Answer / hafeez

there may be seveveral test cases


for example

invalid email
invalid password

valid email
invalid password

invalid email
valid password

blanks

spaces

both valid


there are further test for checking whether an email address
is valid or not

eg a@b@.com

etc

http://www.s-qa.blogspot.com

Answer / hareshvaity

Email id UserName : check the Definition of email address
e.g abc.xyz@tcs.com in this, part before @ is called as
local and part after @ is called as domain, the acceptable
characters for local and domain are different, that depend
on the Email Address Format and the Code used e.g. ASCII.
positive and negative test cases will be written based on
this characters.

Email id Password : Test cases depend on the Functional
Requirement. it changes from company to company e.g
Maximum length Character, Should have atleast 1 numeric or
special character, should not be similar to employee
name,address or company name and similar requirements.
positive and negative test cases will be written based on
this requirements.
Security Testing:
1. password should be masked.
2. should not be get copied.
3. Coockies should be disable for password field.

After entering the name and password, if one of this is
incorrect then proper message box should be popped up.
Valid is "Incorrect name or password"
Invalid is "Incorrect name" or "Incorrect password"

please add your ideas.

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