USE CASE FINGERPRINTING AND CAPTURE STORE

摘要

Various technologies described herein pertain to evaluating a state of a computer-executable application. User interface control information for opened graphical user interface windows of the computer-executable application can be captured during execution of the computer-executable application and used to generate a user interface fingerprint identifier. Additionally, an event log of the computer-executable application can be captured during the execution of the computer-executable application and used to generate an event fingerprint identifier. A global fingerprint identifier that maps to the state of the computer-executable application can be determined based on the user interface fingerprint identifier and the event fingerprint identifier. A query (including the global fingerprint identifier) for execution by a capture store computing system can be generated. Responsive to the execution of the query, a series of user interface captures specified by a use case can be received from the capture store computing system and displayed.

主权项

1. A computing system, comprising:
at least one processor; and computer-readable storage comprising a contextual fingerprinting system configured to evaluate a state of a computer-executable application, the contextual fingerprinting system being executable by the at least one processor, the contextual fingerprinting system comprising:
a user interface interrogation component configured to:
capture user interface control information for opened graphical user interface windows of the computer-executable application during execution of the computer-executable application; andgenerate a user interface fingerprint identifier based on the user interface control information;an execution evaluation component configured to:
capture an event log of the computer-executable application during the execution of the computer-executable application; andgenerate an event fingerprint identifier based on the event log; anda mapping component configured to determine a global fingerprint identifier that maps to the state of the computer-executable application based on the user interface fingerprint identifier and the event fingerprint identifier.