Open Text Corporation

Emc Corporation

Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Swati Bhatia

Sachin Gopaldas Totale

Samir Yasin Vaidya

Roshan Prakash Salvi

Ramkumar Ganesan

Sreejith Prabhakaran Nair

A system for composing browser-based applications is enhanced with cross-tab communication capability. At design time, responsive to a configuration instruction from a user, the system configures a user interface (UI) event for a browser-based application such that the UI event is publishable across all open browser tabs at application runtime. Responsive to a publication instruction from the user, the system configures a first application page to generate the UI event at application runtime in response to a trigger and to publish the UI event to browser local storage. Responsive to a subscription instruction from the user, the system configures a second application page to periodically poll the browser local storage for the user interface event at application runtime and, in response to the UI event published by the first application page to the browser local storage, process the UI event and automatically immediately update the second application page.

Systems and methods for communication across multiple browser pages for an application

In general, the disclosed technology relates to a method for generating a web application. The method includes selecting a webpage in the web application and implementing a custom user interface (UI) action on the webpage. Implementing the custom UI action on the webpage may include creating a hidden component on the webpage, associating a custom UI action with the hidden component, specifying at least one input for the hidden component based on the custom UI action, specifying at least one target output for the hidden component based on the custom UI action, and associating the hidden component with a custom UI action trigger event. The method further includes deploying the web application after implementing the custom UI action on the webpage.

Method and system for implementing custom UI actions in a web application using hidden containers

Techniques to prevent circular event publication are disclosed. In various embodiments, a change in an entity's own value is detected. A change event is published based at least in part on the detected change, including by associating with the change event an event path vector that includes an identifier associated with the entity.

Prevention of circular event publication in publish/subscribe model using path vector

In general, the disclosed technology relates to a method for generating a web application. The method includes selecting a webpage in the web application and implementing a custom UI action on the webpage. Implementing the custom UI action on the webpage may include creating a hidden component on the webpage, associating a custom user interface (UI) action with the hidden component, specifying at least one input for the hidden component based on the custom UI action, specifying at least one target output for the hidden component based on the custom UI action, and associating the hidden component with a custom UI action trigger event. The method further includes deploying the web application after implementing the custom UI action on the webpage.

Expression based declarative data service execution chaining is disclosed. In various embodiments, an indication is received that a first data service has returned a result indicating the first data service has been invoked successfully. An expression is evaluated, based at least in part on the result. A second data service is invoked based at least in part on an outcome of the evaluation of the expression.

Expression based declarative data service execution chaining

A method for composable test automation includes executing a story by, for each step in a story, receiving a call for the step in the story, categorizing the step to identify a portion of a web application executable being tested by the step, selecting an application testing interface corresponding to the portion of the web application executable, converting the call to commands, transmitting the command to the application testing interface, receiving output from the application testing interface based on executing the commands, and transmitting the output. The method further includes generating a story report from executing the story, and storing the story report.

Composable test automation framework

In general, in one aspect, the technology relates to a method for composable testing. The method may include executing a story by, for at least one step in the story: identifying, from a plurality of generic compiled code interfaces, a code interface matching the step, identifying a user interface (UI) widget referenced in the step, issuing a call to testing script code, the call having a parameter of the UI widget, and executing the call using the testing script code. The method may further include generating a story report from executing the story, and storing the story report.

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Swati Bhatia