Date: Friday 12-08-2011
Meeting: 11am - 2:00pm
Venue: Sheppard Library Room S223
Attendance: Aylin, Edward
After the first day of design we had problems with some validation issues in ASP.NET which we not able to solve immediately. We had to resort to changing and separating the UI for Customer Creation and Viewing. This enable each page to have its own validation session.
So far we have Created pages for:
Default page- Showing two links
CustomerSitePage -
Meeting: 11am - 2:00pm
Venue: Sheppard Library Room S223
Attendance: Aylin, Edward
After the first day of design we had problems with some validation issues in ASP.NET which we not able to solve immediately. We had to resort to changing and separating the UI for Customer Creation and Viewing. This enable each page to have its own validation session.
So far we have Created pages for:
Default page- Showing two links
- Create Customer
- View Customers
CustomerPage -
- Shows a list of all customers
- Ability to Edit, and Select
- view all sites for selected customer
- Add new customer
- Move to previous page
CustomerSitePage -
- Shows a list of all sites belonging to currently selected customer
- Ability to Edit, and Select
- Add new site for selected customer
- Move to previous page
Create Customer -
- Enter name of customer
- Auto generation of customer ID
- Message feedback of created record
- Move to previous page
- Go to View Customers
Create Site for Customer -
- Shows details of currently selected customer
- Enter new site details
- Auto generation of site ID
- Message feedback of created record
- Move to previous page
- Go to View Customers
Sara has been since this day and as at sunday was still not feeling better. She has however put in alots of effort to get the Use cases modified
ReplyDeleteToday Durand was around in the library apparently having trouble with running ad testing the system since it was designed (We zipped the VS2010 project file and distributed to all so they could test). In testing we had trouble with the updating of customers. We did wanted the accountCreate field to be readonly when editing but it seems the GridView control. After a series of tries and errors and looking behind the update command generated by VS2010 we were able to modify it together and now our update works just the way we wanted it. Nice Pair programming in action :)
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