Abstract: The disclosure includes embodiments directed to a system for controlling the operation of the character that can recognize and process touch inputs at any location on the touchscreen. The system can track the movement of a touch input and generate a game command, such as movement of a character, based on the received touch input. The game command can be stored in a movement buffer. If the position of the touch input changes, the system can update the game command based on the movement of the touch input. If the movement of the touch input exceeds a directional threshold, the system can clear the movement buffer and initiate a new game command based on the touch input. This allows for new game commands to correspond to quick changes in direction provided by the user.

Abstract: The invention is related to systems and methods for creating an application call from an application definition. In certain embodiments, these systems and methods can be used to facilitate the testing of web services. According to one embodiment, a method for testing web services is provided. The method can comprise receiving application identification information from a user, wherein the application identification information includes the location of an application definition, accessing an application definition, which can be stored locally or on a remote computer, reading the application definition to determine a function and at least one variable element associated with the function, and prompting a user to enter data for each variable element requiring user input.

Abstract: The invention is related to systems and methods for creating an application call from an application definition. In certain embodiments, these systems and methods can be used to facilitate the testing of web services. According to one embodiment, a method for testing web services is provided. The method can comprise receiving application identification information from a user, wherein the application identification information includes the location of an application definition, accessing an application definition, which can be stored locally or on a remote computer, reading the application definition to determine a function and at least one variable element associated with the function, and prompting a user to enter data for each variable element requiring user input.