International Business Machines Corporation

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Douglas Charles Lovell

Richard D Thompson

Matthew Jason Duftler

Sharon C Adler

Kristoffer H Rose

Angel Luis Diaz

Adam R Clarke

Danielle Madeleine Cusson

Chung-Sheng Li

Yurdaer Nezihi Doganata

Kevin Patrick McAuliffe

Aleksander A Slominski

Stephen Joy Boies

Paul Michael Matchen

Francisco Phelan Curbera

Stephen Eric Levy

Axel Martens

Nirmal K Mukhi

Jason Ashley Sholl

William Edward Bennett

Huong Thu Morris

Thomas Joseph Brawn

Lauretta Jones

Henry Retter

Neil Lustig

Rose M Lorincz-Lovell

Anders Lr Berglund

Olusola A Omosaiye

Techniques are disclosed for extracting information through analysis of provenance data. For example, a computer-implemented method of extracting information regarding an execution of an enterprise process comprises the following steps. Provenance data is generated, wherein the provenance data is based on collected data associated with an actual end-to-end execution of the enterprise process and is indicative of a lineage of one or more data items. A provenance graph is generated that provides a visual representation of the generated provenance data, wherein nodes of the graph represent records associated with the collected data and edges of the graph represent relations between the records. At least a portion of the generated provenance data from the graph is analyzed so as to extract information about the execution of the enterprise process based on the analysis.

Extracting enterprise information through analysis of provenance data

Techniques are disclosed for limiting execution of software programs. For example, a method comprises the following steps. A first set of program code is extracted from a second set of program code. The extracted first set of program code is parsed to generate a parsed structure. The parsed structure generated from the first set of program code is examined for one or more expressions predetermined to be unsafe for execution. The one or more expressions predetermined to be unsafe for execution that are contained in the first set of program code are detected. In one example, the first set of program code may be a script generated with the JavaScript&#x2122; scripting language and the second set of program code may be a business process.

Limiting execution of software programs

A method (and structure) for displaying mapping relationships defined by a plurality of instruction elements, each instruction element providing a relation between zero or more source elements and zero or more result elements, where each source element includes one of a plurality of source elements and each result element includes one of a plurality of result elements, including providing a user a representation including a portion of the mapping relationships and including one or more of the plurality of source elements, the plurality of instruction elements, and the plurality of result elements. The user is provided a method to select one of the elements in the representation. The selected element is highlighted in the representation and the highlighting can be propagated to any other elements related by the mapping that are displayed in the representation.

Method and system for stylesheet execution interactive feedback

A method (and structure) for enacting changes to a document containing a template-based program that transforms tree-structured data from a first tree-structured data into a second tree-structured data, including providing an interface to permit selection of a document containing the template-based program, constructing a model of the template-based program in the selected document by parsing elements of the template-based program into a corresponding logical construct having a match condition and at least one generator, where the match condition determines whether an element in the first tree-structure data is to be processed by one or more of the at least one generator, and displaying a representation of the model to the user.

Method and system for stylesheet-centric editing

A computer display layout manager that reduces the need to hand-craft the layout of application screens is able to rearrange elements according to the shape of the available area. The automated process helps interface designers create user interfaces which work well on multiple devices and in resizeable windows. The layout manager uses height for width and width for height trade-offs to resize elements. The elements of each row or column are packed and resized according to predetermined preferred sizing criteria.

Method for arranging display elements

In an exemplary embodiment, a customer, an automobile dealership, a participating financial institution, and a credit bureau may be electronically connected in a system that preferably uses the internet in order to develop and process a legal document comprising a credit application. The system thereby eliminates a paper-based process of credit approval, providing an efficient interaction between businesses and their customer.

System for electronically developing and processing a document

Display elements are designed to answer element size queries by a layout manager which enable an enhanced layout manager to pack elements on the display with greater uniformity and density than is possible with the element size queries available in the state of the art. The layout manager automatically uses height-for-width and/or width-for-height trade-offs to optimally resize said elements according to the shape of the available area.

Method for enabling adaptive sizing of display elements

A method and system which enables an animator to make drawings and in-between drawings. Preceding and following tweens 74 and 75 are shown to the animator in such a way that they are distinguishable from each other and from the in-between drawing 73 on which the animator is working. Advantage is made of electronic graphics and display technology to assist the animator with drawing, editing, and coloring. The drawings are kept in an ordered list in which they can be arbitrarily inserted or deleted, drawn, and edited. The drawings can be viewed in animation immediately upon demand, yielding an instant pencil test for the animator. The drawings can also be output to a recording device according to the list.

Method and apparatus for producing animated drawings and in-between

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Douglas Charles Lovell