Emc Corporation

Craig Randall

Alex Rankov

Meir Amiel

Oleg Bivol

Victor Spivak

Jerzy Gruszka

Information is processed by receiving from a requesting node a request to access a content management related service. The content management related service is performed at a second node in the opposite direction as the requesting node; the request is associated with an object tree. The object tree is walked to obtain information associated with the object tree. A set of one or more service context rules associated with the content management related service is determined. The object tree is processed using the set of service context rules and the results of the processed object tree are made available to the content management related service so that the content management related service is able to properly operate at the second node.

Object tree walking

Migrating a computer-provided solution to a service-oriented architecture is disclosed. One or more primary concerns, each representing a core operation of the computer-provided solution, are identified. One or more secondary concerns, each being associated with a manner in which a core operation of the computer-provided solution is performed, are identified. One or more services, each of which addresses one or more of said one or more primary concerns in a manner determined at least in part by a service context configured to address one or more of said one or more secondary concerns at least in part by indicating as applicable a manner in which applicable ones of said one or more services are to be performed, are defined.

Migration to a service-oriented architecture

Identifying a repository object is disclosed. An object identifying information usable to identify a repository object with respect to which an operation is desired to be performed is included in a request not specific to any one manner of identifying objects. The request is sent to a node associated with a repository in which the repository object is or will be stored. At the receiving end, e.g., a content server, the object identifying information included in the request is used to identify the repository object with respect to which the operation is desired to be performed, for example to retrieve the repository object.

Object identity and addressability

Processing for a data package is disclosed. An operation is received including a data package. The operation is performed with respect to each of one or more data objects included in the data package, in a manner determined at least in part by a context data applicable to the operation.

Passing information between server and client using a data package

Providing access to managed content in rich client application environments is disclosed. A request is received from within a first application environment for access to managed content not managed primarily by a first application with which the first application environment is associated. Access is provided to managed content based at least in part on a context data associated with the first application environment.

Providing access to managed content in rich client application environments

Managing content is disclosed. An indication that a remote host desires to write a content data to a data repository is received. The remote host is caused to transfer the content data to a branch content store that is nearer to the remote host than the data repository is near to the remote host, by a prescribed measure, and that is configured to transfer the content data asynchronously to the data repository.

Asynchronous content transfer

A request to access a content management related service is obtained, where the request is associated with an object tree. The object tree is walked to obtain information associated with the object tree. A set of one or more service context rules associated with the content management related service is determined. The object tree is processed using the set of service context rules so that the content management related service is able to properly operate using the processed information.

Providing session services is disclosed. An indication is received that a session established to provide access to a resource from within an application environment not provided by the resource is about to expire. A response is provided, automatically and in a manner transparent to a user of the application environment, to maintain the session.

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Pleasanton, CA, United States of America

Craig Randall