Citrix Systems, Inc.

Shutian Yao

Ke Xu

Zongpeng Qiao

Yajun Yao

Jie Zhuang

Yedong Yu

Junying Gao

Eamon Yao

Methods, apparatuses, and systems for intention based search techniques are described herein. An example method comprises receiving data indicative of an intent of a user to perform an action via at least one application, the data comprising a description of the action that is input via a client device application on a client device, identifying, by the computing device, the at least one application based on a comparison of the description of the action and one or more records, the one or more records being indicative of prior intents of one or more users to perform actions and indicative of at least one selection by the one or more users to perform the actions with a selected application, and providing, by the computing device, output to the client device to enable performance of the action via the at least one application.

Intention based search techniques

Techniques are disclosed for providing secure resume of sessions such as, for example, application sessions. An example methodology implementing the techniques includes receiving, by a computing device, a request to resume a session, the session being hosted on a remote computer system and accessible by the computing device to enable display of content of the session via the computing device. The method also includes initiating one or more actions on the remote computer system to prevent content of the session from being visible on the computing device in response to resumption of the session and resuming the session on the remote computer system such that the content of the session is hidden from view within a display of the computing device as a result of the initiation of the one or more actions.

Secure session resume

Described embodiments provide a method, computer program product, and computer system for receiving, by a computing device, first and second images of an application, the first image indicative of no input data present within input fields of the application, and the second image being received after input data is present within at least one input field of the application. The input data of the second image may be identified based upon, at least in part, a comparison with the first image. The identified input data of the second image may be provided into the input field of the application after restart of the application so as to prevent loss of the input data.

Systems and methods for automatic recovery

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Shutian Yao