Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Ca, Inc.

Computer Associates Think, Inc.

Stuart Todd Rader

Jyoti Bansal

Kartik Shankaranarayanan

Michael Goulet

Abhijit Sawant

Aditya Pandit

Haroon Rashid Ahmed

Technology for monitoring transactions in a computing environment is disclosed. Execution of a transaction by a first application is monitored by a first software entity executing on a first computing device. Performance data that relates to execution of the transaction by a first application is generated. Execution of the transaction by a second application is monitored by a second software entity. The transaction is executed by the second application based on a request from the first application. A determination is made, based on the monitoring, that the first software entity should report the performance data to a third software entity that executes on a second computing device. Based on determining that the first software entity should report the performance data, data is propagated that indicates that the first software entity should report the performance data. The first software entity reports the performance data to the third software entity.

Selective reporting of upstream transaction trace data

Monitoring asynchronous transactions in a computing environment is disclosed. A first unique identifier is determined when a first method executes. The identifier is associated with an asynchronous transaction. A second unique identifier is determined when a second method executes. If it is determined that the first unique identifier and the second unique identifier match, then is it determined that the asynchronous transaction started with the first method and completed with the second method. In one embodiment, code that identifies a routine that has instructions for determining the first unique identifier at runtime is added to the first method, and code that identifies a routine that has instructions for determining the second unique identifier at runtime is added to the second method.

Identifying and monitoring asynchronous transactions

In accordance with the present invention a method and system for transmitting multibyte characters in a network comprises the steps, performed by a processor, of receiving a set of fixed-length characters; converting each fixed-length character into a multibyte character to determine a length corresponding to the multibyte characters; and transmitting the length and the multibyte characters.

Method, apparatus, and product for transmitting multibyte characters in a network

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Stuart Todd Rader