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Systems and methods for creating a secure process on a web server can include creating an application manager process, and creating an application host process, the application host process being created under control of the application manager process. Example methods can also include restricting attributes of the application host process, and assigning a unique logon identifier to the application host process so that the application host process can only communicate with the application manager process.

System for running potentially malicious code

Portions of content are transformed into portions of rendered content. While the portions of the content are being transformed into portions of the rendered content, each discrete portion of the rendered content can be provided to the application program after that portion is completed.

Content rendering on a computer

Tools and techniques for routing users to receive online services based on online behavior are provided. These tools may receive representations of activity involving different users in interacting with online services, and may analyze these representations of user activity. The tools may also compute scores for the users based on this previous user activity. The scores may indicate a server system, out of several server systems, which the user is to be routed to obtain online services. The tools may also store the user's score as associated with the user.

Routing users to receive online services based on online behavior

Techniques for enabling inter-subsystem resource sharing are provided. A subsystem executing an application ('app subsystem') receives resources from another subsystem providing a resource ('resource subsystem'), such as a DLL. Then, when an application of the app subsystem is executed, the application may request a resource from the app subsystem, such as a DLL. The app subsystem, upon determining that the requested resource is associated with the resource subsystem, may communicate with the resource subsystem to request the resource. The resource subsystem may then load the resource. When the application utilizes the resource to perform an activity, such as by invoking a method of the DLL, the app subsystem may communicate with the resource subsystem to request the resource to perform the activity. The resource subsystem may provide an indication of a result to the resource subsystem upon completing the activity.

Enabling inter-subsystem resource sharing

Techniques for enabling inter-subsystem resource sharing are provided. The techniques include providing an RPC client on a first subsystem for acting as a proxy for a resource of a second subsystem. When the first subsystem receives a request from an application to access the resource, the RPC client may invoke a function of an RPC server associated with the second subsystem. The RPC server may load the resource on the second subsystem. The RPC client may then act as a proxy for the resource.

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