Bea Systems, Inc.

Oracle International Corporation

Charles Paclat

Eric M Halpern

Mark Spotswood

Paul Parkinson

Hans Wolters

Sougata Mukherjea

Lang Li

Steven Willcox

Dan Fishman

Greg Buzzard

Tom Stamm

Michel Bisson

A system and method can provide a re-parsing mechanism that is plugged into a delegation layer that is transparent to the XML applications. The re-parsing mechanism can perform one or more XML parsing operations based on a local document type definition or schema file. If an error is detected during one or more XML parsing operations based on the local document type definition or schema file, the re-parsing mechanism allows for retrieving an updated document type definition or schema file from a remote application server and performing the one or more XML parsing operations again based on the updated document type definition or schema file.

System and method for XML registry re-parsing

A system and method for providing dynamic transaction optimizations, such as dynamic XA transaction optimizations. In accordance with an embodiment, the system enables monitoring of transactional behavior in an application during runtime, in order to provide a feedback loop. The application/transaction information in the feedback loop can be analyzed by a transaction manager to determine an indication as to whether a particular optimization, such as an isSameRM optimization, will provide a benefit or not. The optimization can then be applied accordingly. In accordance with various embodiments, such determination can be made transparently, so that its enablement is not detectable to, e.g., an end-application, or a system administrator, even though the distribution and type of XA calls may be detected through system monitoring. The feature can be used to improve the performance of transaction processing in a transaction-based system.

System and method for providing dynamic transaction optimizations

In embodiments, the present invention provides mechanisms and methods for making a plurality of configuration changes to a set of servers comprised of an administration server and one or more managed servers. These mechanisms and methods can enable a number of changes to be made to the configuration at once, i.e., in a batch. The ability of an administrator to make a number of changes to the configuration, validate the changes and then persist the changes to the servers is termed a 'transaction based' change process. In such transaction based processing, embodiments process changes in batches, which enables embodiments to avoid failures in configuration changes that result in the machines being in a non-recoverable or unknown configuration state.

System and method for performing batch configuration changes

In embodiments, the present invention provides mechanisms and methods for making a set of configuration changes to a set of servers comprised of an administration server and one or more managed servers. These mechanisms and methods can enable a number of changes to be made to the configuration at once, e.g., in a batch. In such transaction based processing, embodiments process changes in batches, which enables embodiments to avoid failures in configuration changes that result in the machines being in a non-recoverable or unknown configuration state.

System and method for performing validation of a configuration

A method for providing user-apparent consistency in a wireless user device is presented. An IP address, or other unique identifier, is assigned to a wireless user device in wireless communication with a wireless application server. The IP address is associated with a communication session between the wireless user device and the wireless application server. The IP address, along with information related to the communication session, such as context information, is stored by the wireless application server, such as in an active session cache. The wireless user device may then rejoin the communication session in the event the wireless communication is temporarily dropped and re-established between the wireless user device and the wireless application server, without losing the assignment of the IP address to the wireless user device or any information stored for the IP address in the active session cache.

Method for providing user-apparent consistency in a wireless device

A system and method is provided which allows item searches based on the qualities of the items. Additionally, the system suggests items to a customer or user based on his/her profile information that is learned by the system over time. That is, the system learns about a customer's preferences and stores that information.

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Charles Paclat