Abstract: Method and system are provided for log file analysis to locate anomalies. The method includes comparing each line of a log file with other lines of the log file to determine duplicate and similar lines of the log file. The step of comparing includes: locating two or more duplicate lines of the log file; and locating two or more similar lines of the log file using pattern matching of a string of each of the lines of the log file. The method also includes outputting a line of the log file as a line that is a potential anomaly if it is rejected as a duplicate or a similar line.

Abstract: Method and system are provided for log file analysis to locate anomalies. The method includes comparing each line of a log file with other lines of the log file to determine duplicate and similar lines of the log file. The step of comparing includes: locating two or more duplicate lines of the log file; and locating two or more similar lines of the log file using pattern matching of a string of each of the lines of the log file. The method also includes outputting a line of the log file as a line that is a potential anomaly if it is rejected as a duplicate or a similar line.

Abstract: A tool for testing objects in a client-server environment. The tool receives a plurality of proposed modifications to a baseline set of objects stored in a repository collectively submitted by a plurality of members of a first group of users and a plurality of members of a second group of users. The tool registers each modification of the plurality of proposed modifications with a user identifier corresponding to the user proposing the modification. The tool receives instructions to test the baseline set of objects with modifications that correspond to the first group of users. The tool determines which of the baseline set of objects stored in the repository are subject to the modifications that correspond to the first group of users. The tool executes the baseline set of objects and incorporating the modifications that correspond to the first group of users.

Abstract: A tool for testing objects in a client-server environment. The tool receives a plurality of proposed modifications to a baseline set of objects stored in a repository collectively submitted by a plurality of members of a first group of users and a plurality of members of a second group of users. The tool registers each modification of the plurality of proposed modifications with a user identifier corresponding to the user proposing the modification. The tool receives instructions to test the baseline set of objects with modifications that correspond to the first group of users. The tool determines which of the baseline set of objects stored in the repository are subject to the modifications that correspond to the first group of users. The tool executes the baseline set of objects and incorporating the modifications that correspond to the first group of users.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, computer program product, and system for testing objects in a client-server environment. A server computing system receives at least one modification to a set of objects. The server computing system registers the at least one modification with a user identifier. The server computing system receives instructions to execute the set of objects with the at least one modification that is registered to the user identifier. The server computing system determines which of the set objects the at least one modification alters. The server computing system executes the set of objects, wherein the set of objects incorporates the at least one modification associated with the user identifier.

Abstract: An approach for preventing accidental interaction when rendering a user interface, the approach involving monitoring a screen record having one or more screen positions and one or more draw times for one or more user interface components of a program application, recording an interaction time associated with a user interface component and retrieving a draw time of the user interface component from the screen record, calculating whether or not an interaction with the user interface component was incorrectly directed and taking an action with the interaction if the interaction was incorrectly directed.

Abstract: Method and system are provided for log file analysis to locate anomalies. The method includes comparing each line of a log file with other lines of the log file to determine duplicate and similar lines of the log file. The step of comparing includes: locating two or more duplicate lines of the log file; and locating two or more similar lines of the log file using pattern matching of a string of each of the lines of the log file. The method also includes outputting a line of the log file as a line that is a potential anomaly if it is rejected as a duplicate or a similar line.

Abstract: Method and system are provided for log file analysis to locate anomalies. The method includes comparing each line of a log file with other lines of the log file to determine duplicate and similar lines of the log file. The step of comparing includes: locating two or more duplicate lines of the log file; and locating two or more similar lines of the log file using pattern matching of a string of each of the lines of the log file. The method also includes outputting a line of the log file as a line that is a potential anomaly if it is rejected as a duplicate or a similar line.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, computer program product, and system for testing objects in a client-server environment. A server computing system receives at least one modification to a set of objects. The server computing system registers the at least one modification with a user identifier. The server computing system receives instructions to execute the set of objects with the at least one modification that is registered to the user identifier. The server computing system determines which of the set objects the at least one modification alters. The server computing system executes the set of objects, wherein the set of objects incorporates the at least one modification associated with the user identifier.