International Business Machines Corporation

Red Hat, Inc.

Derek W Carr

Ajamu Akinwunmi Wesley

Michael C Wanderski

Carol Ann Jones

Ronny A Pena

Cesar Augusto Wong

Peter P Eacmen

Benjamin Michael Parees

Clayton Palmer Coleman

Michael D Facemire

Stephen John Foley

Huamin Chen

Rodney Wayne Smith

Thomas Schaeck

Andrew Bryan Smith

Jeremy Gray Perry

Mark Douglas Weitzel

Joshua M Woods

Michael I Ahern

Michael C Facemire

Eric S Paris

Bradley H Hayes

Managing resources used during a development pipeline. A method of the disclosure includes analyzing historical resource usage of an application development system during different stages of a development pipeline for an application. The application development system includes a set of computing resources. The method also includes determining a current resource usage for a current stage of the development pipeline for the application. The method further includes determining an estimated resource usage for a later stage of the development pipeline for the application based on one or more of the current resource usage or the historical resource usage. The method further includes configuring the set of computing resources of the application development system for the later stage of the development pipeline based on the estimated resource usage.

Managing resources used during a development pipeline

Dual-level storage device reservation is disclosed. A first request associated with a first application of a plurality of applications to reserve a first network-attached storage device for write access is accessed. A first storage device reservation key is stored on the first network-attached storage device to reserve the network-attached storage device. A first mapping entry that associates the first storage device reservation key with a first application identifier (ID) of the first application is generated. The first storage device reservation key is received from the first application, and a message is sent to the first application that contains information that identifies the first application as having write access to the first network-attached storage device based on the first mapping entry.

Dual-level storage device reservation

Usage instrumented workload scheduling is disclosed. For example, a plurality of nodes host first and second pluralities of guests. An orchestrator includes a usage monitor, a workload classifier, and a scheduler, and executes on a processor to track, by the usage monitor, respective usage patterns of a plurality of accounts including a first account. A first workload is received from the first account, which has a first account factor based on the respective usage patterns of the first account. The first workload is assigned by the workload classifier to a first workload type of a plurality of workload types. The first workload is assigned by the scheduler to the first plurality of guests based on the first account factor and the first workload type.

Usage instrumented workload scheduling

The present invention is a method, system and apparatus for dynamically binding principal services to activities in a business process in a cross-enterprise business process management system. In a preferred aspect of the invention, the system can include a business process specification document processing engine configured to process business process specification documents in which each of the documents defines a business process. A deployment service can be coupled to the engine and programmed to generate and deploy partner link instances for corresponding partner links specified in the documents. Finally, a link base authority can be configured to notify each partner link instance when an endpoint reference to a principal service has changed. Notably, the business process specification documents can include BPEL documents. As such, the business process specification document processing engine can include a BPEL4WS run-time engine.

Dynamic binding of principal services in a cross-enterprise business process management system

A method, system and apparatus for interleaving XForms with JSF request processing can be provided. The system can include an XForms definition generated for a form configured for rendering in a Web application. Specifically, the XForms definition can specify a data model for data to be processed within the form. The system further can include a JSF code generation module programmed to process the forms model to produce a form bean, a faces configuration, and a JSF page for each navigable view defined in the XForms definition.

Interleaving the xforms processing model with java server faces request processing

Interleaving the XForms processing model with java server faces request processing

Sharing content between users of different social networks includes: in a source social network implemented by at least one processor, receiving shared content uploaded by a source user with an indication of a number of recipients of the shared content; establishing a trusted communication link between the source social network and at least one external social network; and allowing the number of recipients to retrieve the shared content from the source social network via the trusted communication link.

Inter-service sharing of content between users from different social networks

The insertion of content into media streams is provided. A media stream is monitored by a media server computer, the monitored media stream having at least one marker designating an associated insertion position within the media stream. A marker is selected to insert personalized social-awareness based content into the media stream. Social awareness information associated with a target of the monitored media stream is identified. The social awareness information is utilized to select personalized social-awareness based content. The personalized social-awareness based content is inserted into the monitored media stream at the corresponding insertion position associated with the selected marker to transform the media stream.

Media system with social awareness

Referenced content is shared through collaborative business applications by detecting referenced content in an electronic communication. The referenced content references content stored in an external repository. The referenced content identifies a registered external repository connector. A determination is made whether an Access Control List ('ACL') for the referenced content lacks an entry for a recipient of the electronic communication. Also an ACL entry is generated for the recipient in response to the recipient lacking an entry in the ACL for the referenced content. The ACL entry controls access to the referenced content for the recipient.

Sharing referenced content through collaborative business applications

An apparatus, system, and method are disclosed for sharing referenced content through collaborative business applications. The method includes detecting referenced content in an electronic communication. The referenced content references content stored in an external repository. The referenced content identifies a registered external repository connector. The method also includes determining that an Access Control List ('ACL') for the referenced content lacks an entry for a recipient of the electronic communication. The method includes generating an ACL entry for the recipient in response to the recipient lacking an entry in the ACL for the referenced content. The ACL entry controls access to the referenced content for the recipient. The ACL entry is defined based on a security policy associated with the recipient.

Embodiments of the present invention address deficiencies of the art in respect to deploying XForms in an enterprise environment and provide a method, system and computer program product for forms integration of an external data model not implemented through a DOM accessible API. In one embodiment of the invention, a method for forms integration of an external data model not implemented through a DOM accessible API can include generating a data graph for an external data model for a forms based application and transforming the data graph into a DOM representation of the data graph. Value changes for fields of a form in the forms based application can be applied to nodes of the DOM representation and mutations in the nodes of the DOM representation can be synchronized to corresponding nodes in the data graph.

Forms integration of an external data model not implemented through a document object model (DOM) accessible application programming interface (API)

The present invention is a system, method and apparatus for for real-time blogging. In a preferred aspect of the invention, a real-time bi-directional blogging system can include a blog and a bi-directional syndication interface to the blog. Importantly, an instant messaging system can be coupled to the syndication interface of the blog. The instant messaging system of the present invention can include a chat server and at least one chat client. Notably, a bot can be coupled to the chat server. The bot can be programmed to communicate blog postings received in the chat server to the chat client or clients. The bot can be further programmed to communicate responses to the blog postings received from the chat client or clients to the blog through the syndication interface.

Real-time blog interaction

Techniques for enhancing accessibility to web content are described herein. In some embodiments, a method includes presenting an activation element in association with a web page and detecting activation of the activation element, wherein the detection occurs following an activation event. The method can also include identifying draggable elements and drop zones in the web page and associating identifiers with the draggable elements and the drop zones, wherein the identifiers indicate one or more input events that will move a certain one of the draggable elements to a certain one of the drop zones. The method can also include modifying the web page to display the identifiers in association with the draggable elements and the drop zones, detecting the input events, and moving the certain one of the draggable elements to the certain one of the drop zones.

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Cary, NC, United States of America

Derek W Carr