Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Dennis Angeline

Raja Krishnaswamy

Christopher Wellington Brumme

William G Evans

David S Mortenson

Debi P Mishra

Merwan Vishnu Hade

Nikhil Jain

Paul Yuknewicz

Sadagopan Rajaram

Sushil Baid

Ramesha Chandrasekhar

Huan Guo

Mine Tanrinian Demir

Embodiments provide a viewer/editor for schema-less data, such as a NoSQL database. The data structures are displayed so that each entity type in the data uses a different color and variable column widths. This allows the user to identify relationships between entities. For a selected entity, only the properties applicable to that entity are displayed by the viewer/editor. The column width for each property is optimized to reduce confusion and to allow the user to focus on the selected data.

Detection and visualization of schema-less data

A system and method is provided for bridging disparate object systems. The system includes a first wrapper to bridge communications between a first object system and a second object system and a second wrapper to bridge communications between the second object system and the first object system. The first wrapper insulates the first object system from interface implementations in the second object system and the second wrapper insulates the second object system from interface implementations in the first object system to facilitate transparent communications between the first and second object systems. The first object system may be at least one of a managed object system and an unmanaged object system, and the second object system may be at least one of a managed object system and an unmanaged object system.

System and method for bridging object systems

To enhance portability of programming languages and compiled codes, methods and/or devices optionally compile a programming language code associated with one framework to a code associated with another framework and/or convert a code associated with one framework to a code associated with another framework. The aforementioned converters and/or methods include, but are not limited to, features for supporting framework differences in object hierarchy, exceptions, type characteristics, reflection transparency, and/or scoping.

Semantics mapping between different object hierarchies

System and method for bridging managed and unmanaged object systems by utilizing an interface wrapper to facilitate transparent communications

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Dennis Angeline