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Fig. 2 The starting panel of the tool
Fig. 3 Selection of imported services
Figure 4 shows the panels presented to the user in the first and latter cases. Three
different possible inputs are identified: the user needs to select at least one of the
proposed parameters in order to start the output analysis. An aspect to be necessarily considered is the eventual permissions needed to access the REST API. As an
instance, Google services require explicit authorization: the tool will allow pop-ups
to deal with this kind of situations.
B. Di Martino and A. Esposito
Fig. 2 The starting panel of the tool
Fig. 3 Selection of imported services
Figure 4 shows the panels presented to the user in the first and latter cases. Three
different possible inputs are identified: the user needs to select at least one of the
proposed parameters in order to start the output analysis. An aspect to be necessarily considered is the eventual permissions needed to access the REST API. As an
instance, Google services require explicit authorization: the tool will allow pop-ups
to deal with this kind of situations.