Development and Implementation of a File System for Gannet Virtual ...
Development and Implementation of a File System for Gannet Virtual ...
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TestCase07<br />
Creates subdirectories within a directory <strong>and</strong> then creates one file in each<br />
subdirectory until 6 level sub dir. This test fails if it cannot create a subdirectory or<br />
file.<br />
1. Creates a directory named “test-seven”.<br />
2. Creates a file named “<strong>File</strong>” under directory “test-seven”.<br />
3. Creates a directory named “test-seven-a” under directory “test-seven”.<br />
4. Creates a file named “a<strong>File</strong>” under directory “test-seven-a”.<br />
5. Creates a directory named “test-seven-b” under directory “test-seven-a”.<br />
6. Creates a file named “b<strong>File</strong>” under directory “test-seven-b”.<br />
7. Closes all files.<br />
TestCase08<br />
This test case attempts to create a file that has the same name as an existing<br />
directory <strong>and</strong> has the same name but different character. This test fails if it<br />
successfully creates a file with the same name as an existing directory. This test also<br />
fails if it fails to create new file with the same name but different character.<br />
1. Creates a directory named “existingDir”.<br />
2. Creates a directory named “existingDir”.<br />
3. Creates a directory named “existingdir”.<br />
TestCase09<br />
This test case attempts to create a directory that has the same name as an existing<br />
file has the same name but different character. This test fails if it successfully creates<br />
a directory with the same name as an existing file. This test also fails if it fails to<br />
create new directory with the same name but different character.<br />
1. Creates a file named “existing<strong>File</strong>”.<br />
2. Creates a file named “existing<strong>File</strong>”.<br />
3. Creates a file named “existingfile”.<br />
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