International Business Machines Corporation

Hcl America Inc.

Michael Hudson

Robert J Connolly

Lisa Seacat DeLuca

John William Barrs

Stephanie A Fetzer

Donald S Bell

Michael R Conners

Fredrick W Fahrenback

Michael J Bordash

Chih-Hong Wong

Bahram Sanaei

Asiyah Ahmad

Michael Florio

Sunil Dandamudi

Samuel Dwumfour

This disclosure relates to method and system for identifying suspicious code contribution of a user to a source code repository. The method includes receiving a plurality of updated code files of a source code repository from a user through an event. The method further includes extracting a plurality of user action parameters from the event corresponding to each of the plurality of updated code files. The method further includes storing the plurality of updated code files and the plurality of user action parameters from the event corresponding to each of the plurality of updated code files in a database. The method further includes identifying at least one of the set of user actions as a suspicious code contribution of the user for at least one of the plurality of updated code files of the source code based on the plurality of user action parameters.

Method and system for identifying suspicious code contribution to a source code repository

An example operation may include one or more of changing a status of a current blockchain to a closed and retired status based on expiration of a limited time window, creating a genesis block associated with a new blockchain, storing a world state of the current blockchain in the genesis block, creating one or more smart contracts, storing the one or more smart contracts on the new blockchain, and initiating an open stage on the new blockchain, and the open stage permits one or more potential blockchain transactions to be written to the new blockchain.

Managing blockchain transactions

A security application may provide a secure digital currency for a blockchain while maintaining anonymity and security from unauthorized third parties. One example may include one of accessing a retailer site from a device, selecting one or more items for purchase, transmitting a payment option to the retailer site for the selected one or more items, receiving a payment request message from the retailer site comprising a unique identifier linked to one or more incentives, creating a payment confirmation message comprising the unique identifier and the one or more incentives, and transmitting the payment confirmation.

Tracking transactions through a blockchain

A method and system for coordinating continuous delivery pipeline testing against a singleton instance of an application is disclosed. The method may include identifying a set of unchanged components across a preceding build and a current build of the singleton instance, and identifying a first set of test cases from a plurality of test cases executed on at least one unchanged component. The method may further include performing execution of a second set of test cases on the remaining set of unchanged components in the current build, and performing execution of each of the plurality of test cases on at least one changed component in the current build. The method may further include reporting test results of executing the first set of test cases on the at least one unchanged component, the second set of test cases, and the plurality of test cases.

Method and system for managing continuous delivery pipeline testing against singleton instance of applications

An approach is described of facilitating processing of a message at a target endpoint. The approach may facilitate message processing regardless of format. A method pertaining to such approach may include receiving, at a target endpoint, a message that includes a content portion and a script code portion that is required to execute the content portion. The message may be propagated via a network. The method further may include parsing the script code portion to identify at least one instruction. The method further may include processing the content portion by executing the at least one instruction via at least one scripting engine. The at least one scripting engine may be located in a restricted operating system environment within a virtual machine. According to an embodiment, the script code portion may be stored in a header of the message.

Facilitating message processing at a target endpoint

Methods and systems for code-based or token-based transfers using automated teller machines are disclosed. A method includes: receiving, by a first computing device, a request from a first user; and generating a code corresponding to the request, wherein the code corresponding to the request is usable by a second user at a second computing device that is configured to fulfill the request in response to receiving the code from the second user, and the second computing device is an automated teller machine (ATM).

Code-based or token-based transfers using automated teller machines

Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: registering a payment URL to a first user in response to receipt of registration data being received from a first user, wherein the payment URL is operative so that when the payment URL registered to the first user is activated by a second user, a web browsing session is commenced in which an electronic payment transaction is facilitated, the electronic payment transaction permitting electronic funds transfer from the second user to the first user; and examining location data of the second user in response to activation of the payment URL by the second user and determining one or more variable data values in dependence on the location data of the second user.

Intelligent payment link

A computer-implemented method includes receiving, from a first network application, a first unbounded list of objects of a first type and a second unbounded list of objects of a second type, wherein the second type is distinct from the first type, and producing a third unbounded list of objects of a third type, wherein the third type is distinct from both the first type and the second type. The computer-implemented method further includes providing the third unbounded list to a second network application. A corresponding computer program product and computer system are also disclosed.

Unbounded list processing

Through analysis of content of a received electronic data interchange (EDI) instance document, an EDI standard and syntax formatting of encoded hierarchical envelopes of the EDI instance document that each package a portion of payload data within the received EDI instance document are determined. An EDI reception processing sequence definition that encodes a hierarchical EDI reception processing rule sequence is configured, that is usable to partition the encoded hierarchical envelopes and to invoke processing of the payload data packaged within the encoded hierarchical envelopes, in accordance with the determined EDI standard and syntax formatting of the encoded hierarchical envelopes.

Programmatic self-learning of inter-system document processing configurations

In response to reception of an electronic data interchange (EDI) instance document, a determination is made that a hierarchical EDI reception processing rule sequence, useable to partition encoded hierarchical envelopes of the EDI instance document and to invoke processing of payload data packaged within the encoded hierarchical envelopes, has not been configured. Through analysis of content of the EDI instance document, an EDI standard and syntax formatting of the encoded hierarchical envelopes that package the payload data within the EDI instance document are determined. An EDI reception processing sequence definition that encodes the hierarchical EDI reception processing rule sequence is configured that is usable to partition the encoded hierarchical envelopes of the EDI instance document and to invoke the processing of the payload data packaged within the encoded hierarchical envelopes.

Methods, products, apparatuses, and systems may provide at least multiplexed audio for a plurality of conferences. A conference attendee may simultaneously listen to the plurality of conferences via the multiplexed audio. Audio corresponding only to a respective conference of the plurality of conferences may be provided to another conference attendee having access to the respective conference. The multiplexed audio may be blocked from one or more other attendees. In addition, a conference operation may be implemented at any time to add a conference, delete a conference, select a subset of conferences, and/or rejoin conferences.

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Michael Hudson