Oracle International Corporation

Srikanth Doddadalivatta Venkatesh Prasad

Sridhar Tadepalli

Donald Creig Humes

Kaarthik Balasubrahmanian

Saurabh Shrivastava

Saravanan Anandan

Rajesh Ashwinbhai Shah

Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with enabling client-side enforcement of custom rules when the client is in offline mode include: creating a custom rule for enforcement on a mobile application client on a mobile application server; defining characteristics of user accounts for which the mobile application client is to enforce the custom rule; in response to a connection being established between an instance of the mobile application client for a specific user account and the mobile application server, determining that the instance of the mobile application client should enforce the custom rule based at least in part on a match between characteristics of the specific user account and the defined characteristics; and transmitting the custom rule to the instance of the mobile application client to enable the instance to enforce the custom rule when the instance is operating in the offline mode.

System for custom validations and scripts for mobile applications

Techniques for modifying application behavior at run-time are disclosed. The application behavior is controlled as a function of an application definition schema that is deployed and maintained independently of the application. The application definition schema maps tasks to operations, object types, layouts, and/or fields. A change in the application definition schema results in a change, for example, in the operations performed by an application to complete a task.

Run-time modification of an application definition schema that controls the behavior of a software application

In one embodiment, change handling in mobile client applications may be facilitated by intermediate storage of changes using a data-provider-agnostic change object schema. An input on a mobile device that indicates a create, update, or delete action on a data object stored in a remote datastore is received. In response to receiving the input, a description of the action on the data object in a syntax that is agnostic as to type of remote service provider used for interacting with the remote datastore is created. The description of the action to a syntax of the first remote service provider is converted to compose a command configured to cause a first remote service provider to execute the action. The command is transmitted over a network to the first remote service provider to cause the action to be performed on the data object in the remote datastore.

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Bengaluru, India

Srikanth Doddadalivatta Venkatesh Prasad