Introduction

Reference Documents
Test Configurations
Setup Requirements
How To Run The Tests
Test Cases
Revision History

Introduction:

PrintQL is a very basic manual test that first prints the contents of a "Frame" to a printer, then prints the contents of a JFrame to a printer.
PrintQL requires visual verification and does not generate any results files.

Reference Documents:

None

Test Configurations:

The following configurations are to be tested:

Windows	Windows 95, Windows 98SE, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows ME
Solaris Sparc	Solaris 2.6, 7, 8, 9
Solaris IA (X86)	Solaris IA 2.6, 7, 8, 9
Linux	Redhat, Turbo, Caldera, Suse, Mandrake
Browsers	Netscape 4.5x, 4.6x, 4.7x, 6.x  Internet Explorer 4.x, 5.x

Setup Requirements:

Preliminary Setup:

Be sure that all appropriate patches for the OS and JDK are installed on the test machine. To install patches on a machine, please use the Patch Tool at: http://sqesvr.eng.sun.com/tools/patches.sqe/patchtool

Be sure that the test machine is virus-free. Refer to: http://sqesvr.eng.sun.com/j2se_sqe/virus

Install a local copy of the JDK you want to test against.

Bringover a local copy of the "PrintQL" test directory.

How To Run The Tests:

PrintQL is a very basic manual test that is only run one way. It has no knowledge BAT, QL, SL/FL, reliability or performance and is not compatible with DTF.

For an estimation of time required to perform this task, please see: http://sqesvr.eng.sun.com/deployment1/SQE/systest/SQE_transition.html
 
Step 01: CD to the local PrintQL test directory.
Step 02: Set the PATH variable to include a path to the appropriate gnumake utility for the platform under test.
Step 03: Set the JAVA_HOME variable to point to the local JDK under test.
Step 04: Type "gnumake all" to remove existing class files, recompile the test, and run the test.

Test Case 01: Printing the contents of a "Frame"

Step 01: Wait for "Printing QL with Frame" window to open and fill with various graphic elements.
Step 02: Click the "Print" button at the bottom of the window.
Step 03: Wait for the "Print" dialog to appear. (takes a *long* time)
Step 04: Select a printer, (and any other settings you like), and click the "Print" button.
Step 05: Go to the printer and see if you got an appropriate printout.
Step 06: Close the "Printing QL with Frame" window. (proceed to "Step 07" below)

Test Case 02: Printing the contents of a "JFrame"

Step 07: Wait for "Printing QL with JFrame" window to open and fill with various graphic elements.
Step 08: Click the "Print" button at the bottom of the window.
Step 09: Wait for the "Print" dialog to appear. (takes a *long* time)
Step 10: Select a printer, (and any other settings you like), and click the "Print" button.
Step 11: Go to the printer and see if you got an appropriate printout.
Step 12: Close the "Printing QL with JFrame" window.

Revision History:

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