International Business Machines Corporation

Michael Schenker

Stephen Andrew Brodsky

Maryela Evelin Weihrauch

Shuo Li

Xin Yang

Ke Wei Wei

You-Chin Gene Fuh

Heng Liu

Anshul Dawra

Michael Leon Pauser

Sonali Surange

Rebecca Braun Nin

Azadeh Ahadian

Suavi Ali Demir

Daya Vivek

Peter Wansch

Vasantha Jayakumar

A method of transferring files in a data-processing network using a current node within the network includes reading an outbound content and outbound characteristics of an outbound file. An outbound message is created having outbound strings including a first set of the outbound strings representing the outbound characteristics and a second set of the outbound strings representing the outbound content. The outbound message is sent to a receiver node within the network. An inbound message is received from a sender node within the network. The inbound message has inbound strings including a first set of the inbound strings representing inbound characteristics and a second set of the inbound strings representing inbound content. An inbound file having the inbound content is stored, and the inbound characteristics are applied to the inbound file.

Generating a test workload for a database

Embodiments of the invention provide an IDE tool that provides rapid application development features for a variety of disparate data sources. Further, developers may customize and extend the rapid application development features to suit their development needs in a particular case. In a particular embodiment, the rapid application development template may be configured to generate a set of configuration files localized used to deploy a 'lightweight' application, such as a web-service, to a particular application server.

Extensible rapid application development for disparate data sources

An apparatus, system, and method for creating and managing a data server-managed web services runtime. A generic web service runtime module and associated runtime controller are deployed on an application server. The runtime controller monitors a web services management metadata store for changes in the web service metadata defining the available data access based web services. If a change is detected, the generic web services runtime automatically updates the web service artifacts and web service endpoint interface associated with the affected web service such that the change in the web service metadata is reflected in the data access-based web service. A user manages the web services management metadata store and defines and manages data access-based web services from the database containing the web services management metadata store without interacting with the application server.

Apparatus, system, and method for a data server-managed web services runtime

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