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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 03, 2013
Filed:
Nov. 01, 2010
Mark Bobick, Mahopak Falls, NY (US);
Charles P. Pace, Pittsford, VT (US);
Paolo R. Pizzorni, Arlington, TX (US);
Shuang Chen, Somers, NY (US);
Mark Bobick, Mahopak Falls, NY (US);
Charles P. Pace, Pittsford, VT (US);
Paolo R. Pizzorni, Arlington, TX (US);
Shuang Chen, Somers, NY (US);
OP40 Holdings, Inc., Somers, NY (US);
Abstract
Member objects of a computer system part(s) in an Enterprise Information System (EIS) are identified and categorized for export to a packaging process or to another computer system over tiers of network(s). An intermediate representation of the part(s) is made while applying context rule(s) to determine a standard specified context or a non-specified context of the parts. For a standard specified context, a directed search acquires the set of runnable and/or non-runnable member objects in a location(s) in the EIS. For a non-specified context, an implicit traversal search is performed for any of the set of runnable and/or non-runnable member objects in one or more locations in an Enterprise Information System (EIS). Set(s) of runnable and/or non-runnable member objects are accessed at their locations in the EIS and a preliminary package specification is made therefrom. Digital assets listed therein are updated with export descriptors added to the extended environment.