Abstract: Just-in-time data migration in a live system is provided. Changes in a subscription that include structure, syntax, semantic, and identifier changes in data corresponding to the subscription are indicted to a new target system. A request to run an operation corresponding to the subscription on the new target system is received from a client device user. It is determined whether the operation needs related subscription data from a legacy system. In response to determining that the operation does need the related subscription data from the legacy system, the related subscription data for the operation is transformed just-in-time to support just-in-time migration of the related subscription data from the legacy system to the new target system. The operation is run on the new target system generating a new identifier for the subscription while referencing the related subscription data being migrated just-in-time from the legacy system.

Abstract: According to a computer-implemented method, sections of an application program instruction set are marked with tags to associate the sections of the application program instruction set with different application features. A change made to a section of the application program instruction set is detected. Based on a tag, the change to the section of the application program instruction set is associated with a change to a respective application feature.

Abstract: Hexagonally arranged connection patterns for device packaging allow high density circuitry dies to be assembled into packages of manufacturable size. The connection patterns may be patterns for solder ball arrays or other types of connection mechanisms under a semiconductor package. Despite the increased density of the connection patterns, the connection patterns meet the demanding crosstalk specifications for high speed operation of the high density circuitry.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving, from a first log agent, a first log collection. The computer-implemented method further includes receiving a first policy, wherein the first policy includes a definition of a first pattern and a definition of a procedure. The computer-implemented method further includes scanning the first log collection against the first policy to determine a match between a portion of the first log collection and the first pattern, with the matching portion of the first log collection being identified as a first data artefact. The computer-implemented method further includes, responsive to identifying the first data artefact, executing the procedure defined by the first policy, wherein the procedure includes: filtering the first log collection to yield a first group of filtered log entries, receiving a first data collection, and sending the first group of filtered log entries and the first data collection to a recipient system.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving, from a first log agent, a first log collection. The computer-implemented method further includes receiving a first policy, wherein the first policy includes a definition of a first pattern and a definition of a procedure. The computer-implemented method further includes scanning the first log collection against the first policy to determine a match between a portion of the first log collection and the first pattern, with the matching portion of the first log collection being identified as a first data artefact. The computer-implemented method further includes, responsive to identifying the first data artefact, executing the procedure defined by the first policy, wherein the procedure includes: filtering the first log collection to yield a first group of filtered log entries, receiving a first data collection, and sending the first group of filtered log entries and the first data collection to a recipient system.

Abstract: The system, method, and computer program product described herein leverage a user's social media data to personalize the user's gameplay experience based on the user's personality traits including comparing the personality characteristics data of the user to a plurality of rules each including an expression and at least one parameter that is associated with the expression, generating a player profile for the user based on the comparison of the personality characteristics data to the plurality of rules where a value of at least one parameter in the player profile is determined based on a value of the at least one parameter of a respective rule of the plurality of rules if the expression of that respective rule is met by the personality characteristics data, personalizing a game for the user based on the parameters in the generated player profile and presenting the personalized game to the user.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving, from a first log agent, a first log collection. The computer-implemented method further includes receiving a first policy, wherein the first policy includes a definition of a first pattern and a definition of a procedure. The computer-implemented method further includes scanning the first log collection against the first policy to determine a match between a portion of the first log collection and the first pattern, with the matching portion of the first log collection being identified as a first data artefact. The computer-implemented method further includes, responsive to identifying the first data artefact, executing the procedure defined by the first policy, wherein the procedure includes: filtering the first log collection to yield a first group of filtered log entries, receiving a first data collection, and sending the first group of filtered log entries and the first data collection to a recipient system.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention enable users to extract knowledge from testing scenarios performed during application development, and later employ that knowledge to interpret application usage scenarios to enhance serviceability of applications by expediting identification and solving of problems. In an exemplary embodiment, log data generated during simulation of test cases is analyzed to create one or more rules based on patterns in which one or more log entries appear in the log data. Later, log data may be analyzed to look for a pattern of log entries that matches a pattern-based rule, thereby facilitating faster identification and resolution of the problem.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention enable users to extract knowledge from testing scenarios performed during application development, and later employ that knowledge to interpret application usage scenarios to enhance serviceability of applications by expediting identification and solving of problems. In an exemplary embodiment, log data generated during simulation of test cases is analyzed to create one or more rules based on patterns in which one or more log entries appear in the log data. Later, log data may be analyzed to look for a pattern of log entries that matches a pattern-based rule, thereby facilitating faster identification and resolution of the problem.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention enable users to extract knowledge from testing scenarios performed during application development, and later employ that knowledge to interpret application usage scenarios to enhance serviceability of applications by expediting identification and solving of problems. In an exemplary embodiment, log data generated during simulation of test cases is analyzed to create one or more rules based on patterns in which one or more log entries appear in the log data. Later, log data may be analyzed to look for a pattern of log entries that matches a pattern-based rule, thereby facilitating faster identification and resolution of the problem.

