Abstract: Techniques performed by a data processing system for caching data herein include initializing a single instance of a persisted cache service on the data processing system, receiving data requests from a plurality of single page applications (SPAs) on the data processing system, processing the data requests using the persisted cache service to obtain requested data from a cache implemented on the data processing system or from one or more remote data sources via a network connection, and providing the requested data obtained from the cache or the one or more remote data sources to an SPA of the plurality of SPAs from which each data request originated.

Abstract: Providing users of an enterprise content management (ECM) system with faster and more accurate results to queries related to permission levels within the ECM system are provided by systems and methods described herein. Network traffic passing through the ECM system is listened to for changes to permission levels that a permissions manager uses to build a permissions index that is operable to provide users with up-to-date permissions levels when they interact with the ECM system.

Abstract: Techniques performed by a data processing system for caching data herein include initializing a single instance of a persisted cache service on the data processing system, receiving data requests from a plurality of single page applications (SPAs) on the data processing system, processing the data requests using the persisted cache service to obtain requested data from a cache implemented on the data processing system or from one or more remote data sources via a network connection, and providing the requested data obtained from the cache or the one or more remote data sources to an SPA of the plurality of SPAs from which each data request originated.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein that are capable of reordering a multi-level layout using a hierarchical tree. A hierarchical tree is a tree that includes multiple hierarchical levels. Elements of a document may be arranged among the hierarchical levels to provide a logical representation of the document. The elements may be rearranged among the hierarchical levels to cause portions of content that are represented by the elements to be rearranged in a multi-level layout (e.g., a web page).

Abstract: Providing users of an enterprise content management (ECM) system with faster and more accurate results to queries related to permission levels within the ECM system are provided by systems and methods described herein. Network traffic passing through the ECM system is listened to for changes to permission levels that a permissions manager uses to build a permissions index that is operable to provide users with up-to-date permissions levels when they interact with the ECM system.

Abstract: Providing users of an enterprise content management (ECM) system with faster and more accurate results to queries related to permission levels within the ECM system are provided by systems and methods described herein. Network traffic passing through the ECM system is listened to for changes to permission levels that a permissions manager uses to build a permissions index that is operable to provide users with up-to-date permissions levels when they interact with the ECM system.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein that are capable of reordering a multi-level layout using a hierarchical tree. A hierarchical tree is a tree that includes multiple hierarchical levels. Elements of a document may be arranged among the hierarchical levels to provide a logical representation of the document. The elements may be rearranged among the hierarchical levels to cause portions of content that are represented by the elements to be rearranged in a multi-level layout (e.g., a web page).

Abstract: Technologies related to representing positions of graphical elements in a page through use of hierarchical position identifiers are described. A design canvas represents a page using zones, sections, and subsections, where a zone includes 1-m sections, and a subsection includes 1-p subsections. A position of a graphical element in a subsection is represented as a hierarchical position identifier, in the form of a tuple. The hierarchical position identifier includes an index value for a zone, an index value for a section, and an index value for a subsection. When the page is rendered, the graphical element is positioned in the page based upon its hierarchical position identifier.

Abstract: Providing users of an enterprise content management (ECM) system with faster and more accurate results to queries related to permission levels within the ECM system are provided by systems and methods described herein. Network traffic passing through the ECM system is listened to for changes to permission levels that a permissions manager uses to build a permissions index that is operable to provide users with up-to-date permissions levels when they interact with the ECM system.