Oracle International Corporation

Vmware, Inc.

Omnissa, LLC

Steven Liu

Rajiv Mordani

Nazrul Islam

Christopher S Kasso

Abhijit Kumar

Jacob Lindholm

Josh Dorr

Yamini Kalyandurga Balasubramanyam

Yue Zhao

Lin Lv

Ballav Bihani

Yanchao Zhang

Tong Zhao

Joshua Lee Dorr

Songli Li

Lenny Phan

Staffan Larsen

Mac Lu

Ken Song

Xin Li

Liang Zhang

Naresh Revanuru

Adam Messinger

Ola Torudbakken

Oleksandr Otenko

Nathan Luther Reynolds

Joseph Di Pol

Patrik Torstensson

Prasanth Pallamreddy

Scott Oaks

Pallab Bhattacharya

Miranda Cheng

Brad Cameron

Xiao Hai Zhang

Nathan Reynolds

Disclosed are various approaches for using drag-and-drop to open local files remotely. In one approach, a client device renders a user interface including a first indicium corresponding to a local file of the client device and a second indicium corresponding to a remotely executed application. A drag-and-drop action of the first indicium relative to the second indicium is detected. Responsive to the drag-and-drop action, the remotely executed application opens a copy of the local file.

Using drag-and-drop to open local files remotely

In accordance with an embodiment, described herein is a system and method for supporting patching in a multi-tenant application server environment. The system can associate one or more partitions with a tenant, for use by that tenant, wherein a partition is a runtime and administrative subdivision or slice of a domain. A patching process can take advantage of high-availability features provided by an application server clustering environment, to apply patches in a controlled, rolling restart, which maintains a domain's ability to operate without interruption, or with zero downtime. The process can be used to automate complex or long running tasks, including preserving an unpatched or prior version of an application server, application, or other software component for possible rollback, or providing automatic reversion in the event of an unrecoverable error.

System and method for supporting patching in a multitenant application server environment

Disclosed are various approaches for recommending remotely executed applications for opening files. In one approach, an indication is received that a user desires to open the local file of a client device remotely. At least one remotely executed application is identified to open the local file remotely. A user interface is rendered by the client device that facilitates selection from among the remotely executed application(s). A user selection of a particular remotely executed application generated through the user interface is received. The particular remotely executed application opens the local file remotely.

Recommending remotely executed applications for opening files

In accordance with an embodiment, systems and methods for session handling in a multitenant application server environment are provided. The ability to replicate a session is important but equally so is the ability to ensure the session is successfully deserialized on some server in order to serve the request. After a server has been shut down, the front end can fail over the request to one of the remaining server members in a cluster. Once the server receives the request it can attempt to grab the session from a server that holds a copy of that session. When a patched or unpatched server attempts to load the session that originated from a server of the opposite state, it can fail to deserialize the session, and inform the traffic director of severs in the cluster that are capable of deserializing the session.

System and method for session handling in a multitenant application server environment

In accordance with an embodiment, described herein is a system and method for providing web container partitions in an application server environment. The application server environment can include a domain with one or more partitions, each partition associated with one or more virtual targets, and each virtual target including configuration information for a web server that hosts one or more applications deployed to that virtual target. Each virtual target can register configuration information of its associated web server with a web container. When receiving a request for accessing an application in a particular partition, the web container can examine information in the host header of the request and virtual target configuration information in the web container, to find a matching web server for dispatching the request.

System and method for web container partitions in a multitenant application server environment

A system and method for providing a middleware machine or similar platform. In accordance with an embodiment the system (referred to herein in some implementations as 'Exalogic') comprises a combination of high performance hardware, together with an application server or middleware environment, to provide a complete Java EE application server complex which includes a massively parallel in-memory grid, can be provisioned quickly, and can scale on demand. In accordance with an embodiment, the system can be deployed as a full, half, or quarter rack, or other configuration, that provides an application server grid, storage area network, and InfiniBand network, which support the execution of an application server, middleware or other functionality such as, for example, WebLogic Server, JRockit or Hotspot JVM, Oracle Linux or Solaris, and Oracle VM. Additional features of the system can include, e.g. Zero Buffer Copies, Scatter/Gather I/O, T3 Connections, and Lazy Deserialization.

System and method for providing zero buffer copying in a middleware machine environment

Systems and methods are provided for zero buffer copying, where such a system includes one or more high performance computing systems, each including one or more processors and a high performance memory. The system further includes a user space that includes a Java virtual machine (JVM) and one or more application server instances; and a plurality of byte buffers accesible to the JVM and the one or more application server instances. When a request is received by a first application server instance data associated with the request is stored in a heap space associated with the JVM, and the JVM pins the portion of the heap space where the data is stored. The data is pushed to a first byte buffer where it is accessed by the first application server instance. A response is generated by the first application server using the data, and sent by the first application server.

System and method for zero buffer copying in a middleware environment

A system and method for providing a publish and subscribe server that includes channels to allow web based clients to send and receive asynchronous messages. In accordance with an embodiment, the system provides a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) publish and subscribe (pub/sub) server that includes a channels-based means to allow web based clients to send and receive asynchronous messages over HTTP, including in some embodiments messages published by a JMS provider.

System and method for hypertext transfer protocol publish and subscribe server

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