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Vipul Malhotra

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Analyzing log data. The method includes obtaining a first bucket of a log data. The first bucket of log data includes a plurality of log lines. The method further includes analyzing the first bucket of log data to identify different sets of similar log lines. The method further includes providing to a user in a user interface one or more summaries of the different sets of similar lines. The summary comprises at least one user selectable indicator representing differences in log lines in a set of similar log lines that when selected by a user in the user interface reveals specific differences in the log lines in the set of similar log lines.

Log summarization and diff

A secondary output of a user interface created using a presentation framework may be created by making a clone of the user interface, then modifying the cloned user interface by expanding various components. The cloned user interface may also be configured to the output characteristics of the secondary output, which may be a printer or other hardcopy device. The user interface may be created with callbacks or other actions that may be executed when the cloned user interface is configured. The callbacks may cause certain user interface components to be changed on the cloned version of the user interface.

Secondary output generation from a presentation framework

A user interface mechanism may be defined by a story from which a wizard engine may create a user interface. The engine may present the story using various user interface containers that define a layout and general functions of a user interface, along with styles that may define the 'look and feel' of the user interface. The story may define an action performed once data are collected from the user. The story may also define data passed to the action, as well as the data collected from a user. The story may further define translation routines or other actions that may be launched in response to receiving user action and used to generate data that may be passed to the action.

Declarative and multi-mode wizard framework

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