Abstract: Techniques are provided for the automated risk assessment of a document. In one embodiment, the techniques involve mapping, via a risk assessment engine, one or more sentences in a first document to one or more risk categories, identifying, via a classification engine, risk-associated language of the one or more sentences based on the one or more risk categories, mapping, via a risk assessment engine, the risk-associated language of the one or more sentences to one or more risk criterion of a risk criterion document, and generating, via a risk assessment engine, a first risk assessment based on the one or more risk criterion of the risk criterion document.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for the automated risk assessment of a document. In one embodiment, the techniques involve mapping, via a risk assessment engine, one or more sentences in a first document to one or more risk categories, identifying, via a classification engine, risk-associated language of the one or more sentences based on the one or more risk categories, mapping, via a risk assessment engine, the risk-associated language of the one or more sentences to one or more risk criterion of a risk criterion document, and generating, via a risk assessment engine, a first risk assessment based on the one or more risk criterion of the risk criterion document.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product are described for storing attribute data in an object oriented environment. A base class and a subclass are defined within an object. The object is defined within the object oriented environment. An attribute is defined within the subclass. The attribute data defined for the subclass is stored within the base class. The attribute data is not stored within the subclass.

Abstract: Provided is an OSGiInstallBundle class that enables non-OSGi compliant resources, either Java, native code or some other format, to be downloaded from a server and installed on a client system running an OSGi framework. The OSGiInstallBundle class can be executed by a user or another bundle. The OSGiInstallBundle class manages non-OSGi resources by registering with the OSGi framework and evoking a start method. The start method extracts resources from, for example but not limited to, a Java archive, or JAR, file. In one embodiment, the registration of the class and information about the extracted files is broadcast to other installed OSGi bundles so that other OSGi bundles are aware of the newly installed bundle and its resources. In another embodiment, OSGi bundles may register a OSGIInstallBundle “listener” with the framework so that only those bundles that request notification of the installation of the non-OSGI bundle receive the notification.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product are described for storing attribute data in an object oriented environment. A base class and a subclass are defined within an object. The object is defined within the object oriented environment. An attribute is defined within the subclass. The attribute data defined for the subclass is stored within the base class. The attribute data is not stored within the subclass.

Abstract: A system and method for selectively retaining object history using a series of snapshots from a database is claimed. Rules are established for a database file or table to determine snapshot triggers. When a rule is triggered by an event, a snapshot is taken of a predefined set of database data. The snapshot is stored in a separate data area, such as a database table. Snapshots are queried and analyzed to determine historical trends. In addition, snapshot data can be overlaid onto the current database data in order to view changes in the data and also to facilitate record rollback using the snapshot data. When a rollback is requested, the current database record is copied to a new snapshot record and one of the snapshot records is overlaid onto the current database record creating a new database record. A transaction log is also maintained to record details regarding snapshot processing.