xterm -
!   Wordpad. Make sure the windows partially overlaps. From Task
!   Manager, execute notepadbehindwordpad.exe. This
!   test is expected to fail when rdesktop emits the warning about
!   broken WM at startup.
! 
! 
! * Test restacking of a middle window. For this test, you'll need to
!   the tool "notepadbehindwordpad.exe". Run Task Manager
!   seamlessly. Start Paint, Notepad, and Wordpad from it. Manually
!   stack the windows as (from top to bottom) Task Manager - Notepad -
!   xterm - Wordpad - Paint. Make sure the windows partially
!   overlaps. From Task Manager, execute notepadbehindwordpad.exe. This
!   test is expected to fail when rdesktop emits the warning about
!   broken WM at startup.
--- 341,437 ----
  Blackbox, IceWM etc). You can also test without a window manager. 
  
! 1  Start Wordpad. Verify taskbar icon. 
!  
! 2  Resize Wordpad main window. 
!  
! 3  Open "Open Dialog". Resize, bigger than main window. Verify no
!    additional task bar icons. Verify that the Open dialog is focused.
!  
! 4  Open File Format box dropdown. Verify that it correctly appears
!    outside main window. Verify no additional task bar icons. 
!  
! 5  Abort Open. Select About Wordpad. Verify no additional task bar
!    icons. Verify that the About dialog is focused. 
!  
! 6  Minimize and restore Wordpad using the WM. Verify that both the
!    Wordpad and About window is minimized and restored, and that the
!    About window ends up in front of Wordpad. This test is known to fail
!    with some WMs. Close the About dialog. 
!  
! 7  Open Wordpad Help. Verify task bar icon. 
!  
! 8  Switch between Help and Wordpad window using a X11 taskbar. 
!  
! 9  In Wordpad, right click at the bottom of the document, and verify
!    that the menu correctly appears outside the main window. Verify no
!    additional task bar icons.
!  
! 10 Click on the New icon. Select Text Document. Verify that the taskbar
!    icon is updated.
!  
! 11 Write something. Try the Find dialog (Ctrl-F). Move it outside the
!    main window. Verify no task bar icons. 
!  
! 12 Make Wordpad very small and try to use the menus. 
!  
!  
! 13 Start Internet Explorer. 
!  
! 14 Minimize IE using the IE button. Restore. 
!  
! 15 Minimize IE using the taskbar. Restore. 
!  
! 16 Maximize IE using the IE button. Restore. 
!  
! 17 Maximize IE using the taskbar. Restore. 
!  
! 18 Open an additional IE window and verify you can switch between them. 
!  
!  
! 19 Try the menus in Microsoft Office XP, which uses shaded menus. 
!  
!  
! 20 Test transient windows: Run a program (ie Excel) seamlessly and open
!    a modal dialog (ie Open). Move the dialog so it partially overlaps
!    its parent window. Cover both windows with a third (ie a maximized
!    xterm). Click on Excel's taskbar entry to bring it to the front.
!  
!  
! 21 Test topmost windows: Run Task Manager seamlessly
!    (...\seamlessrdpshell.exe taskmgr). From Task Manager's File menu,
!    select 'New Task (Run)' and run Notepad. Move Notepad so it
!    partially overlaps Task Manager. Cover both windows with a native
!    window (ie a maximized xterm). Click on Notepad's taskbar entry to
!    bring it to the front.
!  
!  
! 22 Test X11 window close: Start Notepad and open the Help
!    Browser. Close the Help Browser window on the X11 side using your
!    window manager. Verify that rdesktop still runs and that the Notepad
!    application window still exists.
!  
!  
! 23 Test window restacking: Run Mozilla Seamonkey and open two separate
!    windows. From the first one, select the other one from the windows
!    menu. Verify that the other window is brought to the front. Test
!    this using both the mouse and the keyboard.
!  
!  
! 24 Test restacking of a bottom window. For this test, you'll need to
!    the tool "notepadbehindwordpad.exe". Run Task Manager
!    seamlessly. Start Notepad and Wordpad from it. Manually stack the
!    windows as (from top to bottom) Task Manager - Notepad - xterm -
!    Wordpad. Make sure the windows partially overlaps. From Task
!    Manager, execute notepadbehindwordpad.exe. This
!    test is expected to fail when rdesktop emits the warning about
!    broken WM at startup.
!  
!  
! 25 Test restacking of a middle window. For this test, you'll need to
!    the tool "notepadbehindwordpad.exe". Run Task Manager
!    seamlessly. Start Paint, Notepad, and Wordpad from it. Manually
!    stack the windows as (from top to bottom) Task Manager - Notepad -
!    xterm - Wordpad - Paint. Make sure the windows partially
!    overlaps. From Task Manager, execute notepadbehindwordpad.exe. This
!    test is expected to fail when rdesktop emits the warning about
!    broken WM at startup.


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