Envelope Import - support for Multiple Envelope Export
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
- Envelope Deletion (CWS)
- Envelope Deletion (PM)
- Envelope Import (CWS)
- Form Deletion (CWS)
- Form Deletion (PM)
- Modeled Form Doc Routing
- Table Deletion (CWS)
- Table Deletion (PM)
- Envelope Export (PM)
- ModeledForm
- Envelope Definition (MSO)
- Envelope Import (MSO)
- Multiple Envelope Export
- User Definition
Scenario 1: "Envelope Import" - Validate importing envelope(s) containing modeled form(s) in parent and child namespaces
Specific Setup:
- Have an envelope "Envelope A", exported from the parent namespace. For example, the "PM" Namespace.
- Have an envelope "Envelope B", exported from a child namespace. For example, the "CWS" namespace.
- Have another envelope "Envelope C", exported from any namespace that contains a modeled form that is enabled for document routing.
- Have an envelope "Envelope D", exported from a child namespace. For example, the "MSO" namespace.
Steps
- Open the "Envelope Import" form from the PM menu.
- Import "Envelope A" from setup.
- Create a new envelope.
- Click "Yes" in "Load Un-Locked Dictionary Entries" and "Load Locked Dictionary Entries".
- Import file.
- Refresh Menus.
- Open the form associated with the import.
- File the form.
- Validate it files successfully.
- Open the "Envelope Import" form from the CWS menu.
- Import "Envelope B" from setup.
- Create a new envelope.
- Click "Yes" in "Load Un-Locked Dictionary Entries" and "Load Locked Dictionary Entries".
- Import file.
- Refresh Menus.
- Open the form associated with the import.
- File the form.
- Validate it files successfully.
- Open the "Envelope Import" form from the CWS menu.
- Import "Envelope C" from setup.
- Create a new envelope.
- Click "Yes" in "Load Un-Locked Dictionary Entries" and "Load Locked Dictionary Entries".
- Import file.
- Refresh Menus.
- Open the form associated with the import.
- File the form.
- Validate it files successfully.
- Open the "Envelope Import" form from the MSO menu.
- Import "Envelope D" from setup.
- Create a new envelope.
- Click "Yes" in "Load Un-Locked Dictionary Entries" and "Load Locked Dictionary Entries".
- Import file.
- Refresh Menus.
- Open the form associated with the import.
- File the form.
- Validate it files successfully.
Scenario 2: Envelope Export - validations
Specific Setup:
- Have an existing Modeled form [FormA] that exists in [EnvelopeA].
Steps
- Open form "Envelope Definition".
- Select [EnvelopeA].
- Note the value in the "Envelope Version Number" field, for example "1.01".
- Close the form.
- Open form "Envelope Export".
- Select [EnvelopeA].
- Click [Begin Export].
- In the "File Explorer" dialog, select a folder location in the "Save In" field to save the export file.
- In the "File_Name" field, validate that the file name populated includes the name of [ReportA], appended by a "V" followed by the "Report Version Number" value noted in step 1 and the file extension. For example, "NetsmartExportModeledFormV1_01.TXT".
- Click [Save].
- Close the form.
- Open file "Envelope Import".
- Click [Select Envelope Import File]
- In the "File Explorer" dialog, navigate to the location of the export file.
- Select the file and click [Open].
- Select the "Overwrite Existing" radio button.
- Click [Begin Import Scan].
- Click [Begin Import].
- At the "Import Complete" dialog, click [OK].
- Close the form.
- At the Home View, search for [FormA] and open the form.
- Populate the desired fields on the form.
- Submit the form.
- Validate the form files successfully.
Scenario 3: Multiple Envelope Export - Form Validation
Specific Setup:
- Using the "User Definition" form:
- Give the user access to the "Multiple Envelope Export" form.
- This form is available under the "Modeling" menu in the parent and child namespaces.
- File the form.
- Must have envelopes available for export.
Steps
- Open the "Multiple Envelope Export" in the parent or child namespace.
- Select several envelopes to export.
- Open the "Envelope Import" in the parent or child namespace selected above.
- Import the envelope creating a new envelope if it doesn't exist already or overwriting an existing envelope.
- Open the "Envelope Definition" form in the parent or child namespace selected above.
- Validate the envelope imported.
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Topics
• Envelope Definition
• Envelope Export
• Envelope Import
• Modeling
• NX
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Multiple Envelope Export - Functionality
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
- Envelope Deletion (CWS)
- Envelope Deletion (PM)
- Envelope Import (CWS)
- Form Deletion (CWS)
- Form Deletion (PM)
- Modeled Form Doc Routing
- Table Deletion (CWS)
- Table Deletion (PM)
- Envelope Export (PM)
- ModeledForm
- Envelope Definition (MSO)
- Envelope Import (MSO)
- Multiple Envelope Export
- User Definition
Scenario 1: "Envelope Import" - Validate importing envelope(s) containing modeled form(s) in parent and child namespaces
Specific Setup:
- Have an envelope "Envelope A", exported from the parent namespace. For example, the "PM" Namespace.
