- From: Guillermo Álvaro Rey <alvarorg@cs.tcd.ie>
- Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 15:54:18 +0100
- To: www-xkms@w3.org
- Message-Id: <1092754458.5073.214.camel@lamb.dsg.cs.tcd.ie>
Hi all, During last teleconf I agreed to send a template so that others could contribute with more test scenarios and messages easily. I think this is quite understandable: <!-- test "name the test here" --> <test id="test id here"> <text>your test description here </text> <message ref="msg/msgTestNumbera.xml"/> <message ref="msg/msgTestNumberb.xml"/> </test> For example, if I am writting a new test scenario similar to the first one (synchronous locate) but using Two Phase Protocol, I will write something like: <!-- test "two phase" --> <test id="T3"> <text> Two Phase: A client wishes to obtain an encryption key bound to bob@example.com, so it can be able to send an encrypted mail to Bob. The client secure email format is S/MIME. The processing mode is two-phase. The resulting set of messages will consist of two Locate Requests to the server and two Locate Responses returned. </text> <message ref="msg/msgT3a.xml"/> <message ref="msg/msgT3b.xml"/> <message ref="msg/msgT3c.xml"/> <message ref="msg/msgT3d.xml"/> </test> Notice that there are four messages in this case; no problem about that. And it would be very useful if along with this xml piece and the xml messages you could indicate what assertions are being covered. For this two-phase example it could be: XKMS_2_0_Paragraph_64-majorresultrepresent, XKMS_2_0_Paragraph_67-respmechanismphase1, XKMS_2_0_Paragraph_120-resultmajorrepresent etc. Talk to you in the call later. I would be pleased to get feedback. Kind regards, - -Guillermo Alvaro
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