Abstract: A method and system for dynamically assigning alerts to endpoints. Topic dependent technical skill points are individually assigned to each endpoint of at least two endpoints. An alert is received for a task relating to a selected topic. In response to receiving the alert, (i) the received alert is assigned to an assignment endpoint having a highest number of available technical skill points for the selected topic, wherein the assignment endpoint is a member of a first group of endpoints relating to the selected topic, (ii) available technical skill points of the assignment endpoint are deceased to a predefined value, and (iii) the available technical skill points for the assignment endpoint is increased gradually over an alert resolution time from the predefined value to a number of technical skill points identical to a lowest number of technical skill points of endpoints of any member of the first group of endpoints.

Abstract: One or more processors generate a plurality of artifacts from a first application pattern description. The first application pattern description describes at least one instance of a first application pattern. One or more processors receive a request for a capability of an instance of the first application pattern. The capability is requested to augment a second application pattern instance. One or more processors analyze a second application pattern description. The second application pattern description describes the second application pattern instance. Based on an analysis of the second application pattern description, one or more processors install one or more of the plurality of artifacts against at least one server of the second application pattern instance. One or more processors execute one or more automated operations in order to enable the second application pattern instance with the capability.

Abstract: One or more processors generate a plurality of artifacts from a first application pattern description. The first application pattern description describes at least one instance of a first application pattern. One or more processors receive a request for a capability of an instance of the first application pattern. The capability is requested to augment a second application pattern instance. One or more processors analyze a second application pattern description. The second application pattern description describes the second application pattern instance. Based on an analysis of the second application pattern description, one or more processors install one or more of the plurality of artifacts against at least one server of the second application pattern instance. One or more processors execute one or more automated operations in order to enable the second application pattern instance with the capability.

Abstract: The invention is based on Orders specifically developed for and processed by an Order Processing Environment for creation or modification of resource topologies. The Order Processing Environment is partly replaced by a combination of an Order Transformation Environment and standard Workflow Engines in order to execute the Order by standard Workflow Engines. The Order Transformation Environment needs to get two inputs. The first input is the resource topology which is retrieved by using the Relationship Registry of the Order Processing Environment. The second input is the Order. Orders are resource topology independent and include resource specific tasks without arranging those in a sequence. Tasks provide actions for creating and/or modifying resource topologies. The transformation is based on above two inputs resulting in a static standard based workflow. The static, standards-based workflow (e.g. BPEL-based) can then be executed by standards-based process/workflow engines.

Abstract: A method of coupling asynchronous process interaction between computer systems integrated within an overall system of interconnected systems includes receiving a set of information describing an invocation call for execution of a first process on a first system integrated within the overall system; correlating a first callback argument received upon completion of the first process that includes a first unique identifier for the first process generated by the first system with the set of information according to the first unique identifier for the first process; and sending a notification message to a callback endpoint in a second process implemented to receive notification upon completion of the first process by the first system indicating completion of the first process. The second process executing on a second system integrated within the overall system makes the invocation call. The set of information specifies the first unique identifier and the callback endpoint.

Abstract: The inventive offering creation and validation (OCAV) component identifies all available resource types contained in a resource catalog, invokes a “get timetable” resource management action for each of those resource types, and finally receives a timetable containing all resource types with their assigned resources and their assigned free, reserved, and used time slots. By using that timetable, the OCAV component generates a new timetable including all resource types with their assigned resources having a common free time slots. Then, the OCAV component invokes a “get cost” resource management action for each resource type in that new timetable and assigns the calculated costs to the respective resource types, resulting in a final timetable.

Abstract: The present invention relates to distributed networking, and in particularly to a message-based networking environment. More particularly, it relates to business applications, which access the network via some middleware within a predetermined load schedule.

Abstract: A method of coupling asynchronous process interaction between computer systems integrated within an overall system of interconnected systems includes receiving a set of information describing an invocation call for execution of a first process on a first system integrated within the overall system; correlating a first callback argument received upon completion of the first process that includes a first unique identifier for the first process generated by the first system with the set of information according to the first unique identifier for the first process; and sending a notification message to a callback endpoint in a second process implemented to receive notification upon completion of the first process by the first system indicating completion of the first process. The second process executing on a second system integrated within the overall system makes the invocation call. The set of information specifies the first unique identifier and the callback endpoint.

Abstract: The present invention relates to distributed networking, and in particularly to a message-based networking environment. More particularly, it relates to business applications (110, 112, 114), which access the network via some middleware (270) within a predetermined load schedule.

Abstract: The invention is based on Orders specifically developed for and processed by an Order Processing Environment for creation or modification of resource topologies. The Order Processing Environment is partly replaced by a combination of an Order Transformation Environment and standard Workflow Engines in order to execute the Order by standard Workflow Engines. The Order Transformation Environment needs to get two inputs. The first input is the resource topology which is retrieved by using the Relationship Registry of the Order Processing Environment. The second input is the Order. Orders are resource topology independent and include resource specific tasks without arranging those in a sequence. Tasks provide actions for creating and/or modifying resource topologies. The transformation is based on above two inputs resulting in a static standard based workflow. The static, standards-based workflow (e.g. BPEL-based) can then be executed by standards-based process/workflow engines.

Abstract: The inventive offering creation and validation (OCAV) component identifies all available resource types contained in a resource catalog, invokes a “get timetable” resource management action for each of those resource types, and finally receives a timetable containing all resource types with their assigned resources and their assigned free, reserved, and used time slots. By using that timetable, the OCAV component generates a new timetable including all resource types with their assigned resources having a common free time slots. Then, the OCAV component invokes a “get cost” resource management action for each resource type in that new timetable and assigns the calculated costs to the respective resource types, resulting in a final timetable.