What is SharePoint?

Share point helps team members to connect and exchange information in a collaborative manner. It helps to centralize enterprise information for efficient functioning. For instance below is how a normal organization works. Files and documents scattered in individual PC and data is transported according to custom protocols. The communication protocol for sending these data is also person dependent. Somebody would use an email , somebody would share a drive etc. 

Share point unites all the documents in to one centralize place and unifies the data transport mechanism. In one words a central enterprise information portal.

 

Window Test Scenario details

Window Test Scenario details:

A.    Check, Window default size should be correct

B.      Check, field on page with default set focus (it should be on first input field of the screen)

C.     Check, child Window size should be correct

D.    Check, child Window should be closed on closing parent window.

E.      Check, user should not able to use / update any fields on parent if child window opened.

F.      Check child window‘s cancel button functionality.

G.     Check re-sizable for window

H.    Check window maximize, minimize and close functionality

I.        Check window’s scroll bar functionality for all windows (parent/child)

Share point projects testing

SharePoint projects testing is same as we doing for another technologies. But keep in mind below things while you go for SharePoint testing.

You can start with the SharePoint Site Collection settings, checking all the Site title, URLs, Enabled Features in the Site Actions.

 Test all the below for individual sites recursively.

 Test the site collection settings if defined and the site collection URL if provided in the design.

 Move on to the different SharePoint lists, libraries and pages settings (in the respective order) within the site.

 Test the Default page first and then move onto other pages.

 For pages, test the Page Title, Filename, Type and Template name before testing the page web parts.

 In the Pages (Default & Custom SharePoint Pages) you can test individual

 1) Data View Web parts for source and functionality as designed.

 2) List View Web parts and their Default Display settings.

 3) .NET Web parts settings and their functionality as designed.

 Test the event actions specified with respect to user actions in the web parts as specified for event handlers for all web parts in the page.  Test the web services defined for user actions on web parts.

 

 After the pages in the site collection is tested, move on to Page navigation in the Site Actions, for Global navigation and left navigation settings.

 Finally, on the page, test the security settings for People & Groups set on the web parts in the page.  Continue the order for other sites within the app.