Sap Ag

Sap Se

Markus Cherdron

Filip Misovski

Frank Weigel

Frank Brunswig

Stephan Ritter

Uwe Reeder

Ulf Fildebrandt

Frank Seeger

Stefan Beck

Reiner P Hammerich

Rachel Ebner

Victor V Shaburov

Jens C Ittel

Peter Giese

Alexey Arseniev

Yariv Zur

Vinay Nath Penmatsa

Bjoern Goerke

Holger Koser

Marek Barwicki

Tzanko Stefanov

Alexander Lingg

Volker Driesen

Martin Hartig

Hans-Juergen Richstein

Thomas Gauweiler

Martin Zurmuehl

Andreas Hoffner

Holger Bohle

Kiran Gangadharappa

Gregor Tielsch

Markus Muenkel

Jens Baumgart

Joerg Weller

Joerg Singler

Tim Back

Iouri Loukachev

Jade Sripad

Tobias Stein

Klaus Nottbohm

Peter Muessig

Thorsten Erlewein

Ivan Perelomov

Silke Arians

Jorg Weller

Johannes Knoeppler

Luc Walterthum

A system for development, deliver, deployment and operation of an application includes at least one memory including instructions on a computing device and at least one processor on the computing device. The processor is operably coupled to the at least one memory and is arranged and configured to execute the instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to implement an application within a platform associated with a namespace for the platform, where the platform is one platform of a plurality of platforms. The processor implements a descriptor having an identifier that uniquely associates the descriptor with the application, where the descriptor comprises a single file that is platform independent and that includes a plurality of namespaces and application-specific attributes for each of the namespaces to enable the application to operate on multiple different platforms using the same descriptor.

Configuring and operating applications using a descriptor

A database processing system can support applications of an online transaction processing (OLTP) archetype and of an online analytical processing (OLAP) archetype. Hybrid archetypes can also be supported to implement hybrid scenarios. Requests for services are routed to an appropriate engine for fulfillment. User interface assets can be served by a shared infrastructure. Seamless navigation from one archetype to another can be supported in an insight-to-action scenario.

Heterogeneous database processing archetypes for hybrid system

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer-implemented methods for providing role-based resource navigation. An example method includes identifying a particular navigation intent from a user associated with a particular user role, the navigation intent representing an action associated with the particular business object; determining a particular target mapping associated with the particular navigation intent based at least in part on the particular user role, the target mapping associated with an application to be executed in response to identification of the associated navigation intent; and executing the application associated with the particular target mapping in response to determining the particular target mapping.

Role-based resource navigation

The present disclosure describes methods, systems, and computer program products for providing entity-based, cross-application navigation according to an implementation. One computer-implemented method includes receiving a request for data and callable entities associated with a provided entity context, transmitting the data and callable entities, receiving request for bootstrap code associated with a target application, generating bootstrap code containing an application environment runtime detection library and application environment navigation data, and transmitting the bootstrap code.

Entity-based cross-application navigation

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for providing integrated productivity services. One process includes operations for determining a context associated with a user of an application, identifying a user productivity feature for integration with an existing feature of the application based on the context, and augmenting a user interface of the application with a graphical object representing the user productivity feature. In some instances, the context can include an integration context defining a particular release version associated with the application. The context can also or alternatively include a role context defining a particular role of the user of the application within an organization, wherein the particular role is associated with a set of permissions or common tasks performed by the particular role. Still further, the context can include a user context defining a personal preference or habit of the user.

Integrated productivity services

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for deployment of services independent of a particular deployment model. One process includes operations for receiving a selection for a user productivity service from a client device, the client device located in a corporate network. A request for a particular method of deployment of the user productivity service is received. At least a portion of the user productivity service is transmitted to the client device if the request is for on-demand deployment of the user productivity service. At least a portion of the user productivity service is transmitted to a server in the corporate network if the request is for on-premise deployment of the user productivity service.

Single approach to on-premise and on-demand consumption of services

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer-implemented methods for concise resource addressing. An example method includes receiving a request for an application including a resource identifier, the resource identifier including a textual identifier and a contextual identifier, the textual identifier including a textual description of the requested application, and the contextual identifier including an encoded description of the requested application; determining at least one target application associated with the resource identifier based at least in part on the textual identifier or the contextual identifier; and sending a response to the request include the at least one target application associated with the resource identifier.

Concise resource addressing

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for providing user-driven configuration of application content packages. One process includes operations for receiving a request for configuring a user productivity feature for integration with an application running on a client device, presenting a configuration tool for allowing user-driven configuration of an application content package associated with the user productivity feature, and deploying the application content package for installation on the client device after receiving configuration of the application content package through the configuration tool. In some instances, the configuration tool is a hosted service provided on a server in a cloud computing network. Further, presenting the configuration tool can include presenting one or more back-end systems associated with the application for selection as a destination for the user productivity feature.

User-driven configuration

Systems and methods consistent with the invention may include receiving, over an electronic network, a contract description message including description information corresponding to a computer device being used to display the contract to a user, retrieving, by using a processor, the description information from the contract description message, comparing the description information with information stored in a template library and adaptor library to identify a generic user interface and a corresponding adaptor module, and generating a contract response message based on a result of the comparison, the response message including an instruction to generate, on the computer device, a customized user interface based on the identified generic user interface and corresponding adaptor module when the generic user interface and the corresponding adaptor module are identified.

Systems and methods for generating customized user interfaces

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, related to extensibility of pattern components in a visual modeling language environment. A pattern component may implement an interface, the pattern component may be received (e.g., by a compiler), and a determination may be made as to whether components of the interface are implemented by the pattern component. If so, a reference to the interface is bound to the pattern component (e.g., a function call referencing a function signature of an interface may be substituted with a call to a function having the same name of the pattern component). A role may be assigned to a pattern component of a visual modeling environment of an application development system and a behavior may be performed based on the role assigned to the pattern component.

Extensibility of pattern components

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for providing user productivity on-demand services. One process includes operations for determining a hosted service for use with an application at a client based on user context data associated with the application. A request for the hosted service and a reference to stored data required for the hosted service is received. The hosted service is executed, and the results are transmitted to the client.

User productivity on demand services

User productivity on-demand services

A design-time architecture that allows for flexible creation of application programs is disclosed. A composer core generates displays of application components and application interfaces that define patterns of functions and interactions between interfaces. A pattern base kit tool may provide common logic for the application components. A repository stores the application components and interfaces during run-time.

Design-time architecture for self-contained patterns

Methods and systems are described for providing for messages having parameters to an interface. An exemplary method includes determining whether at least one message is related to one or more objects at a server based on a first parameter included within the message; determining a lifetime of the message based on a second parameter included within the message; determining a severity of the message based on a third parameter included within the message; and processing the message, at the user interface, based the results of the determining steps.

Systems and methods for enhanced message support of common model interface

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, are provided for controlling message communication between a first computer and a second computer. An exemplary method includes receiving, at the first computer, one or more messages from the second computer, the messages being stored in a buffer associated with an interface at the first computer. The method also includes calling, by a user interface, the interface at the first computer to retrieve the messages from the buffer. Moreover, the method includes identifying, by the user interface, the messages for presentation based on one or more parameters of the message, and providing the identified messages to the user interface for presentation.

Systems and methods for enhanced meassage support using a generic client proxy

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