[Building Sakai] Critical issues on timed assessments

[Raul Sanchez Vegas]

Hi Bryan

I've been able to reproduce the second issue on 
http://nightly2.sakaiproject.org:8082/portal. The steps to reproduce it are:

1.Create a 10 minutes timed assessment which has only one allowed 
submission .

2.The student takes the assessment e.g. at 11:00:00.

3.When assessment's time is going to finish, the student opens other 
tool, and he comes back to assessment e.g. at 11:10:20 (20 seconds after 
time limit is reached which it is 10 minutes). Next the student is able 
to take the expired assessment. If student takes the assessment, then 
the time counter shows: "Time's up" however the student is either able 
to continue the assessment for a few seconds and able to submit it.

I think that both issues could be the same issue because the main 
problem is that the student is able to take an expired assessment. The 
issue persists so I think we might create a related Jira, don't you?

Regards,
Raúl

El 19/11/2012 15:07, Bryan Holladay escribió:
> Have you tested this on trunk?  If not, please try to reproduce those 
> issues here: http://nightly2.sakaiproject.org:8082/portal
>
> If you can still reproduce them, please file 2 jira tickets under the 
> Samigo project (SAM) at jira.sakaiproject.org 
> <http://jira.sakaiproject.org> and mark them as blockers.  If you need 
> help, just send an email.
>
> I have seen something similar to this on a 2.8 instance, but not in 
> 2.8.x.  I wasn't able to reproduce the issue in 2.9 or trunk, so I 
> believe it's been addressed (but I couldn't find the commit that fixed 
> it).  I believe it was fixed with the additional data validation 
> checks that were added.
>
> -Bryan
>
> On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 6:44 AM, Raul Sanchez Vegas <raulsv at um.es 
> <mailto:raulsv at um.es>> wrote:
>
>     Hi all
>
>     We've found 2 critical issues on Samigo. The steps to reproduce it
>     are:
>
>     1.Create a 10 minutes timed assessment which has only one allowed
>     submission.
>     2.The student takes the assessment e.g. at 11:00:00.
>     3.When assessment's time is going to finish, the student opens other
>     tool, and he comes back to assessment e.g. at 11:10:20 (20 seconds
>     after
>     time limit is reached which it is 10 minutes). Next the student is
>     able
>     to take the expired assessment. If student takes the assessment and he
>     closes the browser, the backend java thread submits the assessment
>     when
>     new time limit is reached at 11:20:20(ten minutes after last take).
>
>
>     1.Create a 10 minutes timed assessment which has only one allowed
>     submission .
>     2.The student takes the assessment e.g. at 11:00:00.
>     3.When assessment's time is going to finish, the student opens other
>     tool, and he comes back to assessment e.g. at 11:10:20 (20 seconds
>     after
>     time limit is reached which it is 10 minutes). Next the student is
>     able
>     to take the expired assessment. If student takes the assessment, then
>     the time counter shows: "Time's up" however the student is either able
>     to continue the assessment for a few seconds and able to submit it.
>
>
>     Do you know if there is any related Jira? Has anyone had the same
>     issue?
>
>     Thanks,
>     Raúl
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