Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Arul Murugan Kumaravel

Ning Zhang

Ashish Kaila

Kazuyoshi Kato

Burhan Kerem Karatal

Deeshen Dhirendra Shah

Jeremy Hong-wei Wong

Anthony Lawrence Jackson

Shiu-Kai Lee

Kevin Ka-Wang Lui

Rajivk Kumar

Stephen Grant Cawood

Techniques for providing a cloud mobile device debugging service may be provided. For example, input may be received that is formatted in a particular debugging protocol. The input may be intended for execution on a browser of a mobile device that is remotely hosted with respect to the source of the input. The input may be translated from the particular debugging protocol to a common debugging protocol and provided to the remotely hosted mobile device. A result of executing the translated input with the remotely hosted mobile device may be displayed via a user interface.

Cloud service for mobile testing and debugging

Techniques for providing a cloud mobile device-debugging server may be provided. For example, a request to initiate a communication channel with a mobile device may be received. The communication channel may be initiated based on the request and status information associated with the mobile device. Further, input may be received for interacting with the mobile device where the input corresponds to a particular input protocol. A proxy for translating and executing the received input may be selected based on the particular input protocol. A result of executing the input on the mobile device may be provided for display.

Cross platform mobile HTML debugging

A publishing interface is provided for a user to publish content to a content management server (CMS). The content is authored on a work station by way of an authoring application operating thereon and includes a main body and at least one linked object. Each linked object is linked to the main body by a local pointer therein. The CMS is for effectuating a web site including the published content. The publishing interface has a client-side component working with the application and a server-side component working with the CMS. The client-side component resolves each local pointer to a linked object in the main body, converts the main body into a pre-determined format as determined by the selected task, and forwards the converted main body and each linked object thereof to the server-side component. The server-side component stores the converted main body and the linked objects in the CMS.

Publishing interface for publishing content from a content-authoring application to a content server

A dynamic link control object (DLCO) is positioned on a page of a web site. The web site is hosted by a content management server (CMS) that stores the page with the DLCO therein and serves same to a requestor thereof. The page as served to the requestor has a context associated therewith. The DLCO on the page as viewed by the requester displays navigation links associated with the page, where the displayed navigation links dynamically vary according to the context of the page. Thus, the DLCO on a first page with a first context may display different links as compared to the DLCO on a second page with a second context. A designer designing a page creates particular types of links on such page by placing the DLCO on the page without specifically defining each link.

Dynamic link control object for dynamically presenting link options in connection with a content management server system

A placeholder control object is positioned on a page of a web site hosted by a content management server (CMS). The CMS stores the page with the placeholder control object therein and serves same to a requestor thereof. In a presentation mode, the page and the placeholder control object therein are served by the CMS to a requesting viewer of the page at a browser thereof. In such presentation mode, the placeholder control object displays associated content to the viewer within the browser thereof. In an authoring mode, the page and the placeholder control object therein are served by the CMS to a requesting designer of the page at a browser thereof. In such authoring mode, the placeholder control object allows editing of the associated content by the designer within the browser thereof and saving the edited content to the CMS.

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