Emc Corporation

Open Text Corporation

Roger W Kilday

Shu-Shang Sam Wei

Victor Spivak

Meir Amiel

Venkat Chandrasekaran

Yik-Ping Li

David Buccola

Xiaofeng Ma

David Humby

Dan Bailey

Fiona Schrader

John David Dorman

Shreyas Satyanand Kaushik

Siddaram Siddanna Bali

Aamir Farooq

Ken Owens

Yasemin Ugur Ozekinci

Peter Armorer

John-David Dorman

Suavek Zajac

Brian Gardner

Anselmo J Barrero

Bryce Noland

Creating an object is disclosed. An instance of a sharable type is created. An instance of a lightweight type is created. The sharable type is designated as a parent of the lightweight type. The instance of the sharable type is designated as a parent of the instance of the lightweight type. The instance of the sharable type is shared by one or more other instances of the lightweight type.

System for lightweight objects

Creating an object is disclosed. An instance of a sharable type is created. An instance of a lightweight type is created. The sharable type is designated as a parent of the lightweight type. The instance of the sharable type is designated as a parent of the instance of the lightweight type. The instance of the sharable type is shareable by one or more other instances of the lightweight type.

Methods and systems for selecting an existing connection from a connection pool. A connection is immediately decoupled from its client session when the client session is released by a user and made available to the same user or other users. Criteria are defined, applied and considered for either re-using an existing connection or creating a new connection.

Method and system for connection pooling for content management clients

Creating an object is disclosed. An instance of a sharable type is created. An instance of a lightweight type is created. The sharable type is designated as a parent of the lightweight type. The instance of the sharable type is designated as a parent of the instance of the lightweight type. One or more instances of the lightweight type share the instance of the sharable type.

Creating an object is disclosed. An instance of a sharable type is created. An instance of a lightweight type is created. The sharable type is designated as a parent of the lightweight type. The instance of the sharable type is designated as a parent of the instance of the lightweight type. The instance of the sharable type may be shared by one or more other instances of the lightweight type.

Containerized security is disclosed. An indication is received that a content item included in a body of managed content is associated with a container. A security measure is associated with the content item, based at least in part on the association of the content item with the container, that causes access to the content item by a user who is not associated with the container but who otherwise would have access to the content item within the body of managed content to be denied.

Containerized security for managed content

Application supervised access to managed content is disclosed. In some embodiments, a free form ACL is defined to delegate to one or more users and/or groups of users an access right or restriction a content manage system is not configured to understand and/or enforce. In some embodiments, if a user requests that an application perform an operation with respect to a content item, the application queries a content management system to determine whether the user has been granted the right to perform the requested operation with respect to the content item. The authoring application then allows or disallows the requested operation based at least in part on the information provided by the content management system.

Application-supervised access to managed content

Methods and systems for providing light weight client sessions. Connections are immediately decoupled from sessions when released by a user and made available to the same or other users. Re-authentication of the user to re-use a connection can be streamlined by maintaining client login data in a client login record cache.

Method and system for lightweight sessions in content management clients

Processing an object that shares a parent with another object is disclosed. An indication is received with respect to an object that shares a parent object instance with one or more other objects that a change associated with the object is to be made to a data comprising the shared parent object instance. The parent object instance is cloned to create a new parent object instance. The new parent object instance is designated as the parent of the object instance.

Conversion of lightweight object to a heavyweight object

Reusing system configuration information and metadata for related operations is disclosed. It is determined that a group of content management system commands may be treated as a related set for purposes of updating content management system configuration information and/or metadata. The content management system configuration information and/or metadata are updated once for purposes of processing the group.

Reusing system configuration information and metadata for related operations

Privileged access to managed content is disclosed. In some embodiments, a privileged portion of application code manages user access to managed content at a level of access greater than the user would otherwise be afforded. The privileged code moves a content management session up or down in levels of access as required to allow a user to perform through the application one or more specific actions it is desired to permit the user to do in a particular context (e.g., at a particular time in the lifecycle of an item of content and/or a particular point in a business process or work flow), including to permit the user to perform an action it is not desired to let the user perform in other contexts, such as write a particular value to a content item it is not desired to allow the user to write to otherwise.

Privileged access to managed content

Storing data is disclosed. An attribute is included in a combined set of attributes. The combined set of attributes includes a plurality of attribute values associated with an object and is stored in a single database field that is not specific to any one attribute in the combined set of attributes.

Efficient storage of non-searchable attributes

Retrieving stored data is disclosed. A retrieval request is received for an object. A retrieval response is generated that includes: 1) a first set of searchable attributes associated with the object, wherein an attribute of the first set of attributes is stored in a database in a manner that enables a database query to be performed against the attribute of the first set of attributes; and 2) a second set of non-searchable attributes associated with the object, wherein an attribute of the second set of attributes is stored in the database in a manner that does not enable a database query to be performed against the attribute of the second set of attributes.

Retrieval of searchable and non-searchable attributes

Dynamic control of access to managed content is disclosed. In some embodiments, an ACL includes a 'dynamic' group having an associated list of potential members. In any given session and/or at any point in time, whether a user is considered a currently valid member of the group, and therefore allowed access to managed content in accordance with an access right or privilege granted to the group with respect to one or more content items is determined, e.g., based on application context (what operation the user is trying to perform, etc.) and/or other context information (time of date, location of system from which access was requested, etc.).

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Livermore, CA, United States of America

Roger W Kilday