Abstract: This disclosure relates to widget integration. Embodiments include receiving a workflow definition specifying one or more widgets to be loaded into a shell executing within a given application, the shell comprising a runtime environment, the one or more widgets comprising at least a first cross-platform widget. Embodiments include instantiating the runtime environment for the first cross-platform widget, the runtime environment including a bridge interface for facilitating communications between each widget in the one or more widgets and the given application. Embodiments include loading the first cross-platform widget into the runtime environment. Embodiments include processing, through the bridge interface, a communication from the first cross-platform widget running within the shell, wherein the communication comprises a result of executing a function.

Abstract: An anti-malware system monitors the emulation of a suspicious program in a sandbox environment. The anti-malware system determines that the suspicious program is attempting to access a restricted area of memory (e.g., an executable instruction in the restricted area). Rather than stop the emulation, the anti-malware system can temporarily pause the emulation of the suspicious program. During this pause, the anti-malware system can determine whether the suspicious program is containable within the sandbox environment. If the anti-malware system determines that the emulation of the executable instruction is safe (e.g., that the program is containable), the anti-malware system will resume emulation. If the anti-malware system determines that the emulation of the executable instruction is not safe, the anti-malware system may shut down emulation.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a system that modifies execution of a target process in a computer system. During loading of a marker library by a target process, the system modifies import dependency data of the marker library to include an injection library as a dependency of a marker library. After the modified import dependency data is used to load the injection library into the target process by the operating system or loader, the system executes the injection library prior to execution of the marker library to revert the import dependency data to an original state and modify execution of the target process.

Abstract: Web-based robotic process automation (RPA) designer systems that allow RPA developers to design and implement web serverless automations, user interface (UI) automations, and other automations are disclosed. Such web-based RPA designer systems may allow a developer to sign in through the cloud and obtain a list of template projects, developer-designed projects, services, activities, etc. Thus, RPA development may be centralized and cloud-based, reducing the local processing and memory requirements on a user's computing system and centralizing RPA designer functionality, enabling better compliance. Automations generated by the web-based RPA designer systems may be deployed and executed in virtual machines (VMs), containers, or operating system sessions.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for efficient data transfer within a user space network stack. Unlike prior art monolithic networking stacks, the exemplary networking stack architecture described hereinafter includes various components that span multiple domains (both in-kernel, and non-kernel). For example, unlike traditional “socket” based communication, disclosed embodiments can transfer data directly between the kernel and user space domains. Direct transfer reduces the per-byte and per-packet costs relative to socket based communication. A user space networking stack is disclosed that enables extensible, cross-platform-capable, user space control of the networking protocol stack functionality. The user space networking stack facilitates tighter integration between the protocol layers (including TLS) and the application or daemon. Exemplary systems can support multiple networking protocol stack instances (including an in-kernel traditional network stack).

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to the technical field of geocomputation, in particular to a method, an apparatus, a device for DAS-based custom function expansion and a storage medium, aiming at realizing that users may add custom functions and expand G-language custom keywords in DAS. The method includes: generating a corresponding target task script file according to a target geographic analysis task; obtaining an interface identification corresponding to the target task script file according to an interface identification setting rule of DAS; generating a corresponding interfacing script file according to the interface identification and the target task script file; and calling the interfacing script file in a calculation-process table of the DAS by a custom keyword, so as to obtain an analysis result of the target geographic analysis task.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments include a Custom Resource Abstraction and Fabrication Tool (CRAFT) that declares operators in a robust, idempotent, and generic manner for any resource. In embodiments, a developer can run create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations on resources in any language. The developer can create configuration files that is used by CRAFT to generate and deploy application container with the operator according to the configuration files. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: A method and system for interoperability between mark-up language applications, executable within a browser container, includes accessing a first exchange script in the first application and a second exchange script in the second application. The method and system includes executing the applications on the processing device and executing a microservices module disposed at a desktop services layer between the first application and the browser container and between the second application and the browser container. The method and system includes communicating between the applications and the microservices module using exchange scripts, as well as determining, within the microservices module, an interaction in the first application and generating an action command for orchestrating interoperability, transferring the action command from the microservices module to the second application and performing a processing operation in the second application based on the action command.

Abstract: Different storage platforms and different applications generate different types of traffic. Separate learning processes are trained using live IO operations from different types of reference workloads. The reference workloads are based on multiple types of applications executing in multiple types of environments. Example applications may include Oracle, SAP, SQL, etc. Example environments may include finance/banking, retail, on-line transaction processing, healthcare, etc. Once the learning processes have been trained, trained model checkpoints describing the trained learning processes are stored in a reference workload repository. The trained model checkpoints are used in a testing environment to enable a test server to create a test model configured to generate simulated test IO operations to be applied to a storage system. The generated test IO operations simulate the workload from an intended application and environment where the storage system will be used.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for selecting, curating, normalizing, enriching, and synthesizing the results of user experience (UX) tests. In some embodiments, a system identifies a set of expectation elements associated with one or more UX tests. An expectation element may specify, using unstructured data that does not conform to a schema, an expectation for a user experience and a respective outcome for the user experience. A themer model may generate predictions that map the respective expectation elements to a theme from a theme schema, which may include a plurality of themes. A selector model may generate selection scores for the expectation elements. The predicted themes and selection scores may be used to render user interfaces and/or trigger other actions directed to optimizing a product's design.

