* '''Test plan for component''': https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlans/ofono
 * '''Component Checklist''': https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/Checklists/Common
 * '''Trunk URL''': https://github.com/rilmodem/ofono
 * '''Ubuntu Package URL (LP)''': http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ofono
 
----

= Multi-Party Tests =

== 1. Create Multi-Party Call ==

=== Purpose ===
This test case verifies that we can create a multiparty call.

=== Requirements ===
Activate the multi-conference service for the subscriber account/line used by the touch device. You usually need to contact your provider for this.

=== Steps ===
 * dial-number A
  * Verify that we can communicate with A
 * dial-number B
  * Verify that there is a tone at A ( see note ) indicating that the call is on hold
  * Verify that we can communicate with B
 * create-multiparty
  * Verify that we can communicate simultaneously with A and B
 * list-calls
  * Verify the both calls are ''active'' and that each have ''MultiParty=1''.

'''Note''' - a tone indicating that a call has been put on hold is an operator-specific feature.  For instance, no tones are generated by AT&T or RCN in the US.

== 2. Split Multi-Party Call ==

=== Purpose ===
This test case verifies that we can split an established multi-party call.

=== Requirements ===
Activate the call hold/waiting and multi-conference services for the subscriber account/line used by the touch device.

=== Steps ===
 * dial-number A
  * Verify that we can communicate with A
 * dial-number B
  * Verify that there is a tone at A ( see note ) indicating that the call has been put on hold
  * Verify that we can communicate with B
 * create-multiparty
  * Verify that we can communicate simultaneously with A and B
 * list-calls
  * Verify the both calls are ''active'' and that each have ''MultiParty=1''.
 * private-chat [modem]/voicecall01
  * Verify that we can communicate with A
  * Verify that there is a tone at B indicating that the call has been put on hold
 * list-calls
  * Verify the call A is ''active'', call B is ''held'', and that each have ''MultiParty=0''.

'''Note''' - a tone indicating that a call has been put on hold is an operator-specific feature.  For instance, no tones are generated by AT&T or RCN in the US.