Systems and Methods for Testing Mobile Devices
AssigneeSilead (Cayman) Inc.
InventorWenheng Zhao
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Abstract
Systems and methods for testing mobile device s are disclosed. In an embodiment, a mobile device testing system comprises a non-transitory memory and one or more hardware processors coupled to the non-transitory memory. The one or more hardware processors execute instructions to perform operations that include receiving a command XML sheet and rendering the command XML sheet into a user interface application, wherein the command XML sheet comprises elements corresponding to one or more commands for testing a mobile device.
Claims20
A mobile device testing system, comprising:
- a first non-transitory memory;
- one or more first hardware processors coupled to the first non-transitory memory, the one or more first hardware processors to execute instructions to perform first operations comprising:
- receiving a command XML sheet;
- and
- rendering the command XML sheet into a user interface application, wherein the command XML sheet comprises elements corresponding to one or more commands.
A mobile device testing system, comprising:
- a first non-transitory memory;
- one or more first hardware processors coupled to the first non-transitory memory, the one or more first hardware processors to execute instructions to perform first operations comprising:
- receiving a file message, wherein the file message comprises command definitions corresponding to one or more testing commands;
- receiving a command message;
- interpreting the command message using the command definitions, thereby producing a testing command;
- and
- executing the testing command.
A computer-implemented method for testing a mobile device, comprising:
- receiving a command XML sheet;
- rendering the command XML sheet into a user interface application, wherein the command XML sheet comprises elements corresponding to one or more commands;
- receiving a user input through the user interface application for performing one of the one or more commands;
- and
- executing the one of the one or more commands in response to the user input.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.