International Business Machines Corporation

Matthew Laue

Hui-I Hsiao

Kenneth Carlin Nelson

Tawei Hu

David Mun-Hien Choy

Gerald Edward Kozina

Cataldo Mega

Karen Wolfe Brannon

Lily Liang

Edward Joseph Gallagher

Donald Edward Benson

Gerald R Clarke

Deb Sudipta

A method is provided for accessing information in a content management system including a library server for generating non-transferable access tokens and an object server for storing objects to which access may be requested by a client user. Enhanced security is achieved by generating non-transferable access tokens which can be used by a particular client user to access a particular data object in the object server. However, should the token be transferred to a user other then the client user for which the token was generated, the system will not permit access to the object.

Content management system and methodology employing non-transferable access tokens to control data access

Managing a content management system. The content management system is one that is configured and controlled to establish a connection between a client and a library server, generate a transaction identifier and insert, a record for the transaction in a tracking table associated with the library server, pass transaction data from the client to a resource manager, process the transaction at the resource manager and record transaction data in a tracking table associated with the resource manager. The resource manager returns transaction success/failure data to the client, compares activity recorded in the tracking tables, and takes corrective action based upon the activity comparison.

Method, system, and program product for transaction management in a distributed content management application

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