Bea Systems, Inc.

Oracle International Corporation

Salesforce Com, Inc.

Purushotham Babu Naidu

Christopher Jolley

Robert Bergman

Brodi Beartusk

Scott Musson

Subrahmanyam Allamaraju

Kevin Blair Frender

James D'Ambrosia

Sameer Sawant

George Murnock

Stephen Hetzel

Jason Howes

Daryl B Olander

Timothy Breeden

Edward K O'Neil

Thomas A Cook

Richard Feit

Sathyanarayana Giridhar

Douglas Dew

Fernand Galiana

John Arlan Brock

Soumen Bandyopadhyay

Jay Hurst

Vikram Kommaraju

Shane Pearson

Subrahmanyam Allamarju

Jeffrey Sauls

Techniques and structures to manage a multi-channel client-server connection is disclosed. A connection session is established between a client and in server response to receiving a call from a first browser interface element to establish the connection session. The session is shared in response to receiving a second call from a second browser interface element to establish a connection session.

Multi-channel session connection management mechanism

A portal containing a plurality of controls that are represented by a meta control hierarchy representing, wherein each node in the meta control hierarchy holds information of one of the plurality of controls. Upon receiving a request from a user for rendering of the portal, a control hierarchy can be created based on the meta control hierarchy. A portal managing component is operable to retrieve a portion of the meta control hierarchy from a cache and create the remaining portion of the meta control hierarchy that does not exist in cache from an XML markup file of the portal.

System and method for reusing control tree

A method for rendering a graphical user interface (GUI), comprising providing for the representation of the GUI as a set of objects wherein the objects are organized in a logical hierarchy, associating a theme with a first object in the set of objects, rendering the first object according to the theme, rendering any descendents of the first object according to the theme, wherein any descendents of the first object can override the theme, and wherein one of the set of objects can communicate with another of the set of objects.

Method for utilizing look and feel in a graphical user interface

A method for responding to a request, comprising accepting the request, mapping the request to a control tree wherein the control tree is a logical representation of a graphical user interface (GUI) and wherein the control tree includes a set of controls which are related hierarchically to one another, advancing the control tree through at least one lifecycle stage based on the request, wherein the control tree includes at least one portlet control that represents at least one portlet, providing the request to a portlet container that contains the at least one portlet, and aggregating the output of each of the at least one portlets and providing the output to the GUI.

Method for portlet instance support in a graphical user interface

A method for rendering a portal graphical user interface (GUI), comprising providing for the representation of a GUI desktop, a GUI look and feel, and a GUI book as a set of controls wherein the controls can be organized in a logical hierarchy, traversing the representation, wherein the traversing comprises associating a theme with a first control in the set of controls, rendering the first control according to the theme, rendering any descendents of the first control according to the theme, wherein any descendents of the first control can override the theme, and wherein one of the set of controls can communicate with another of the set of controls.

Method for providing a graphical user interface

In accordance with embodiments, there are provided mechanisms and methods for providing interceptors between producer(s) and consumer(s) of content in a remote portal system. These mechanisms and methods for providing interceptors between producer(s) and consumer(s) of content can enable embodiments to provide improved functionality and/or flexibility to systems comprising remote portals. The ability of embodiments to provide improved functionality and/or flexibility can enable end users, systems programmers and so forth to obtain greater value from remote portal installations.

Interceptor method and system for web services for remote portlets

A system and method for providing a request to a portlet wherein the portlet can render itself in a graphical user interface (GUI), comprising mapping the request to a control tree wherein the control tree is a logical representation of the GUI and wherein the control tree includes a set of controls which are related hierarchically to one another, advancing the control tree through at least one life cycle stage based on the request, wherein the control tree includes a portlet control that represents the portlet, and providing the request to a portlet container, wherein the providing can be performed by the portlet control.

System and method for containing portlets

The present invention creates a partial control tree rather than a full control tree of a portal upon user's rendering request, wherein the partial control tree may contain only active controls in the portal while is still sufficient for rendering the portal. Such an approach improves performance and scalability characteristics of the portal, which depends on the size of the portal, i.e., number of controls on the portal. This description is not intended to be a complete description of, or limit the scope of, the invention. Other features, aspects, and objects of the invention can be obtained from a review of the specification, the figures, and the claims.

System and method for control tree optimization

A method for navigating a graphical user interface (GUI) having at least one page, comprising providing a first booklet, wherein user interaction with the first booklet can cause the GUI to navigate to a new page; providing a request based on user interaction with the first booklet; mapping the request to a control tree factory; generating a control tree from the factory based on the request wherein the control tree includes a booklet control corresponding to the first booklet; advancing the control tree through at least one lifecycle stage based on the request; and generating a response wherein the response can be used to render the new page.

Graphical user interface navigation method

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Lafayette, CO, United States of America

Purushotham Babu Naidu