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Marita Kruempelmann

Stefan A Baeuerle

Marek Kowalkiewicz

Ruopeng Lu

Hans-Juergen Richstein

Andreas Heix

Hans-Jurgen Richstein

Gerd Ritter

Klaus Herter

Joachim Fiess

Christian Grail

Toralf Grossmann

Tatjana Borovikov

Christina Hall

Andreas Bettin

Guido Wagner

Sonia Lippe

Timo Wolf

Andreas Neumann

Hergen Siefken

Erwin Pinter

Malin Elisabeth Wittkopf

Ingo Rues

Joachim Pfeifer

Christoph Lange

Hee Tatt Ooi

Michael Oemler

Gunter Schmitt

Robert B Fuhge

Bogdan Alexander

Nitesh Pai

Bernd Schaeufele

Anca Maria Florescu

Frank Kohler

Felix Harling

Marc-Oliver Genter

Christian Knirsch

Bernd Otte

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for generating and adjusting multi-dimensional data visualizations. An embodiment operates by a computer implemented method that includes evaluating, by at least one processor, data to be displayed on a multi-dimensional data visualization and information associated with the multi-dimensional data visualization. The method further includes determining one or more parameters for the multi-dimensional data visualization based on the evaluated data and the evaluated information. The method further includes generating the multi-dimensional data visualization based on the determined one or more parameters, where the multi-dimensional data visualization comprises at least four dimensions. The method also includes graphically displaying the multi-dimensional data visualization.

Multi-dimensional data visualization

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for an interactive software development kit documentation tool. An embodiment operates by receiving a component selection of an interface component in a development tool associated with a development environment. A display of the interface component and one or more configurable parameters of the interface component is generated, from which a modification to the one or more configurable parameters is received. A modified display of the interface component including a visual indication of the received modification of the one or more configurable parameter is generated in real-time. Code corresponding the modified display of the interface component is generated for use in the development environment.

Interactive software development kit documentation tool

A computer-implemented smart recovery system for dynamic workflows addresses a change to a data object during execution of an instance of a workflow by selectively re-executing workflow tasks that are affected by the change, without cancelling the instance and restarting a new instance of the workflow. A determination of whether a task is to be re-executed during the smart recovery process may include examining a re-evaluation label assigned to the task.

Method and system to effectuate recovery for dynamic workflows

A business object model, which reflects data that is used during a given business transaction, is utilized to generate interfaces. This business object model facilitates commercial transactions by providing consistent interfaces that are suitable for use across industries, across businesses, and across different departments within a business during a business transaction. In some operations, software creates, updates, or otherwise processes information related to an address snapshot and an approval process definition business object.

Consistent interface for address snapshot and approval process definition

The subject matter disclosed herein provides methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for providing a weak dependency linking two tasks of a workflow of task. In one aspect, there is provided a computer-implemented method. The method receives, from a user interface, an indication representing a link between a first task and a second task. The link being a weak dependency linking the first and second task. The weak dependency representing that one or more tasks may be inserted between the first and second tasks. The first and second tasks including the link representing the weak dependency may be provided to the user interface. The link presented at the user interface to enable identification of the weak dependency. Related apparatus, systems, methods, and articles are also described.

Work flow model processing with weak dependencies that allows runtime insertion of additional tasks

The subject matter disclosed herein provides methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for providing timers for tasks of process models. In one aspect, an input representative of a temporal constraint for a task of a graph-process model may be received. The temporal constraint defines at least one of a delay or a deadline. The task may be associated with the temporal constraint created based on the received input. The temporal constraint defined to have a placement at the graph-process model based on the type of temporal constraint. The task and the temporal constraint may be provided to configure the process model. Related systems, apparatus, methods, and/or articles are described.

Timer patterns for process models

An occurrence of a workflow re-evaluation event during execution of tasks in a workflow is identified. In response to the workflow re-evaluation event, it is determined for each task previously executed in the workflow whether such task needs to be executed again. Those tasks in the workflow for which it was determined that the corresponding task needs to be executed again are executed again, while the tasks in the workflow that were previously executed and for which it was not determined that the corresponding task needs to be executed again are skipped. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

Workflow task re-evaluation

A method includes providing a baseline workflow as an electronic representation of an actual workflow, the baseline workflow including baseline tasks, data items, and baseline data scopes, and providing a fragment workflow as an electronic representation of an actual fragment workflow, the fragment workflow including at least one fragment task, and at least one fragment data scope. A baseline data scope is identified as an affected data scope based on a structural change operation, the baseline workflow and the fragment workflow, and the affected data scope is compared to the at least one fragment data scope to identify at least one change operation. The fragment and baseline workflows are integrated based on the structural change operation to provide an integrated workflow, and the at least one data scope change operation is executed to provide at least one integrated data scope in the integrated workflow.

Systems and methods for data aware workflow change management

Systems and methods for managing information display include the ability, at least in one implementation, to receive a message indicating that the information of a resource is to be displayed and to form a user interface for displaying the resource information by defining a pane in which to display the information and selecting a renderer operable to render the information in the pane.

Managing information display

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