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Steffen Tatzel

Udo Peter Klein

Frank Brunswig

Timo Hoyer

Jochen Mayerle

Dirk A Giebel

Aravinda Pantar

Sanu Koshy

Joachim Fitzer

Martin Hartig

Daniel Hutzel

Jan Teichmann

Thomas Gauweiler

Daniel Goldmann

Jens Weiler

Heiko Steffen

Stefan A Baeuerle

Bare Said

Gerd Ritter

Yuh-Cherng Wu

Frank Jentsch

Thomas Fiedler

Tim Kornmann

Stefan Rau

Rene Gross

Marcel Hermanns

Adam Polly

Uwe Bloching

Ingo Pfitzner

Berthold Wocher

Michael Jung

Maic Wintel

Georg Podhajsky

Thomas Nitschke

Dirk Stumpf

Tao Yu

Stefan Adelmann

Matthias Weigt

Andrea Sudbrack

Wolfgang Nieswand

Christopher Ronnewinkel

Volkmar Stegmann

Christian Haas

Christoph Lehner

Dagmar Opitz

Stefan Franke

Ye Jin

Thomas Bach

Alexander Koegler

Devasena Rajamohan

Rainer Heun

Steffen Hartig

Hamid Moghaddam

Andre Wachholz-Prill

Olivier M Dreidemy

Dietmar Storz

Uwe Herold

Cordula Ude

Katja Kasteleiner

Theo Zimmermann

Clemens Jacob

Peer Marschall

Joachim Barnbeck

Martina Lahr

Christoph Engler

Wilfried Merkel

Martina Keller

Boris Krems

Michael Lesk

Alexandra Mark

Helge Schulte

Tariq Khasawneh

Naci Kalyoncu

Uwe Reichel

Joerg Walzenbach

Techniques for implementing enterprise search using database views are disclosed. In some example embodiments, a computer-implemented method comprises: receiving database queries; generating, for each database query, a corresponding database view comprising a result set arranged in one or more fields of a table; storing the corresponding database views of the database queries; generating a corresponding search configuration for each one of the stored database views, the corresponding search configuration indicating the field(s) of the table of the stored database view; storing the corresponding search configurations for the stored database views; receiving an enterprise search query comprising one or more terms entered via a full-text search field; generating search results for the enterprise search query based on the term(s) using the stored search configurations to access data in the field(s) of the tables of the stored database views; and causing the generated search results to be displayed.

Enterprise search using database views

A consumer user can perform a number of augmented reality shopping operations using a local client shopping application executable on a mobile device. Features related to implementations of the current subject matter can include, but are not limited to, the ability to view an augmented reality depiction of a shopping display using the mobile device and to execute various 'e-commerce' functions accessible via the augmented reality depiction. Related methods, systems, articles of manufacture, and the like are described.

Augmented-reality shopping using a networked mobile device

A consumer user can perform a number of augmented reality shopping operations using a local client shopping application executable on a mobile device. Features related to implementations of the current subject matter can include, but are not limited to, the ability to view an augmented reality depiction of a shopping display using the mobile device and to execute various 'e-commerce' functions accessible via the augmented reality depiction. Other features of the current subject matter can relate to preparation of the necessary three dimensional models and two dimensional projections of such models for viewing as an augmented reality view of the shopping display. Related methods, systems, articles of manufacture, and the like are described.

Backend support for augmented reality window shopping

A system and method for modeling properties of data and events of a business application is presented. The system include a user interface frontend system that displays a user interface, and a user interface backend system that hosts a business application that generates the user interface for display in the user interface frontend system. The system further includes an enterprise service framework comprising one or more data processors that define one or more properties of data and/or events related to the business application, and model each of the one or more properties as a data field of the business application. A dynamic properties calculator includes one or more data processors that access a set of transformation logic representing data transformation rules for each of the data fields of the business application, and apply the transformation rules to the data fields that represent the one or more properties.

Modeling properties of data and events as transformations of document data and system values

A consumer user can perform a number of augmented reality shopping operations using a local client shopping application executable on a mobile device. Features related to implementations of the current subject matter can include, but are not limited to, the ability to view an augmented reality depiction of a shopping display using the mobile device and to execute various 'e-commerce' functions accessible via the augmented reality depiction. Visual image processing based on one or more inputs from sensors on the mobile device can be used to compute and efficiently provide the two dimensional projection of the three dimensional model to be presented on the screen of the mobile device. Related methods, systems, articles of manufacture, and the like are described.

Determining networked mobile device position and orientation for augmented-reality window shopping

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, are provided for providing a query language based on a model. In one aspect, there is provided a computer-implemented method. The method may include receiving a first query; generating, based on a model including metadata representing a data structure, a second query specific to the data structure stored in a database; and sending the second query to the database. Related apparatus, systems, methods, and articles are also described.

Query language based on business object model

A bulk service interface can be instantiated for each of at least one service provider providing a plurality of business objects using a stored definition of a plurality of metadata properties relating to generation of a user interface that incorporates content of a plurality of business objects. The bulk service interface can query the stored definition and access, in a bulk metadata access process, dynamic metadata required for instantiation of the plurality of business objects. If the stored definition has not previously been received, a default bulk services access process that queries an existing dynamic metadata access interface of each of the plurality of business objects can be initiated to retrieve the dynamic metadata from each of the plurality of business objects. An instance of the user interface can be generated using dynamic metadata accessed by the bulk service interface and/or the retrieved by the default bulk services access process.

Bulk access to metadata in a service-oriented business framework

Methods and apparatus, including systems and computer program products, for a services architecture design that provides enterprise services having customer relationship management functionality at the level of an enterprise application. The design includes a set of service operations, process components, and optionally deployment units. Suitable business objects are also described.

Providing customer relationship management application as enterprise services

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for a query response service for business objects. In general, data characterizing a request to perform a query on multiple instances of a business object may be received, where the query includes selection criteria for multiple attributes across multiple nodes for each of the instances of the business object. The query may be initiated on the instances of the business object. Results including values from the attributes across the nodes of the business objects may be returned. The query may be assigned to a node of the business object, which may be a query response transformation node. The node may include a combination of attributes associated with the attributes across the nodes of the business object. Results may be sorted on a server, sent as pages to a client, or both.

Query response service for business objects

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, provided default values for business objects. In one exemplary embodiment, there is provided a method for providing default values for attributes of business objects. The method may comprise receiving, at a first service provider, a call to instantiate a first business object. The method may then obtain a static default value of an attribute associated with the first business object. A second service provider may be called to determine a dynamic default value for the attribute based on the static default value. The first service provider may then be provided with the dynamic default value for use when instantiating the first business object.

Default value initialization of business objects

A generic interaction layer is an interface between a client device and APIs associated with accessible applications. The generic interaction layer allows the client to access each of the APIs in a generic and consistent way, without having to know the details of those APIs or the underlying data structure of the associated applications. The generic interaction layer prepares a data container in response to a request from a user interface of the client and divides the data container into portions corresponding to each of the applications.

Data container for interaction between a client process and software applications

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