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Oliver Bendig

Michael Wintergerst

Ralf Schmelter

Arno Zeller

A system and method to separate business processing from data handling. A persistence layer resides between an application and a database. The persistence layer receives updates from the application and stores them in a memory delaying writeback to the database to a later time.

Persistence layer

According to some embodiments, an application may call an event handler. The event handler may determine that an error has occurred within the event handler and store information associated with the error into an exception buffer. A pulling mechanism of the application may detect the stored information associated with the error, and, as a result, information associated with the error may be retrieved from the exception buffer.

Systems and methods providing an exception buffer to facilitate processing of event handler errors

A system and method of interface visioning to improve extendibility and flexibility in modular software design. A first super class implements a first interface. A second super class implements both a first interface and a second interface. Each super class has a unique version designation. An access class is instantiated when a feature using an interface is requested. The access class identifies from the feature the version designation and provides access to the appropriate interface through either the first super class or the second super class.

Interface versioning

A mechanism for performing loitering trace is disclosed. A method of embodiments of the invention includes initiating a loitering trace of objects that cause a memory leak and remain in a heap after surviving at least one garbage collection operation. Initiating the loitering trace includes detecting the objects remaining in the heap via a loitering module of a profiling structure at a first virtual machine of an application server of a first computer system. Initiating the loitering trace further includes performing time-based sampling for the objects remaining, the time-based sampling having method statistics identifying an average runtime associated with each of the objects remaining. The method statistics is calculated based on a number of uses called for each of the objects remaining and a time length associated with each use of each of the remaining objects. The method further includes providing, from the first virtual machine, the time-based sampling to a second virtual machine of the first computer system or a second computer system, and performing an act on the objects remaining in the heap based on the time-based sampling.

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Oliver Bendig