Abstract: Technologies for creating and distributing integration connectors in cloud service brokerage systems include a developer portal computing device communicatively coupled to a connector hub of a marketplace computing. The developer portal computing device is configured to receive information from a developer via a developer UI portal of a developer portal computing device. Such information includes connector descriptor information for a connector associated with a cloud service and one or more resource types of the connector.

Abstract: Techniques and solutions are provided for a source quality check service configured to analyze source text and identify issues in the source text. The source quality check service may identify the issues by performing a selected subset of checks with a centralized source quality check engine, and may be called from within one or more of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), a build process, and/or a translation process to perform the selected subset of checks. The source quality check service may be further configured to output a report of the identified one or more issues.

Abstract: Techniques for performing operation-based event suppression are described. In an example, a determination may be performed as to whether an event is to be suppressed if the event is received in response to performance of an operation. The determination may be performed based on at least one of number of actions triggered by the event, frequency of occurrence of the event in an event stream in response to performance of the operation, and frequency of occurrence of the event in the event stream without performance of the first operation.

Abstract: A method for generating an executable program to run on one or more processor modules. The method comprises: receiving a graph comprising a plurality of data nodes, compute vertices and edges; and compiling the graph into an executable program including one or more types of multi-access instruction each of which performs at least two memory access (load and/or store) operations in a single instruction. The memory on each processor module comprises multiple memory banks whereby the same bank cannot be accessed by different load or store operations in the same instruction. The compilation comprises assigning instances of the multi-access instructions to implement at least some of the graph edges, and allocating the data to memory addresses within different ones of the banks. The allocating is performed subject to one or more constraints, including at least that different load/store operations should not access the same memory bank in the same instruction.

Abstract: Functionality is provided for unwinding program call stacks across native-to-interpreted code and native-to-JIT-compiled code boundaries, as well as across the kernel and user space boundaries, during performance profiling. The system thus enables profiling of code that crosses boundaries from native code to interpreted languages and native code to languages that run on a runtime supporting JIT compilation. Various embodiments provide cross-language profiling with a sufficiently low performance impact so as to enable such profiling to take place in a production environment.

Abstract: The described technology relates to integrating events electronically scheduled in enterprise web applications and other event management applications. An improved capability is provided for an event management application like, for example, Microsoft's Outlook™ to provide the user with additional useful information and/or resources associated with scheduled events such as, but not limited to, meetings. Improved capabilities are provided to the enterprise web application clients based upon integration with event applications such as Outlook. Embodiments use a unique identifier generated for an event scheduled in one application for associating corresponding event information in the second application, such that the scheduled event calendars in the first and second applications can be synchronized without duplicating the event information between the two applications.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for receiving a capture file, the capture file holding data representative of a workload executed in a source database system, processing the capture file to provide a replay file, the replay file being in a format that is executable by a replayer to replay the workload in a target database system, the workload including a set of requests represented within the replay file, providing a set of tags associated with the replay file, the set of tags including one or more tags, each tag associated with a request in the set of requests, and during replay of the workload in the target database system: pausing replay of the workload in response to a tag, executing a request associated with the tag, providing replay results specific to the request, and selectively resuming replay of the workload in the target database system.

Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods for creating, testing and providing digital guidance for use in an underlying computer application. In one exemplary implementation, a method includes using a browser extension to record steps of digital guidance content as the steps are created by a content author, automatically testing the content with the same browser and making the tested content available for playback. The testing may include receiving an execute testing command, fetching test case data from a server, executing a test case in the browser using the test case data, running tests on the test case in a background tab of the browser, recording passes and or failures of the tests, sending reports of the passes and failures to the server, sending a notification to the content author that the testing results are ready to view, and displaying the testing results in the dashboard.

Abstract: Techniques for auto-intrusive data pattern and test case generation for negative service testing are described. A test engine obtains negative test information specifying negative test input examples or schemas associated with tests that are expected to fail. A test generator generates multiple test cases based on the negative test information. A test execution orchestrator splits each test case up into actions that are inserted into queues, where workflow execution agents perform the tests by reading from the queues and interacting with services. The tests may also include adjusting a rate of transactions allowed between top-level services and/or downstream services. Results from the testing are analyzed by a test analysis engine and used to inform the services or the test originator of test cases where the expected failures did not arise.

Abstract: A method, product and apparatus for efficient execution of a quantum program. The method comprises: determining a target qubit of a quantum program and a target cycle, wherein the quantum program is configured to manipulate a set of qubits, including the target qubit, using a set of quantum gates, wherein the quantum program is defined to use a predetermined number of gates; performing an impact analysis of the quantum program with respect to a value of the target qubit at the target cycle to identify a gate that does not impact the value of the target qubit at the target cycle; modifying the quantum program based on the impact analysis by removing the gate, whereby determining a modified quantum program, wherein the modified quantum program is defined to use a number of gates that is smaller than the predetermined number of gates; and executing the modified quantum program.