Abstract: Text entry is a significant part of human-computer interactions. Software application vendors have sought to minimize time spent on repeated input of defined information. However, such approaches have limitations which the inventors have addressed such that field population is contextually aware either so that specific sets of user entered data are not accessible in all situations, only specific sets of user entered data are accessible in all situations, sensitive data is automatically removed from data being stored and a specific set of data to be employed based upon a context of the user and/or software application. Further, enhancements to address the additional complexities of remote clients are presented allowing a filling or auto-fill process to follow the program rules, follow text attributes etc. whilst supporting input from different sources such as a keyboard (physical or virtual), human interface devices (HIDs), clipboard(s), another remote client or virtual device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing user input for a remote application session between a client device and a remote server are provided. Input command data is received from a client device for an application executing within a remote session established between the client device and the remote server. The input command data specifies a plurality of points within a graphical user interface where the input command data was captured on the client device. Spline curves are calculated based on a first subset of sequential points from the plurality of points. Simulated input events are generated that specify intermediate points calculated along the spline curves. The simulated input events are injected into the remote server for the application.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing user input for a remote application session between a client device and a remote server are provided. Input command data is received from a client device for an application executing within a remote session established between the client device and the remote server. The input command data specifies a plurality of points within a graphical user interface where the input command data was captured on the client device. Spline curves are calculated based on a first subset of sequential points from the plurality of points. Simulated input events are generated that specify intermediate points calculated along the spline curves. The simulated input events are injected into the remote server for the application.