Bea Systems, Inc.

Redfin Corporation

Oracle International Corporation

Zendesk, Inc.

Plumtree Software, Inc.

Michael Erik Smedberg

Boris Krasnoiarov

Daniil Khidekel

Matthew S Markoff

Bridget J Frey

Shahaf Abileah

Henry Hsu

Jason Wain

Sasha Aickin

Louis J Chan

Jason Brackins

Jennifer Chao

Ashwin Hegde

Jared W Shay

Robert Gay

Boris Andreyevich Krasnoiarov

The disclosed embodiments provide a system that uses an integration service to facilitate access to an origin service. During operation, the integration service receives a request service from a software platform, wherein the request is made through an integration service application programming interface (API) provided by the integration service. In response to the request, the integration service makes a corresponding request to the origin service, wherein the corresponding request is made through an origin service API provided by the origin service, and wherein making the corresponding request involves translating data received through the integration service API into a format suitable for the origin service API.

Using an integration service to facilitate interactions between software systems

A personalized feed system is described herein that provides feeds that are tailored to the preferences of each user of a real estate website or application. A user signs up to receive a stored profile with the website, and the profile includes information such as what geographical regions the buyer is interested in, what types of homes the buyer is looking for, and so on. The personalized feed system uses this information to provide a feed specific to the buyer that notifies the buyer of listings that are of particular relevance to that buyer. The personalized feed system summarizes other real estate events that are relevant to the user in a single time-oriented feed. Buyers receive information about new and/or modified listings, sales, outstanding offers, status of a transaction, and the like, while sellers receive information about sales, new and/or modified listings, open offers, and so on.

Personalized real estate event feed

A request multiplexing system is described herein that takes multiple asynchronous requests from a client to multiple server endpoints and multiplexes the requests at the client into a single request to a new server endpoint. The new endpoint demultiplexes the requests at the server, calls the pre-existing separate endpoints to get the correct response for each request, combines the responses into a single multiplexed response, and returns the combined response to the client. On the client side, the response data is split up and handed to the appropriate handlers. From the components' points of view and those of the endpoints on the server, the requests occur just as they originally may. However, new logic on both the client and the server has packaged and unpackaged requests and responses appropriately to accomplish without component modification what formerly involved extensive coordination between developers of various components.

Multiplexing web requests for improved performance

A method, system, and computer program product for corporate portal security are provided, wherein security information corresponding to an external object imported into the corporate portal is automatically mapped from the object's native security system into the corporate portal system. For each external object imported, the corporate portal maps external users and external groups identified by the native security into corresponding portal users and portal groups according to a predefined mapping process, and stores the results in a manner that associates the external object with those portal users and portal groups. A plurality of database tables and maps determines the outcome of the predefined mapping process. Advantageously, when new external users or groups are added, they are detected by a synchronization agent which then automatically updates the database tables and maps. When custom group security configurations are desired, or when new domains are added, the portal administrator may manipulate a subset of the database tables and maps to achieve the desired configuration. Advantageously, manually intensive operations such as object-by-object security stampings, and/or re-manipulation of individual security settings associated with re-instantiated crawls, are avoided.

System and method for administering security in a corporate portal

A method of analyzing a resource leak on a first web server uses a second web server. A first HTTP request message is received from a client at a first Web server and includes an identifier of an information component stored on the first Web server which generates a reply to the first HTTP request message including the information component, and sends the reply to the client. Multiple duplicate HTTP request messages for the information component are generated at the first Web server in response to the receiving of the first request, for analyzing a resource leak on the first Web server. Each of the duplicate HTTP request messages includes the identifier of the information component. The duplicate HTTP request are transmitted to a second Web server and multiply any existing resource leak, thereby facilitating detection, diagnosis and/or analysis. The transmitting to the second Web server maintains the first Web server free from receiving the multiple HTTP request messages.

Web server multiplier for analyzing resource leaks

A method of analyzing a resource leak on a first web server uses a second web server. A first HTTP request message is received from a client at a first Web server and includes an identifier of an information component stored on the first Web server which generates a reply to the first HTTP request message including the information component, and sends the reply to the client. Multiple duplicate HTTP request messages for the information component are generated at the first Web server in response to the receiving of the first request, for analyzing a resource leak on the first Web server. Each of the duplicate HTTP request messages includes the identifier of the information component. The duplicate HTTP request messages are transmitted to a second Web server and multiply any existing. resource leak, thereby facilitating detection, diagnosis and/or analysis. The transmitting to the second Web server maintains the first Web server free from receiving the multiple duplicate HTTP request messages.

Web server hit multiplier and redirector

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Oakland, CA, United States of America

Michael Erik Smedberg