- From: olivier Thereaux <ot@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 3 Aug 2004 12:27:44 +0900
- To: QA Dev <public-qa-dev@w3.org>
- Message-Id: <1551F3C2-E4FD-11D8-B4D9-000A95E54002@w3.org>
Hello, One particular thing I have been playing with in the past weeks (well, the idea is much older...) is the idea of cataloguing the known cases for the testing of our tool. I put a demo at http://qa-dev.w3.org/tests/ which I would like you to test. Don't hesitate to play with the data, remove, modify entries if you want: I have made a backup today before making this area public. Certainly this is still incomplete, and one type of feedback I am eager to get is - how we could add/improve test case properties to make them more usable - which interface or query method (etc) would be useful for our needs For the moment, both the admin interfaces and the more simple listing interface are public. Do you think the former should only be accessibly to us (through simple http auth). Obviously there's a risk of getting "spammed" by some idiot, but the question, really, is whether we will be the only one to input cases or if we think it's important to leave the interface public. I tend to think "no", since we already have Bugzilla (although I admit I don't have an easy way to transfer test cases from one to the other). Oh, and, yes, the back-end is in RDF/XML. But that's just that, a back-end format so let's just get over it, shall we? :) Cheers, -- olivier
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