Adp, Inc.

Richard Benjamin Noad

Eitan Klein

Martin John Wilson

Dan Bar-Lev

Pi Lanningham

Norman Guillaume Azoulay

Amit Maimon

Adam Greenbaum

Jason A Lovelace

Mohammed Balal Ahmed

John Benlin Lee

Thomas Rogers

Sharren Bates

Abed K Shelbayeh

Robert Shewan

Mark Milman

Chintan Patel

Robert Wareham

Nicholas Ford

Nicholas James Ford

Paul James Levitt

Managing enterprise data, comprising creating a human resources (HR) database and creating a lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP) interface in communication with the HR database and a number of heterogeneous external directories. User data is managed and synchronized through the LDAP interface across the number of heterogeneous external directories, wherein the LDAP interface serves as a proxy for requests between the external directories and the HR database, and wherein the LDAP interface maintains authorization credentials with the external directories.

Industry standard interface for maintenance of enterprise systems

Test automation for a web page comprising specifying a number of tests for web page elements comprising specifying a test step for each of a number of web page elements on the web page. Each test step is stored as a metadata object containing a unique identifier for the web page, a unique identifier for the web page element to which the test step corresponds, and a required interaction for the web page element. A test step is selected to perform on a web page element, and the metadata for the element is extracted according to its unique identifier in the test step. An interpreter algorithm processes the metadata to determine what the web page element is, how best to identify the web page element, and commands to perform the required interaction and chooses a selector for the web page element. The test step is then executed.

Just in time scriptless test automation selectors and interactions

A method, apparatus, and computer program product for validating a structured data object. A computer system receives a request to access enterprise data within a human resources database. The request is received from a consuming service within an authentication context of the user. The computer system determines a view context for the human resources (HR) database by applying a business rule to the authentication context. The business rule comprises a set of data nodes that are composed into a structured data object according to a domain specific language. The computer system creates a data view of the human resources database according to the view context determined by the business rule. The computer system provides the data view to the consuming service. The consuming service natively accesses the enterprise data through the data view.

Method and system for natively accessing enterprise data according to an identified view context

A method for facilitating communication between application components is provided. The method comprises invoking, by a data consumer, a data contract by requesting data, wherein the data contract specifies communication parameters between application components. The data contract identifies and invokes a provider component in response to the invocation by the data consumer. The provider translates input data from the data consumer to construct a producer request and sends the producer request to a data producer. The data producer sends output data to the provider in response to the producer request. The provider translates and sends the output data to the data contract, and the data contract send the translated output data to the data consumer.

Data contracts

A computer-implemented method, system and computer program product are used to provide a factor in a first domain for a first set of data and in a second domain for a second set of data. The computer-implemented method, system and computer program product then determine a relationship between the domains in term of the factor. The computer-implemented method, system and computer program product determine for the first domain whether the factor from the second domain has changed, and if so, create domain specific records for the first domain in response to determining that the factor from the second domain has changed.

Factor binding data coordination across multiple domains

A method and apparatus for dynamically composing applications is presented. A computer system identifies a set of parameters based on user input. The computer system then activates a portion of a plurality of capsules stored in a data storage to form a set of activated capsules based on the set of parameters. Further, the computer composes an application in real-time using a base capsule and the set of activated capsules in which the application is specifically tailored for a particular state. The application and the plurality of capsules take up a reduced amount of memory space.

Dynamically composing products using capsules

A method of generating a user interface. A user interface of tiles is displayed, the tiles represent building blocks. A tangible input device is used to manipulate the building blocks in the user interface by combining a first building block and a second building block. Metadata describing the first building block and the second building block is retrieved. A database is queried to retrieve data indicated by the metadata as being needed to build an application. The data is bound to the browser page. Rules are generated, the rules needed to create, using the data, the application from a combination of the first building block and the second building block. Code useable to execute the rules is obtained and the code is loaded into the browser. The code is combined into the application, wherein the user does not provide the code.

User interface engine for Miniapp development

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Montclair, NJ, United States of America

Richard Benjamin Noad