- Have an envelope "Envelope B", exported from a child namespace. For example, the "CWS" namespace.
- Have another envelope "Envelope C", exported from any namespace that contains a modeled form that is enabled for document routing.
- Have an envelope "Envelope D", exported from a child namespace. For example, the "MSO" namespace.
Steps
- Open the "Envelope Import" form from the PM menu.
- Import "Envelope A" from setup.
- Create a new envelope.
- Click "Yes" in "Load Un-Locked Dictionary Entries" and "Load Locked Dictionary Entries".
- Import file.
- Refresh Menus.
- Open the form associated with the import.
- File the form.
- Validate it files successfully.
- Open the "Envelope Import" form from the CWS menu.
- Import "Envelope B" from setup.
- Create a new envelope.
- Click "Yes" in "Load Un-Locked Dictionary Entries" and "Load Locked Dictionary Entries".
- Import file.
- Refresh Menus.
- Open the form associated with the import.
- File the form.
- Validate it files successfully.
- Open the "Envelope Import" form from the CWS menu.
- Import "Envelope C" from setup.
- Create a new envelope.
- Click "Yes" in "Load Un-Locked Dictionary Entries" and "Load Locked Dictionary Entries".
- Import file.
- Refresh Menus.
- Open the form associated with the import.
- File the form.
- Validate it files successfully.
- Open the "Envelope Import" form from the MSO menu.
- Import "Envelope D" from setup.
- Create a new envelope.
- Click "Yes" in "Load Un-Locked Dictionary Entries" and "Load Locked Dictionary Entries".
- Import file.
- Refresh Menus.
- Open the form associated with the import.
- File the form.
- Validate it files successfully.
Scenario 2: Envelope Export - validations
Specific Setup:
- Have an existing Modeled form [FormA] that exists in [EnvelopeA].
Steps
- Open form "Envelope Definition".
- Select [EnvelopeA].
- Note the value in the "Envelope Version Number" field, for example "1.01".
- Close the form.
- Open form "Envelope Export".
- Select [EnvelopeA].
- Click [Begin Export].
- In the "File Explorer" dialog, select a folder location in the "Save In" field to save the export file.
- In the "File_Name" field, validate that the file name populated includes the name of [ReportA], appended by a "V" followed by the "Report Version Number" value noted in step 1 and the file extension. For example, "NetsmartExportModeledFormV1_01.TXT".
- Click [Save].
- Close the form.
- Open file "Envelope Import".
- Click [Select Envelope Import File]
- In the "File Explorer" dialog, navigate to the location of the export file.
- Select the file and click [Open].
- Select the "Overwrite Existing" radio button.
- Click [Begin Import Scan].
- Click [Begin Import].
- At the "Import Complete" dialog, click [OK].
- Close the form.
- At the Home View, search for [FormA] and open the form.
- Populate the desired fields on the form.
- Submit the form.
- Validate the form files successfully.
Scenario 3: Multiple Envelope Export - Form Validation
Specific Setup:
- Using the "User Definition" form:
- Give the user access to the "Multiple Envelope Export" form.
- This form is available under the "Modeling" menu in the parent and child namespaces.
- File the form.
- Must have envelopes available for export.
Steps
- Open the "Multiple Envelope Export" in the parent or child namespace.
- Select several envelopes to export.
- Open the "Envelope Import" in the parent or child namespace selected above.
- Import the envelope creating a new envelope if it doesn't exist already or overwriting an existing envelope.
- Open the "Envelope Definition" form in the parent or child namespace selected above.
- Validate the envelope imported.
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Topics
• Envelope Definition
• Envelope Export
• Envelope Import
• Modeling
• NX
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Envelope Export - exporting aliased dictionaries
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
- Envelope Definition (MSO)
- Envelope Export (MSO)
- Envelope Import (MSO)
- Form Definition (MSO)
- Table Definition (MSO)
Scenario 1: Table Definition - Export a single response dictionary item that maps to a different entity
Specific Setup:
- Using "Envelope Definition":
- Create a new envelope form in the child or parent namespace.
- Allow the envelope to be exportable.
- Using "Table Definition" form:
- Navigate to the "Column Definition" section.
- Add desired fields.
- Add a Single Response Dictionary field that is mapped to another database.
- Using "Form Definition" form:
- Create a new form utilizing all the fields created under the "Table Definition".
Steps
- Open "Envelope Export".
- Export the envelope you created in setup.
- Log into another test system.
- Open "Envelope Import".
- Import the envelope you just exported.
- Open "Envelope Definition".
- Validate the envelope you just imported exists.
- Open the form that was imported.
- Populate with data.
- File the form.
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Topics
• Envelope Definition
• Envelope Export
• Envelope Import
• NX
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