Meeting minute for June,28 2007 Attendes: Anissa, Senthil, Mike, Davis, Ken, Judy, Rajeev, Scott, Prashanth, Agenda for 6/28
- Status and issues relating to Doc.
- Status and issues from QE
- Developer status
Doc
- Some problem with JBI help in cluster. Rajeev will not be able to solve without *developer's help. Senthil will work with Rajeev off-line after this meeting.
- Anissa looking at OLH.
- Scott made changes to in-line help and mark the issue tracker bugs as closed. Some are on-going enhancement. Major issue has been addressed.
- Judy brings up the topic about reviewing Admin Guide. Paul should be sending out the list of doc and reviewers. Judy also brought up the lack of doc regarding LoadBalancer.
QE
- Judy mentioned that in general, we don't publish test spec & test cases. Can talk to the release team meeting if anything wants to be changed. Anissa will bring that up in the Release team that Alex also attends.
- Varun is testing backend of LB, including end-to-end testing, he uses CLI to do the testing. Anissa will send the request to Varun to use GUI to do testing also and Judy to follow up.
- Judy brings up the unit testing about LB and request developer to do end-to-end testing. The team's response is gui developer is hard to do end-to-end testing the LB. Besides setting the env which is not trivial, GUI doesn't do end-to-end testing. eg, when user create a resource, gui team doesn't go to check if the resource and connection is really working, or if the deployed application can really run.
Developers
- Mike and Mark are working on bugs. May open some bugs.
- Priti is on leave and will be back in late-July.
- Mike asked about whether he can make major changes that doesn't affect the code, eg javadoc. When are the branch for update release created ? There is some organization changes in Mike's group.
- Anissa reviewing doc.
- Senthil working on issue relating 9.0 and 8.2. Working with Linda working on another wiki page.
- Ken is meeting with the woodstock team regarding the tree node bug, hope they will be more flexible with their components.
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