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Successfactors, Inc.

Simon Dieterich

Philipp Suenderhauf

Christoph Zakwieja

Christiane Konstandin

Dirk Richtsteiger

Jan Piechalski

Tobias Lukas Bader

Anna-Lena Wingert

Renzo Colle

Klaus Herter

Jochen Steinbach

Stephan Hetzer

Jochen Hirth

Klaus Reinelt

Irena Kull

Thomas Breitling

Christian Haas

Alexander Koegler

Steffen Hartig

Hamid Moghaddam

Olivier M Dreidemy

Matthias Schwarz

Alexander Krasinskiy

Nir Pachter

Joachim Barnbeck

Attila Orban

Michael Lesk

Alexandra Mark

Ralph Meiswinkel

Stephan Ilg

Johannes Woda

Bernhard May

Andrea Hahn

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, are provided for document synchronization. The method may include generating, by a controller, a first proxy object for a first document at a first system, the first system including the controller and the first proxy object; updating, by the controller, the first proxy object to include a replication status of the first document, when a creation, an update, and/or a deletion occurs at the first document. Related apparatus, systems, methods, and articles are also described.

Synchronizing document replication in distributed systems

A current time associated with a first received notification of a new object in a data set of a first system is accessed and a replication time is set to the current time. For each notification received regarding a new object in the data set of the first system, the new object is added to the replication queue. The new objects added to the queue are assigned the replication time until a specified maximum number of new objects have been added to the replication queue. Afterwards, new objects are added to the queue with no assigned replication time. When the objects in the queue are to be replicated, only the objects with the assigned replication time are copied from the queue to a second system. A new replication time is set to a new current time associated with confirmation of receipt of the copied objects received from the second system.

Sequential replication with limited number of objects

A centralized authorization client, in a secure system, that references service provider specific on-behalf authorization protocol implementation records for generating access request messages for accessing user resources hosted by multiple service providers, is disclosed. The service provider-specific authorization implementation records include parameters for requesting user resources associated with a requesting user provided by a specific service provider. Applications running in the secure system can send access request messages through the authorization client to obtain authorization or access to user resources in multiple external service providers so the resources can be displayed, or otherwise manipulated, from application within the secure system. Once authorization is obtained for accessing the resources, the authorization client can store authorization tokens for use in persistent authorized access to multiple external service providers for resources owned by particular users.

System and method for common on-behalf authorization protocol infrastructure

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer program products, for implementing a software architecture design for a software application implementing service request and order management. The application is structured as multiple process components interacting with each other through service interfaces, and multiple service operations, each being implemented for a respective process component. The process components include an Outbound Delivery process component, a Site Logistics Processing process component, an Inventory Processing process component, a Customer Requirement Processing process component, a Supply and Demand Matching process component, a Logistics Execution Control process component, a Service Request Processing process component, a Service Order Processing process component, and a Service Confirmation Processing process component.

Architectural design for service request and order management application software

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Simon Dieterich