Abstract: A system for condition-based application logic shifting between a client and a server uses a stub generator, a function processor, and a client stub. Both the stub generator and the function processor are located in the server and the client stub is generated by the stub generator. Normally an application function's execution occurs on the client. The client stub determines whether or not a client shift condition (CSC) exists for shifting an application function's execution from the client to the server when the CSC does exist, and shifting the application's function back to the client when it is determined that the CSC does not exist (or no longer exists).

Abstract: A system for condition-based application logic shifting between a client and a server uses a stub generator, a function processor, and a client stub. Both the stub generator and the function processor are located in the server and the client stub is generated by the stub generator. Normally an application function's execution occurs on the client. The client stub determines whether or not a client shift condition (CSC) exists for shifting an application function's execution from the client to the server when the CSC does exist, and shifting the application's function back to the client when it is determined that the CSC does not exist (or no longer exists).

Abstract: Certain example embodiments described herein relate to systems and/or methods for efficient rendering of vector graphics corresponding to business models generated by a business process management (BPM) package. Such graphics may be provided in an Abstract Vector Graphic (AVG) format. In certain example embodiments, graphic images are provided to an AVG generator, along with a renderer fragment file including static code that is independent from the generated graphic but dependent on the target platform. The AVG generator in certain example embodiments produces program logic that is executable on the target device to cause the display of the graphic.

Abstract: The invention relates to the creation of a HTML/CSS representation of a geometric symbol by processing (1000) a symbol definition from a file and by creating a web browser specific shape CSS class for each geometric shape (1080) comprised in the symbol definition. The generated HTML/CSS representation (1150) comprises the one or more created web browser specific CSS classes (1080, 1130).

Abstract: Certain example embodiments relate to white-box testing techniques, e.g., for graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Responsive to a first parameter received from a test suite executer, test bootstrap code included in an application is executed, where the application and the test suite executer run in the same browser. A test case to be run on the application and a test case executer to execute the test case are retrieved by the executed test bootstrap code. The retrieved test case is executed in a same context of the browser as the application. Results from executing the test case are stored.

Abstract: Certain example embodiments relate to white-box testing techniques, e.g., for graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Responsive to a first parameter received from a test suite executer, test bootstrap code included in an application is executed, where the application and the test suite executer run in the same browser. A test case to be run on the application and a test case executer to execute the test case are retrieved by the executed test bootstrap code. The retrieved test case is executed in a same context of the browser as the application. Results from executing the test case are stored.

Abstract: The invention relates to the creation of a HTML/CSS representation of a geometric symbol by processing (1000) a symbol definition from a file and by creating a web browser specific shape CSS class for each geometric shape (1080) comprised in the symbol definition. The generated HTML/CSS representation (1150) comprises the one or more created web browser specific CSS classes (1080, 1130).

Abstract: Certain example embodiments described herein relate to systems and/or methods for efficient rendering of vector graphics corresponding to business models generated by a business process management (BPM) package. Such graphics may be provided in an Abstract Vector Graphic (AVG) format. In certain example embodiments, graphic images are provided to an AVG generator, along with a renderer fragment file including static code that is independent from the generated graphic but dependent on the target platform. The AVG generator in certain example embodiments produces program logic that is executable on the target device to cause the display of the graphic.