[samigo-team] review/testing request: SAM-1615

[David Horwitz]

Hi Lynn,

Sure the code touched in the service layer is relates to delivery and 
grading stack so my hit list for testing would include:

1) Are student responses correctly saved (including random access - i.e. 
going back and editing a response)
2) Does grading and feedback work as expected.

I have done reasonably extensive testing of 1) but am less sure that I 
have got adequate coverage of 2

D

On 03/06/2012 03:57 PM, Ward, Lynn E. wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> Can you provide some guidance for us non-techies on where and how best to
> test from a functional perspective?  What features are likely affected and
> should we simply be verifying that everything seems to be working as it
> should (i.e., basic regression testing) or us there something specific we
> should be looking for.  Also, are the changes in trunk?  I won't likely
> have time to look at this in the near future as we are in the midst of
> testing a local patch, but perhaps someone else can.  It would be helpful
> if you could add testing instructions to the Jira.
>
> Lynn
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> Lynn Ward, Principal Systems Analyst
> Instructional Technology Systems and Services
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> Indiana University
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> On 3/6/12 8:24 AM, "David Horwitz"<david.horwitz at uct.ac.za>  wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> A request for review/testing of work on this issue:
>>
>> https://jira.sakaiproject.org/browse/SAM-1615
>>
>> Currently this is in the SAM-1615 branch.:
>>
>> This consists of turning the objects used in the grading/delivery stack
> >from Interface + implementation into POJO's which override Objects
>> equals and hashcode methods. I have tried to keep the changes as minaly
>> disruptive as possible however a fair amount of code was touched.
>>
>> The upside of this is that the number of update queries when moving from
>> page to page in delivery is seriously reduced.
>>
>> Currently when moving from page to page the following update/inserts are
>> issued:
>>
>> 1) update on AssesmentGradingData
>> 3) insert on ItemData for questions on the page (if their new otherwise
>> updates)
>> 4) Updates on ItemData for all questions answered
>>
>>
>> With this fix the updates in 4 are removed - i.e. redundant updates are
>> removed.
>>
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