Avaya Inc.

Christopher Andrew Hatko

Arn Close Hyndman

Nicholas Sauriol

Albert Frederich Reiche

A computer-readable storage medium having computer-executable instructions for authenticating in a computing environment where the computer-executable instructions instruct a processor to receive a token from a client by a first process, send the token to a second process, validate the token by the second process by sending the token to a policy server and receiving a validation of the token from the policy server, and selectively grant access to the computing resource based at least in part upon the validation of the token. The validation of the token indicates that the token is associated with a previous successful authentication of the client by the second process. A system also includes the first process and the second process.

Single sign-on system and method

Interaction with web content in a web browser can control actions in an embedded virtual environment, and events in the virtual environment can be used to update content and applications running in the web browser. In one embodiment, particular events in the virtual environment are passed to a mapping component that listens for triggers and issues commands in the web browser. A JavaScript mapping component may be used to listen for the triggers, capture parameters associated with the trigger, lookup the trigger type in a mapping table, and call a mapped JavaScript function with the trigger parameters. In the reverse direction, if a JavaScript function call is entered in the web browser, the JavaScript function invokes a function exposed by a virtual environment plugin. The plug-in invokes an event within the virtual environment so that interaction with the web content can control actions in the virtual environment.

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Ottawa, Canada

Christopher Andrew Hatko