Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Alexandru Croicu

Jiajun Hua

Robert Ion Gavrila

Sudheer Maremanda

Jonathan David Perlow

Rahul Kapoor

Qi Chen

Andrey Shur

Shiraz Jitendra Cupala

Jai Srinivasan

Parul Manek

Burra Gopal

Rolando Jimenez Salgado

Edward George Essey

Brian G O'Connor

Ehab Sobhy

Zhenyu Tang

Patrick Michael Conlan

Kamaljit S Bath

Zlatko Michailov

John Zhongqi Wang

Nathaniel Stott

Jay R Rathi

Sandhya D Jain

Shaofeng Zhu

Eray Aydin

Bryan J Reich

Hardik V Shah

Jose Julian Argil Torres

Thomas Alexander Morrison

Oleg Ovanesyan

Hailei Zhang

Chae Seong Lim

Hoe Jin Kim

Peiwei Cao

Abhishek Kumar Sharma

David Moreno

Michael J Saunders

Abhimanyu Sharma

Nicholas Weinandt

Thomas Alexander Josef Mechelke

Muthiah K Annamalai

Sharon E Edelstein

Brenton Michael Moffit

A computer implemented method for updating a host application with an individual feature includes operations for pinging a server via an installer associated with the host application on a client device to obtain information regarding one or more available features, downloading a feature from one or more available features from the server to the client device, and updating, via the installer, the host application with the feature.

Feature installer for software programs

Systems, methods, and computer-executable instructions for supporting custom functions within an application. An application add-in is received that includes a custom function and a custom function location. The application is available across multiple platforms. The custom function is also available across multiple platforms. The custom function is registered within the application using the custom function location. A request to invoke the custom function is received within the application A custom function implementation is downloaded from the custom function location. The custom function implementation is executed. A return value is received from the custom function implementation. The return value may be displayed within the application.

Cross platform custom functions

A system and method that enables promotion of data from within a structured data file to a library is described. This system and method can also enable demotion of data from a library to within a structured data file. Further, this system and method can copy data from a structured data file, perform a function on the copied data, and promote a result of the performed function to a library.

Promoting data from structured data files

A set of protocols support a common script object model for document interaction that crosses document types and runtime environments. A cross frame browser-based protocol may provide a secure, scalable, and asynchronous mechanism for transmitting script object model requests to document hosts and managing responses to developer code in standards-compliant browsers. A hostable runtime Application Programming Interface (API) may provide a secure, scalable, and asynchronous protocol to transmit script object model requests across process boundaries to document hosts back to developer code with minimum performance impact on the document host.

Document communication runtime interfaces

Technologies are described herein for deploying a solution artifact to a client-side application. In one method, an instruction to deploy the solution artifact to the client-side application program is received. Upon receiving the instruction, a determination is made whether a package associated with the solution artifact and the client-side application program was generated. Upon determining that the package was generated, a determination is made whether the package is current. Upon determining that the package is not current or that the package was not generated, the package is generated based on the solution artifact and the client-side application program. Upon determining that the package is current or upon generating the package, the package is deployed to the client-side application program.

Deployment of a solution artifact to a client application

Methods, systems, and computer program products detect and manage changes in business data integration (BDI) solutions. BDI solutions include extracting, mapping, or loading source information from disparate sources as targets presented to business applications that consume targets. A method involves detecting changes in a BDI solution, classifying each of the changes based on change severity, analyzing what objects would be impacted by the changes, determining whether the objects impacted by the changes can be change handled without user intervention, and change handling without user intervention all the objects impacted by changes that are not severe. Still further, the method involves committing changes to a metadata repository and creating a deployable checkpoint of the metadata repository where the deployable checkpoint is consistent for all the changes handled in the BDI solution. The modularized metadata describes an end-to-end information flow and underlying dependencies between the source information, mappings, targets and business applications.

Detecting and managing changes in business data integration solutions

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