Combining apparatus, combining method, and combining program
AssigneeNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
InventorsYuta TAKATA, Mitsuaki AKIYAMA, Takeshi YAGI
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Abstract
A combining apparatus has an acquiring unit that acquires script codes included in a website and having been divided and written at plural locations in the website; and a code combining unit that combines a plurality of the divided script codes written therein, based on a dependency between data in the divided script codes written therein acquired by the acquiring unit, or a dynamic generation relation arising from execution of the divided script codes written therein.
Claims6
A combining apparatus, comprising:
- circuitry configured to perform:
- acquiring script codes included in a website and having been divided and written at plural locations in the website;
- and
- combining a plurality of the divided script codes written therein together, based on a dependency between data in the divided script codes written therein acquired by the acquiring, or a dynamic generation relation arising from execution of the divided script codes written therein.
A combining method executed by a combining apparatus that combines divided and written script codes, the combining method including the steps of:
- acquiring script codes included in a website and having been divided and written at plural locations in the website;
- and
- combining a plurality of the divided script codes written therein together, based on a dependency between data in the acquired divided script codes written therein, or a dynamic generation relation arising from execution of the divided script codes written therein.
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium having stored therein a combining program for causing a computer to execute a process comprising:
- acquiring script codes included in a website and having been divided and written at plural locations in the website;
- and
- combining a plurality of the divided script codes written therein together, based on a dependency between data in the acquired divided script codes written therein, or a dynamic generation relation arising from execution of the divided script codes written therein.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.