Disclosed are various approaches for injecting resources into wrapped applications. A computing device first obtains a compiled version of a target application package. The computing device then decompiles the compiled version of the target application package to generate a source code version of the target application package. Then, the computing device combines the source code version of the target application package with management component source code. Next, the computing device generates an application resource index. Subsequently, the computing device, modifies the management component source code based at least in part on the application resource index. Finally, the computing device compiles the combined source code version of the target application package and the management component source code to generate a managed application package.

A method for providing a framework to develop a client application executed on multiple platforms is disclosed. The method includes steps of: (a) an apparatus for providing a framework acquiring information on platform independent user interface (UI) and information on business logic written by using a general-purpose programming language; and (b) the apparatus performing (i) a process for generating a platform-dependent UI code corresponding to the acquired information on the platform independent UI as UI code for a target platform among the multiple platforms and (ii) a process for generating business logic code corresponding to the acquired information on the business logic as business logic code for the target platform.

Systems, apparatuses, computer readable media, and methods for creating, exporting, sharing, and installing graphics functional blocks are described herein. In one embodiment, a selection is received from a graphical user interface (GUI) for one or more patches of multiple linked patches representing a graphics composition. In response to the selection, a dependency analysis is performed to determine one or more related patches that have a dependency relationship with the selected patches. Based on the dependency analysis, source code associated with the selected patches and the related patches is extracted without extracting source code of unselected and unrelated patches. Thereafter, the selected patches, the related patches, and the extracted source code are exported into a composition file to be shared with another user. Other methods and apparatuses are also described.

Apparatus and methods are provided for indexing electronic content to be served to users' mobile and/or stationary communications and computing devices. An index is composed of multiple slices, with each slice storing multiple entries and each entry representing one content item or one campaign or collection of content items. An entry is populated with tokens representing attribute/value pairs of a target audience of the content item and/or property/value pairs of the item or the item's campaign. A query or request to identify content items for serving to a particular user is similarly formatted with tokens representing attribute/value pairs of the user and/or item/campaign. Queries can then be executed rapidly across any or all index entries in any or all slices. Within a slice, entries may be sorted by value or score, and integer components within an individual entry may be sorted to facilitate rapid comparison with a query.

The embodiments herein relate to creating solutions for a platform and, more particularly, to enabling a user to create an API (Application Programming Interface) for a platform and enabling at least one other user to use a created API for his platform. Embodiments herein disclose a system which complies with component-based and service-oriented concepts of API architecture, and by providing next generation tools and libraries for open-standards based multi-channel application development by automated generation of APIs and interactive consumption of the APIs via one single portal.

When verifying rapidly the equivalence between source codes with respect to refactoring, the present invention performs two types of verification: verification based on structural comparison using structure graphs obtained by analyzing the source codes, and verification based on symbolic execution. If the structural comparison using the structure graphs can verify that the structures are identical with each other, then symbolic execution is not performed. Further, before the verification based on the structural comparison, the structure graphs of the source codes before and after refactoring are normalized on the basis of normalization information, which is defined for each refactoring pattern, and thereby adjusted so that the resulting structures are identical with each other when the refactoring is valid. Further, the structure graphs before and after the refactoring are subjected to abstraction before being subjected to symbolic execution for verification, thereby limiting locations to which symbolic execution is to be applied.

Disclosed are various embodiments for generating a replacement binary for emulation of an application. A computer ingests native object code and identifies a central processing unit (CPU) from the native object code. The computer transforms the native object code to produce replacement object code. When executed on the computing device, the replacement code invokes an emulator for the CPU to execute the native code.

A system and method provide for easy sharing of data between different software languages. A method begins by creating a definition defining a data structure with a domain specific language. The definition is then input to a code generator which generates data structures and algorithms in a first software language. The same generator software also creates equivalent data structures and algorithms in a second software language that is different than the first software language. The two output implementations provide compatible utilities for marshalling and de-marshalling data back and forth between the first software language and the second software language without requiring further manipulation of the two implementations.

Various embodiments of systems and methods for validating Structured Query Language (SQL) queries in a database-accessing software application during application development are described herein. In some embodiments, an SQL query can be copied, during debugging of the software application, from a program editor used to define the software application into an SQL console that facilitates modifying and executing the query and displays data resulting from the execution of the query. Upon developer validation of the SQL query, the validated query may be copied back into the software application to substitute the original query. The SQL query may include one or more unresolved parameters that can be resolved by the SQL console via access to memory in which the software application is executed during debugging.

According to one aspect of the present disclosure, a computer-implemented method is disclosed in which a software development log whose entries describe potential features for a future release of a first software program is accessed to obtain a text description of a feature from an entry. The text description is decomposed using a predefined n-gram decomposition technique to produce a first set of n-grams. The method includes determining whether a second software program includes the feature. The determining includes comparing the first set of n-grams to a second set of n-grams which describe the second software program, and calculating a similarity metric based on the comparing that indicates an extent to which matches for the n-grams in the first set are present in the second set. The software development log is updated based on the determining.