Mobile application remote diagnosis and hot repair method

Abstract

The invention discloses a mobile application remote diagnosis and hot repair method. The method comprises the following steps that S1, an MIS terminal issues a diagnosis instruction to a mobile client; S2, the mobile client receives the diagnosis instruction, analyzes a trigger condition of the diagnosis instruction into an executable code through an interpreter, and embeds the code into the mobile client for attached execution; S3, after executing the code, the mobile client returns set acquired diagnosis information to the MIS end; S4, the MIS terminal confirms a problem point according to the collected and returned diagnosis information, and sends a heating repair instruction to the mobile client; and S5, the mobile client receives the hot repair instruction, analyzes a code character string needing to be executed into an executable code through an interpreter, embeds the code into the mobile client for attached execution, and completes hot repair. According to the invention, remotediagnosis and thermal repair are realized by issuing the instruction of the preset trigger condition and combining the interpreter, and the efficiency of problem diagnosis and repair is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a diagnosis and thermal repair method, in particular to a mobile application remote diagnosis and thermal repair method. Background technique [0002] As the number of mobile applications increases, due to the complexity and unknowability of the user's environment, there will be some problems that are difficult to reproduce on the test side. These problems usually appear on specific user groups or specific devices. It is difficult to simulate the environment where the problem occurs, and when the user describes the problem, it is only a simple description of the phenomenon. Therefore, there is little information available when troubleshooting the problem, which makes the problem diagnosis difficult and the cycle is long. Even if you are lucky enough to find the problem, you still need to rely on the release version to fix the problem. In the prior art, although there are also open source technologies with hot repair functions,...

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In the prior art, although there are also open source technologies with hot repair functions, such as JSPatch on the iOS platform, they do not meet the hot repair rules of iOS (iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple Inc.), which limits the use of hot repair functions on iOS. use in the application

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