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Optosecurity Inc.

Martin Lacasse

Dan Gudmundson

Luc Perron

David Brandow

Sanjeet Mall

Michel R Bouchard

Nipun Dev

Yunjiao Xue

Matthew Borges

Jean-Francois Leblay

Adlene Sifi

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for allowing a client application to modify failed update requests in an request queue accessible by a mobile device. As a cloud platform may provide offline data services to client applications, a device may need to synchronize a locally stored or otherwise accessible offline store with the cloud platform when connectivity returns. The client application may place failed requests into a request queue, store information about the failed requests in an error archive, and subsequently allow users to directly modify the requests in the request queue for resubmission to the cloud platform. The client application may provide an interface to users to fix the failed requests that is familiar and to the standard interface in the client application.

Directly modifying failed queued requests for an offline application using the backend type system

A server system may include a request handler and a storage. The request handler may receive at least one request from a program on a user side. The storage may include a first cache and a second cache, storing data in format directly compatible to the program. The first cache stores only data matching to a server. If the at least one request corresponds to a change to the data from the program, then the second cache stores the at least one request and the request handler sends the at least one request to the server for updating the change.

Odata offline cache for mobile device

The present invention provides a method and system for communicating via a handheld device to Internet applications such as customer relationship management applications. Automatically generated user information, such as an electronic mail (e-mail) address, containing a certification key is used to authenticate a mobile user's access to Internet applications. Access from mobile devices, such as personal data assistants, is possible because no password is required to log in. Other security measures may be used in conjunction with providing user information to ensure access only to authorized users.

Authentication of handheld devices for access to applications

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Montreal, Canada

Martin Lacasse