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US 2018/0121270 A1Published application
Detecting malformed application screens
AssigneeHewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP
InventorsAmichai Nitsan, Olga Shershevsky
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Abstract
In some examples, a first skeleton of a layout of a first version of an application screen may be compared with a second skeleton of a layout of a second version of the application screen. It may be determined whether the first version of the application screen is malformed based on the comparison.
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A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions executable by a processor to:
- compare a first skeleton of a layout of a first version of an application screen with a second skeleton of a layout of a second version of the application screen;
- and
- detect whether the first version of the application screen is malformed based on the comparison.
A system comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a memory comprising instructions executable by the processor to:
- compare a first skeleton of a new version of an application screen with second skeletons of correctly formed versions of the application screen, each of the first and the second skeletons comprising a respective plurality of application screen elements;
- and
- detect that the new version of the application screen is malformed in response to the comparison indicating that the first skeleton differs from each of the second skeletons;
- and
- detect that the new version of the application screen is correctly formed in response to the comparison indicating that the first skeleton does not differ relative to at least one of the second skeletons.
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A method comprising:
- by a processor:
- collecting an application screen file representing a first application screen in response to an identification that the first application screen loaded on a client computing device;
- determining whether a first skeleton of a layout of the first application screen differs from a second skeleton of a layout of a second application screen;
- and
- detect whether the first application screen is malformed or correctly formed based on whether the application screen differs from the second skeleton.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.