Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient testing of software applications. Locators are used by the test to find user interface elements in an application's graphical user interface during testing. If during a test a user interface element is not found, which may be due to a changed locator during code refactoring, the system finds the user interface element based on the element's type and on previously stored information about the element. Such information can be a snapshot image of the element, the coordinates of the element's location, dimensions of the element, or other information. Once the missing element is found, a new locator for the element is read and the test is performed using the new locator.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient visual verification of graphical user interfaces of software applications. A pattern is formed for the user interface of a page of the application indicating regions of the page where user interface elements should be located and identifying which user interface element should be located in which region. During test execution, image recognition is performed using previously stored snapshots of user interface elements to determine whether the application's user interface elements appear in correct positions on the page.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient testing of software applications. Locators are used by the test to find user interface elements in an application's graphical user interface during testing. If during a test a user interface element is not found, which may be due to a changed locator during code refactoring, the system finds the user interface element based on the element's type and on previously stored information about the element. Such information can be a snapshot image of the element, the coordinates of the element's location, dimensions of the element, or other information. Once the missing element is found, a new locator for the element is read and the test is performed using the new locator.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient testing of software applications. Locators are used by the test to find user interface elements in an application's graphical user interface during testing. If during a test a user interface element is not found, which may be due to a changed locator during code refactoring, the system finds the user interface element based on the element's type and on previously stored information about the element. Such information can be a snapshot image of the element, the coordinates of the element's location, dimensions of the element, or other information. Once the missing element is found, a new locator for the element is read and the test is performed using the new locator.

Abstract: Disclosed are pharmaceutical compositions that include a chelator and an antibody directed against a phosphorylation site of a protein, wherein the antibody is conjugated to the chelator to form a chelator-antibody conjugate. For example, the antibody may recognize a phosphorylated tyrosine residue or a phosphorylated serine residue of a cell surface receptor. Also disclosed are methods of synthesizing a radiolabeled chelator-antibody conjugate, wherein the antibody is directed against a phosphorylation site of a protein. Also disclosed are methods for imaging a site in a subject that involve administering to the subject an effective amount of a composition that includes a valent metal ion-labeled chelator-antibody conjugate, wherein the antibody is an antibody directed against a phosphorylation site of a protein, and detecting a radioactive signal from the site in the subject following administration of an effective amount of the composition.