Adp, Inc.

Darshan Kapadia

Robert Stephen Tucker

Lohit J Sarma

Zachary Brandt

Joseph C Groseclose

Aakash Kharche

Satheesh Nagarajan

Amit Maimon

Christopher Fahey

Ashish Bidadi

Joe Groseclose

Tom Tytunovich

Patrick Quinn

Ryan Bannon

A method, computer system, and computer program product digitally manipulate a human resources workflow on a mobile device. A selection of a human resources operation is received from a mobile application executing on the mobile device; a business rule corresponding to the human resources operation is identified. The business rule comprises a plurality of linked metadata objects forming a syntax tree. The plurality of linked metadata objects is interpreted to implement the business rule, Interpreting comprises sending a first set of chat messages that request input for the plurality of linked metadata objects, and receiving a second set of chat messages that provide the requested input. The human resources operation is performed according to the business rule, generating a workflow stage notification, and publishing the workflow stage notification to a set of mobile devices for display on a timeline of the mobile application.

Metadata-based chat wizard

Enabling migration of code in a service oriented architecture executed in a distributed computing environment. A migration definition for generating migrations is received, the migration definition exposing a tangible set of matchers and filters configured to locate code constructs and codebase settings of the code to be migrated. The code to be migrated is user defined. A deterministic script is scaffolded from the tangible set of matchers and filters to find instances of code to update or settings to update within the distributed environment. The instances of the code settings are updated, whereby the code in the service oriented architecture is migrated.

Methods for enabling a computer to migrate microservices and to perform microservice templating

A method of increasing a speed of operation of a computer via a metadata-based business rule interpreter. The method includes receiving, at a processor, user input defining a business rule. The method also includes translating, by the processor, the user input into a domain-specific language entirely consisting of metadata objects, wherein a translated syntax is formed, the translated syntax being an abstract syntax tree structure consisting of only the metadata objects. The method also includes executing, by the processor, an abstract syntax tree interpreter and taking as input into the abstract syntax tree interpreter the translated syntax. A compiler operation to generate computer code for implementing the business rule is avoided. Executing the abstract syntax tree interpreter produces a result in a browser without using executable code to achieve the result.

Computer speed via metadata-based business rule interpreter

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