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Create this kind of folder |
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Expected Outcome (if not obvious)
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top-level folder |
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subfolder in middle of hierarchy |
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subfolder at bottom of hierarchy (at least third level) |
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hierarchy all at once (with hierarchy separator) |
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many nested folders (20-30 deep) |
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container (NoSelect) folder (using the New Folder dialog box option
that appears on Mac and Win when the mail server preference "doesn't support
dual-use folders" is checked). |
IMAP only. Only relevant in server environments that do not support
dual-use folders (e.g., SIMS; UW using Unix mbox message storage
type. Messaging Server does support both types). To create a container
folder on Unix, create a hierarchy all at once, e.g., "folder1/folder2".
Folder1 will be NoSelect. |
Check IMAP log. Folder LIST should return with a /NoSelect flag. Filing
a message to this folder should fail. |
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message-only folder (using the New Folder dialog box option that appears
on Mac and Win when the mail server preference "doesn't support dual-use
folders" is checked). |
IMAP only. Only relevant in server environments that do not support
dual-use folders (e.g., SIMS; UW using Unix mbox message storage
type. Messaging Server does support both types). To create a messages-only
folder on Unix, create a hierarchy all at once, e.g., "folder1/folder2".
Folder2 will be messages only. |
Check IMAP log. Folder LIST should return with a /NoInferiors flag.
Filing a subfolder to this folder should fail. |
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Dual-use folder. |
IMAP only. Only relevant in server environments that support dual-use
folders, like Messaging Server 4.0. To create a dual use folder, uncheck
the preference "doesn't support dual-use folders" and use the standard
New Folder dialog box. |
Creation should fail. |
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Folder with same name as an already-existing folder |
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folders with very long and very short names |
Naming limitation:
Win16: 8 characters
Mac: 31 characters
Unix: no limit
Win32: 128 characters (? I think nbaca filed a bug on this) |
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folders with unusual ascii characters |
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IMAP folder |
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subfolder of Inbox |
Only allowed for local inboxes and on some servers (e.g., Cyrus). |
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POP (local) folder |
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movemail folder |
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sent folder (manually created) |
Automatic creation tested under special folders test plan. |
Should be allowed. |
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drafts folder (manually created) |
Automatic creation tested under special folders test plan. |
Should be allowed. |
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templates folder (manually created) |
Automatic creation tested under special folders test plan. |
Should be allowed. |
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subfolder of sent |
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Should be allowed. |
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subfolder of drafts |
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Should be allowed. |
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subfolder of templates |
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Should be allowed. |
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subfolder of trash (imap delete model) |
Delete models may change in 5.0. |
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subfolder of trash (move-to-trash delete model) |
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subfolder of trash (really delete model) |
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Perform these additional tasks
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Notes
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Expected Outcome (if not obvious) |
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navigate through the "New Folder" dialog to create folders at different
levels |
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undo folder creation |
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I don't believe this is supported (confirm in spec). |
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UI-specific access points for folder creation |
TBD with the 5.0 spec |
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filter to newly created folder |
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open newly created folder |
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move newly created folder |
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rename newly created folder |
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delete newly created folder |
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