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Alexey Medvedev

Victor V Shaburov

Thomas Arend

Peter Giese

Christian Cohrs

Wolfgang Roeder

Christian Jendel

Peter Harbusch

Systems, methods, and computer program products consistent with the invention expose semantic information for the user interface elements of an application at runtime as part of a rich object model and check accessibility requirements compliance, such as Section 508 compliance, for each user screen or other user-interface that the application presents. In some embodiments, accessibility checks are based at least in part on the context of the user interface elements as exposed through the object model.

Systems and methods for testing application accessibility

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, implementing techniques for business data processing. The techniques include displaying business data on a user interface through which users can view the business data and provide input modifying the business data. The business data comprises a plurality of business objects. The techniques further include receiving one or more first user inputs, each first user input requesting creation of a note and specifying the contents of the note to be created; in response to each of the first user inputs, creating a note and binding the note to one of the business objects; receiving a second user input selecting one of the notes; and in response to the second user input, navigating from the selected note to the business object bound to the selected note.

Note navigation in a business data processing application

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for parsing and handling events from .NET objects. The method includes generating and initializing an event dispatcher component with a full path of a .NET assembly, the event dispatcher component containing a source .NET component and an object name of the source .NET component type, the event dispatcher component configured to load the .NET assembly and generate an object through reflection, read run-time information from the object about all events, and generate a new .NET assembly and build .NET assembler code that contains event handlers for all events that can be raised by the object.

Parsing and handling events from .NET objects

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Leimen, Germany

Alexey Medvedev