Abstract: A request is received from a browser (e.g., a tool that runs on top of or in a browser). The request is to authenticate via an authentication credential provided from a communication device that is external to a test communication device running the browser. The request is queued in a request queue. The authentication credential is received from an interceptor that intercepts the authentication credential in the external communication device. The authentication credential is sent to the browser, which in turn sends the authentication credential to the application under test. This completes the authentication process in the application under test. The request is then removed from the request queue. This allows for an automated multi-factor authentication process that can be used for testing the application under test.

Abstract: A login macro to automatically log into a web application running on a server computing device is generated from a provided username, a provided password, and a provided network address of the web application. The login macro can be generated regardless of whether the web application is logged into at a starting web page at the provided network address or at a sign-in web page navigable from the starting web page. After the login macro has been generated, that usage the login macro successfully results in logging into the web application running on the server computing device can be verified.

Abstract: A login macro to automatically log into a web application running on a server computing device is generated from a provided username, a provided password, and a provided network address of the web application. The login macro can be generated regardless of whether the web application is logged into at a starting web page at the provided network address or at a sign-in web page navigable from the starting web page. After the login macro has been generated, that usage the login macro successfully results in logging into the web application running on the server computing device can be verified.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer system to store application state data associated with a transaction between a client computing device and a server computing device comprises a processor, a memory module coupled to the processor and comprising logic instructions stored on a computer readable medium which, when executed by the processor, configure the processor to receive, from a capturing module that monitors transactions between one or more client computing devices and the server computing device a method, an object on which the method is being performed, and metadata associated with at least one of the object and the method, generate at least one method metadata message that uniquely identifies the method, generate at least one method invocation message that describes characteristics of a single method call, and generate at least one object instance that describes an instance of the object, and store the at least one method metadata message, the at least one method invocation message, and the at least one obj