Abstract: A computer implemented method analyzing a first code in a first managed computer language and generating intermediate code in a completed language. The intermediate code into linking code that allows the second code in a second managed runtime language to interact with the first code.

Abstract: A computer implemented method can include receiving a request from a user on an untrusted domain and forwarding the request to an application on a trusted domain. A response can be received from the application and modified based on rules. The modified response can then be provided to the user.

Abstract: A computer implemented method analyzing a first code in a first managed computer language and generating intermediate code in a completed language. The intermediate code into linking code that allows the second code in a second managed runtime language to interact with the first code.

Abstract: A computer implemented method can include receiving a request from a user on an untrusted domain and forwarding the request to an application on a trusted domain. A response can be received from the application and modified based on rules. The modified response can then be provided to the user.

Abstract: A method of analyzing a resource leak on a first web server uses a second web server. A first HTTP request message is received from a client at a first Web server and includes an identifier of an information component stored on the first Web server which generates a reply to the first HTTP request message including the information component, and sends the reply to the client. Multiple duplicate HTTP request messages for the information component are generated at the first Web server in response to the receiving of the first request, for analyzing a resource leak on the first Web server. Each of the duplicate HTTP request messages includes the identifier of the information component. The duplicate HTTP request are transmitted to a second Web server and multiply any existing resource leak, thereby facilitating detection, diagnosis and/or analysis. The transmitting to the second Web server maintains the first Web server free from receiving the multiple HTTP request messages.

Abstract: A user's home computer is backed up over the Internet or other network to a host computer site to create a virtual copy of the home computer at the host computer site. The user can then access the virtual copy over the Internet or other network using a remote access client computer, which can be any computer having a Web browser and a compatible remote computing protocol. In response to user commands from the remote access client, the host computer executes the applications of the virtual copy of the home computer and returns the results to the remote access client, with the user thus controlling the host as though the user were operating the home computer.