Abstract: The described technology is directed towards virtual input devices that take application program-directed input from automation and/or remote devices, such as over a network, instead of via actual user input via a physical device, for example. This allows an automation framework to insert input into an application program, such as for automated testing without modifying any of the application's other components. The virtual input devices may be object instances or the like that receive their input from function calls based upon the type of input and output events, e.g., to simulate keyboard input/output (I/O), mouse or other pointer I/O, voice, gesture, and other command I/O, and so forth.

Abstract: The described technology is directed towards server-controlled testing and/or monitoring of a client device application program. The server loads plug-in components directed towards the testing and/or monitoring operations, and instructs the client device to couple counterpart plug-in components to the client device application program. The server's plug-in components communicate with the application program's plug-in components to run the testing and/or monitoring operations, which may be automated, send queries to the client to receive responses, and send commands to the client to take actions. The server includes dashboards for interacting with the client device. The client device includes virtual input devices that allow the server to inject input into the client application program.

Abstract: The described technology is directed towards virtual input devices that take application program-directed input from automation and/or remote devices, such as over a network, instead of via actual user input via a physical device, for example. This allows an automation framework to insert input into an application program, such as for automated testing without modifying any of the application's other components. The virtual input devices may be object instances or the like that receive their input from function calls based upon the type of input and output events, e.g., to simulate keyboard input/output (I/O), mouse or other pointer I/O, voice, gesture, and other command I/O, and so forth.

Abstract: The described technology is directed towards virtual input devices that take application program-directed input from automation and/or remote devices, such as over a network, instead of via actual user input via a physical device, for example. This allows an automation framework to insert input into an application program, such as for automated testing without modifying any of the application's other components. The virtual input devices may be object instances or the like that receive their input from function calls based upon the type of input and output events, e.g., to simulate keyboard input/output (I/O), mouse or other pointer I/O, voice, gesture, and other command I/O, and so forth.

Abstract: The described technology is directed towards server-controlled testing and/or monitoring of a client device application program. The server loads plug-in components directed towards the testing and/or monitoring operations, and instructs the client device to couple counterpart plug-in components to the client device application program. The server's plug-in components communicate with the application program's plug-in components to run the testing and/or monitoring operations, which may be automated, send queries to the client to receive responses, and send commands to the client to take actions. The server includes dashboards for interacting with the client device. The client device includes virtual input devices that allow the server to inject input into the client application program.

Abstract: The described technology is directed towards virtual input devices that take application program-directed input from automation and/or remote devices, such as over a network, instead of via actual user input via a physical device, for example. This allows an automation framework to insert input into an application program, such as for automated testing without modifying any of the application's other components. The virtual input devices may be object instances or the like that receive their input from function calls based upon the type of input and output events, e.g., to simulate keyboard input/output (I/O), mouse or other pointer I/O, voice, gesture, and other command I/O, and so forth.