Abstract: A computer that dynamically maps traffic to different versions of software is described. During operation, the computer may receive first traffic from a first tenant and second traffic from a second tenant, where the first traffic and the second traffic are addressed to a common computing environment that supports multiple, different tenants. Then, the computer may identify the first tenant based at least in part on first information included in the first traffic, and may identify the second tenant based at least in part on second information included in the second traffic. Moreover, the computer may dynamically map the first traffic to a first version of software and the second traffic to a second version of the software, where the dynamic mapping occurs at runtime. Note that the computer may concurrently execute the first version of the software and the second version of the software.

Abstract: A database is parsed to identify objects that represent graphical objects. A data model file is created from the objects that are identified as graphical objects. Source code is generated from the data model file and is then executed and displayed to a user. Alternatively, the source code can be loaded as a web page. The source code is executed to generate a graphical user interface. For example, the source code can be executed by being displayed in a display or in a web browser.

Abstract: A database is parsed to identify objects that represent graphical objects. A data model file is created from the objects that are identified as graphical objects. Source code is generated from the data model file and is then executed and displayed to a user. Alternatively, the source code can be loaded as a web page. The source code is executed to generate a graphical user interface. For example, the source code can be executed by being displayed in a display or in a web browser.

Abstract: The present invention allows a subscriber to dynamically select one or more call processing options while an attempt to terminate an incoming call to an associated terminal is being made. As such, the terminal is either ringing or providing some other indication that an incoming call is being received. Throughout the process, the incoming call may be answered via the terminal. While the attempt to terminate the call is being made, an incoming call message is sent to a computing device associated with the subscriber. The computing device, upon receiving the incoming call message, will provide one or more call processing options to the subscriber. If the subscriber selects one of the call processing options, the computing device will send a subscriber response message identifying the selected call processing option. Based on the selected call processing option, the incoming call will be processed accordingly.