Abstract: In certain embodiments, a method for transferring session state information between web applications comprises receiving control of a first session from a first web application via a second session with the first web application. The first session comprises interaction between a browser and a first web application and is associated with session state information for the first session. The method further comprises receiving from the first web application via the second session at least a portion of the session state information for the first session. The method further comprises storing, in a first message queue using a first message service, at least a portion of the session state information for the first session received from the first application, a first message key being generated for the stored session state information for the first session and stored in association with the stored session state information for the first session.

Abstract: In certain embodiments, a method for transferring session state information between web applications comprises receiving control of a first session from a first web application via a second session with the first web application. The first session comprises interaction between a browser and a first web application and is associated with session state information for the first session. The method further comprises receiving from the first web application via the second session at least a portion of the session state information for the first session. The method further comprises storing, in a first message queue using a first message service, at least a portion of the session state information for the first session received from the first application, a first message key being generated for the stored session state information for the first session and stored in association with the stored session state information for the first session.

Abstract: A method of using a computer (11) to translate a source text file (10) to a destination text file (15). The source text file (11) is written with code points from one code page; whereas the destination text file (15) is written with code points from another code page. The computer (11) accesses a state table library (13a) and executes a translate process (13b). A state table (25) from the library (13a) has rows of cells, each row being associated with a different state. Each cell contains or implies a next state and may also contain an output code point sequence. During translation, the table (25) uses a current state to select a row and uses an input code point sequence from the source text file to select a table entry. The input code point sequence is processed until an output code point is produced. For multi-byte translations, the table (25) has a cells containing a state that results in reprocessing of input code point sequences.