Regression Test for WIRR

This document aims at testing the functionality of GAVO's Web Interface to the Relational Registry (WIRR).

Direct your browser to WIRR.
Click on the Quick Start button on top of the sidebar. A page should be opened in a new window providing two examples for database queries with WIRR.
Close the Quick Start page.
Click on the Help button below. Again a page is expected to be opened in a separate window. This page provides a description of the most prominent features of WIRR.
Close the Help page.
Test the seven click buttons below “Fill form for...”. A click on any of them will update the search form according to the type of service or waveband region and will send the query to the database:
- Image Services: Service Capability is Image Access
- Spectral Services: Service Capability is Spectral Access
- TAP Services: Service Capability is TAP (SQL)
- ObsTAP Services: Detail Value /capability/dataModel/@ivo-id = ivo://ivoa.net/std/obscore-1.0
- Radio Resources: Waveband is Radio
- IR Resources: Waveband is Infrared
- UV Resources: Waveband is UV

Click on the search criteria field – this should be Waveband right now – and change the field to Column UCD. The constraint line should change from Waveband is UV to Column UCD like <emptyTextField>.
Click on the + button to add a constraint line. Change the search criterion from Text Fields to Resource and check whether the line changes to Resource related to <emptyTextField>.
Likewise add another constraint line and change the search criterion from Text Fields to IVOID. The constraint line should change to IVOID is similar to <emptyTextField>.
Remove the second constraint line by clicking on the - button.
From the two remaining constraint lines remove the upper one. The - button behind the last constraint line should disappear at the same time.
Reload the page.

Send the query to the database by clicking the Run Query button. About 40 resources match your search criteria but only 20 of them are displayed in the result box.
For let's say two or three resources click on the arrow to the left of the resource title to get access to more detailed information. Close the detail sub-menus in a different order to which you opened them.
Click on the “Contact Icon” – – of one or two resources to check whether the contact information is correctly displayed. Use the left mouse button to drag the popup window around the screen. Finally, close the window by clicking on the cross in its top right corner.

On top of the result box, you'll find the navigation buttons for the result pages. Click on the button that says 21-40. You should obtain the next 20 resources in alphabetical order. In the search form the value in the “Offset” text field should have changed from 0 to 20.
Obtain the last result(s) from the list by clicking on the right page navigation button. Then use the left navigation button twice to go back to the first 20 results.
Change the pre-selected value of 20 results per page to 50. This is the search form element behind the text “Items displayed per page”. Run the query. All resources matching the query should become visible on a single page.
Now choose a combination like Items displayed per page: 5 – Offset: 7 items. Launch your query.
The left navigation button is supposed to say 3-7. Click on it. The text label of this button should change to 1-2. In the search form you are supposed to see Offset: 2 items. If you click on the left navigation button again, it should disappear whereas the offset text field is expected to contain a 0.
Reload the page.

Run the following query: Text Fields match neutrino – Items displayed: 10 – Offset: 0
Enter and launch the query: Waveband is not Optical – Items displayed: 200 – Offset: 16. Then modify the query by changing the Items displayed; to 5 and the offset to 97. Run the modified query too.
On the bottom of the search form box (it's actually below the HTML <form> element), you'll find the Query History arrows. Click on the left arrow to get back the result list for the Waveband is not Optical – Items displayed: 200 – Offset: 16 query.
Click on the left arrow again. You should end up at the result list for the Text Fields match neutrino – Items displayed: 10 – Offset: 0 query. Press the right arrow button to check whether you can also move forward in history. If everything works fine, you see again Waveband is not Optical – Items displayed: 200 – Offset: 16 in your search form and the resources matching this query in the result box.
Run the query: Service Capability is Spectral Access – Items displayed: 20 – Offset: 0. When you browse back and forth in history, you'll see that the Text Fields and the first Waveband query are still there whereas the second Waveband query (with different item limit and offset values) got lost.

Again click on the ObsTAP Services button in the sidebar. You should get several results back from the database.
Change the ivo://ivoa.net/std/obscore-1.0 in the text field into a score-1.0. The database is supposed to return a list identical to the one you obtained in the previous step.
Run the query Detail Value /capability/imageServiceType = Pointed. The number of results returned by the database is expected to be greater than 100.

Enter and launch the query: Text Fields match galaxies – Items displayed: 100 – Offset: 0.
Click on the Connect to SAMP Hub button. If TOPCAT or another hub is not already running on your desktop machine, you'll get the following warning: “Could not connect to SAMP hub: please check if a Web SAMP Hub, e.g. TOPCAT, has been launched”.
Launch TOPCAT and click the SAMP Hub button again.
Allow connecting to the hub by saying Ja (or Yes depending on your locale). The GAVO icon should show up in TOPCAT's client list, and at the same instant, the Connect to SAMP Hub button should have been replaced by a set of capability buttons, one for each capability type found in the resource list. In our case, four buttons should be present: Tabular services, Image services, Spectral services, and TAP (SQL) services.

Click on the Tabular services button. You are expected to see a box that says “WARNING: The resource list was received successfully, but TOPCAT was not in a suitable state to make use of it (perhaps suitable windows were not open)”.
In TOPCAT's menu choose VO → Cone Search to open the built-in Cone Search client. Then it's highly recommended to direct the client to the registry at http://registry.euro-vo.org/services/RegistrySearch. If you are here, click WIRR's Tabular services button again.
If everything works as desired, the resources having a Cone Search capability are transferred to TOPCAT and can be used for further investigations. You may repeat the last step for TOPCAT's built-in Image Access, Spectral Access and TAP clients.