Oracle International Corporation

Adobe, Inc.

Anindo Roy

Lakshminarayanan Luxi Chidambaran

Debashis Saha

Debashish Chatterjee

Nedim Lipka

Rajiv Jain

Tong Sun

Curtis Michael Wigington

Jeffrey R Doering

Ramu V Sunkara

Xuxia Kuang

Damodar R Prabhu

Sreenivas Gollapudi

Sanjay Kaluskar

Eric P Voss

David M Alpern

James Feenan

Christopher P Racicot

Sreenivas Gollupudi

Ronald M Decker

M Shoaib Lari

Songlin He

Ran Wei

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media fill in digital documents using user identity models of client devices. For instance, one or more embodiments involve maintaining a user identity model that includes various details related to a client device, such as verifiable credentials and unverified claims. Upon receiving a digital document for the client device, one or more user attributes associated with the verifiable credentials and/or unverified claims are retrieved from the user identity model. Using the user attribute(s), one or more digital fillable fields of the digital document are filled.

Filling digital documents using multi-tiered user identity models based on decentralized identity

A method includes populating a template database with templates associated with template identifiers (IDs) identifying the templates. The method also includes generating a data model that references a template within the template database, where the data model includes a template ID referencing the template in the template database, and where the template includes a parameter field. The data model further includes a template parameter to apply to the parameter field and a digital signature for at least the template ID and the template parameter. The method also includes deploying the data model within a distributed ledger.

Document signing and storage using data models and distributed ledgers

A cache with a database system that contains a subset of the objects stored in another database system. The cache database system responds to a request that contains a reference to an object that is not in the cache by redirecting the request to the other database system when the request is executed in the cache's database system. Redirection is done by rewriting requests that refer to objects that are not in the cache. In one kind of rewriting, a cursor is marked to indicate redirection, and when the cursor is executed in the cache database system, it is redirected to the other database system for execution. In the other kind, calls to stored procedures that are not present in the cache database system are rewritten as remote procedure calls to the stored procedures in the other database system.

Redirection of misses in queryable caches

A method and apparatus for efficiently processing data requests in a network oriented n-tier database environment is presented. According to one embodiment of the invention, certain or all data from the tables of a database server device can be maintained in tables on the client device in a client side database cache server system. This local cache allows the network oriented n-tier database system to eliminate the expense of repetitive network transmissions to respond to duplicate queries for the same information. Additionally, the local client device may also keep track of what data is cached on peer network nodes. This allows the client to request that data from a peer database cache server and off load that burden from the database server device. Moreover, the local client may also keep statistics regarding the frequency of requested data in order to optimize the data set maintained in the local database cache server.

Method and apparatus for efficient SQL processing in an n-tier architecture

A system and method for producing a document formatted according to Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) from an electronically stored original document while preserving the visual presentation properties of the original document as characterized by the document-authoring application used to create the original document. The system comprises a document converter, which includes a conversion engine and an interface for a document-authoring application. The document-authoring application interface generates a set of raw conversion data from the original document. The conversion engine assembles the raw conversion data into the HTML document. The raw conversion data may comprise a set of files formatted according to Hypertext Markup Language (HTML).

System and method for converting an electronically stored document

A system and method for facilitating annotation of a document co-browsed by multiple attendees of a collaboration session. A co-browsed page is served to the attendees by a collaboration server. An attendee (e.g., the host) annotates the page by highlighting a portion, placing or moving a pointer, scrolling the page within a window, or taking some other action. A collaboration applet operating in conjunction with the attendee's browser notes the position of the annotation (and size of annotation if it involves highlighting) and normalizes that position relative to the page. The collaboration applet then transmits an annotation event to the collaboration server, with the normalized position. The event is forwarded to other attendees, where the annotation is recreated.

System and method for real-time annotation of a co-browsed document

A system and method for facilitating the collaborative co-browsing of a document or web page. A collaboration server retrieves content of a page on behalf of a collaboration participant or attendee. Each attendee operates or views the content with a browser that is augmented with a collaboration applet. Tags, links, script code and other references that may cause a different page to be accessed or loaded fro the current page are transformed or replaced on the server before the page is distributed to the attendees. In particular, events and redirections that may cause the attendee browser to directly navigate to another page are transformed on the server. Pre-determined rules may be applied to prevent some attendees from viewing certain content (e.g., financial or personal data). A page may be further transformed at a client browser, to redirect a hyperlink to the collaboration server or to trap some other event.

System and method for real-time co-browsing

One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that modifies a function defined within an application programming interface (API) so that the function includes additional code. The system receives an additional code module to be integrated into the function within the API. The system also receives a command to integrate the additional code module into the function. This command is received through a pre-defined function within the API for integrating additional code into functions within the API. In response to the command, the system links the additional code into the function so that the additional code module is executed when the function is called. In one embodiment of the present invention, linking the additional code module into the function involves linking the additional code module as an entry function that is executed at the beginning of the function. In one embodiment of the present invention, linking the additional code module into the function involves linking the additional code module as an exit function that is executed at the end of the function. In one embodiment of the present invention, linking the additional code module into the function involves linking the additional code module as a replacement for original code for the function.

Method and apparatus for configuring extensible application programming interfaces

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Anindo Roy