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Open Text S.a.

Google Inc.

Vignette Software LLC

Epicentric, Inc.

Ed Anuff

Dean Moses

John Petersen

Edith Harbaugh

Noah Guyot

Ethan Vonderweid

Amy Phillips

Dave MacLeod

Jean Tessier

Hans Akesson

Tom Belunis

Fergus Griffin

Siddharth Rishi Raj Chaudhary

David L MacLeod

A Marsh Gardiner

Prabhat Jha

Mohsen Azimi

Scott Ganyo

Miles Chaston

Brian Slesinsky

John Dean Taylor

Oliver Muoto

Seth Ladygo

Peter Leiser

Terry Joyce

A definition for the API is received. A request and response model is built for each defined operation of the API resource using the received definition. A simulated response for each defined operation of the API resource is generated in an API development environment according to the request and response model.

Simulated testing of API

The sharing of objects may be executed by performing various share type administrations. Objects may be shared directly to a site or may be made available indirectly for reuse by a site. The objects shared and made available for reuse may be added to the site to which they are shared and made available for reuse. References to the objects shared and made available for reuse are stored in repositories in response to, and in accordance with, the share type administration performed. The storage of the references to objects is based on privileges associated with at least one of a repository, a site and a user. Objects made available for reuse by, and shared to, a site may be made unavailable for reuse by, and unshared to, the site through the execution of a share type administration.

Method and system for sharing different web components between different web sites in a portal framework

Method and system for sharing web components between web sites

A site in a portal management framework may have a set of site objects given a single identity. The site may be created in the portal management framework by a console object. The portal management framework may have at least one portal providing a gateway for access to the site. Sets of users granted administrative privileges with respect to a site object may further grant and delegate administrative privileges to other sets of users to perform administration type operations on site objects over which they have administrative privileges. Server consoles may be provided for performing administration on object(s) in the portal management framework. Site consoles may be provided for performing administration on object(s) with respect to each site.

System and method for provisioning user access to web site components in a portal framework

Graphical user interfaces are provided for administrators to perform administration type operations. Sets of users granted administrative privileges may further grant and delegate administrative privileges to other sets of users to perform administration type operations on site objects over which they have administrative privileges. The types of graphical user interfaces includes server consoles and site consoles. Server consoles enable the performance of administration on all objects within the framework. Site consoles enable the performance of administration within a respective site.

Graphical user interface for performing administration on web components of web sites in a portal framework

A portal server presents an HTML page that comprises a plurality of modules that are formatted in a predetermined layout. Each module represents a network resource that can be accessed by a user through the portal. Some of the modules can be user-selectable, whereas others may be mandatory elements of the portal. Similarly, some aspects of the layout may be user-controllable, while others are fixed. The modular nature of the portal enables the various resources to be readily and independently updated by the entities who provide them, without affecting other features of the portal. The portal server includes an administration interface that enables an administrator to select from various layout styles, as well as control access to site information and services. A variety of customizations can be done to the portal without requiring programming skills. As a result, individual businesses and other entities can exercise complete ownership of their portals, from a hosting, branding and design perspective.

Portal server that provides a customizable user Interface for access to computer networks

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Ed Anuff