Apple Inc.

Jonathan Michael Deutsch

Paul E Marks

Stephen Olivier Lemay

Patrick L Coffman

Brendan John Langoulant

Simon Bovet

Judy Halchin

Neil V Jhaveri

Stephen M Decker

Angela Guzman

Karl Hsu

Evan M Hoke

Patrick R Holley

Alicia Thorsen

Nick Woods

Disclosed is a method of preparing and launching a test application on a first machine that is automatically executed on a second machine. A developer can prepare a test application on the first machine, and instead of the developer performing multiple steps to copy the test program to a second machine and set up the test environment, the method can automatically detect test environment data, and transmit the test application and the test environment data. Test environment data can include the directory of where the test program should be installed and executed. The test application can be run on the second machine and the results can be returned to the first machine where they can be displayed to the developer.

Automatic remote execution of an application

Exemplary methods, apparatuses, and systems determine that an indication that a received message was sent in response to another message is present in the received message, parse a stored message, in response to the indication being present, for at least a partial match between a subject of the received message and contents of a subject of the stored message, and for at least a partial match between sender and recipient participants of the received message and sender and recipient participants of the stored message, and display the received message as grouped with the stored message. A further exemplary feature includes parsing text of the received message for text that is redundant of text of the stored message, determining that a minimum threshold of consecutive matching characters has been reached, and displaying the received message with the consecutive matching characters at least partially hidden from view.

Grouping email messages into conversations

In one embodiment, an automated user-level testing tool is enhanced to capture additional information about the state of the automated testing, beyond just a screenshot of the application-under-test. In another embodiment, an automated user-level testing tool is enhanced to capture testing state information for multiple points in time (referred to as 'snapshots'), beyond just when the application-under-test crashes. This captured information from one execution of an automated test (one 'test run') is stored in one test log, which can then be viewed using a test log viewer. In one embodiment, the graphical user interface (GUI) for the test log viewer includes four areas: a screenshot area, a test script area, a stack trace area, and a timing area. The content shown in the screenshot area, the test script area, and the stack trace area is specific to a particular point in time during a test (e.g., a particular snapshot).

Capturing and displaying state of automated user-level testing of a graphical user interface application

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Cupertino, CA, United States of America

Jonathan Michael Deutsch