Abstract: Dynamic security questions. In an embodiment of the invention, a security question and one or more rules for generating an answer to the security question are received. The security question and the rules for generating and answer to the security question are associated with security credentials of a user. For authentication, a first answer to a security question associated with a user is received. One or more rules for generating an answer to the security question are retrieved. A second answer to the security question is generated, based on the retrieved rules. The first answer is compared with the second answer, and the user is authenticated, based on the first answer matching the second answer.

Abstract: In described embodiments, a strength testing device that can be applied to a weight stack is provided. The strength testing device can be used in physical therapy, chiropractics, or other rehabilitation professionals to assess the strength of a patient. The strength testing device can also be used in the fitness industry by strength coaches and personal trainers.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving, from a first log agent, a first log collection. The computer-implemented method further includes receiving a first policy, wherein the first policy includes a definition of a first pattern and a definition of a procedure. The computer-implemented method further includes scanning the first log collection against the first policy to determine a match between a portion of the first log collection and the first pattern, with the matching portion of the first log collection being identified as a first data artefact. The computer-implemented method further includes, responsive to identifying the first data artefact, executing the procedure defined by the first policy, wherein the procedure includes: filtering the first log collection to yield a first group of filtered log entries, receiving a first data collection, and sending the first group of filtered log entries and the first data collection to a recipient system.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving, from a first log agent, a first log collection. The computer-implemented method further includes receiving a first policy, wherein the first policy includes a definition of a first pattern and a definition of a procedure. The computer-implemented method further includes scanning the first log collection against the first policy to determine a match between a portion of the first log collection and the first pattern, with the matching portion of the first log collection being identified as a first data artifact. The computer-implemented method further includes, responsive to identifying the first data artifact, executing the procedure defined by the first policy, wherein the procedure includes: filtering the first log collection to yield a first group of filtered log entries, receiving a first data collection, and sending the first group of filtered log entries and the first data collection to a recipient system.

Abstract: Help page techniques including: (i) sending, by a customer computer, heterogeneous software context data to a central registry over a communication network; (ii) receiving, by the customer computer, from a registry server over the communication network, a set of network address information including at least a first network address information for contacting a first provider server relating to the first software product and a second network address information for contacting a second provider server relating to the second software product; and (iii) linking, by the customer computer, the first and second network address information on a single set of help page(s).

Abstract: Help page techniques including: (i) sending, by a customer computer, heterogeneous software context data to a central registry over a communication network; (ii) receiving, by the customer computer, from a registry server over the communication network, a set of network address information including at least a first network address information for contacting a first provider server relating to the first software product and a second network address information for contacting a second provider server relating to the second software product; and (iii) linking, by the customer computer, the first and second network address information on a single set of help page(s).

Abstract: A processor executes program instructions for managing information about a product to search documents for a location of a message of the product using a set of rules that are based on instructions for generating the message. The instructions are in a resource of the product. The processor then adds the location to an index of locations of the message in the documents.

Abstract: A method for managing information about a product. A processor searches documents for a location of a message of the product using a set of rules that are based on instructions for generating the message. The instructions are in a resource of the product. The processor then adds the location to an index of locations of the message in the documents.

Abstract: Log files include log file content, some of which (especially a non-runtime portion) is in human-readable language. Translation of log file content is accomplished by: (i) generating first log content in a first human-readable language using a first resource bundle related to data translation; and (ii) translating the first log content to second log content, which corresponds to the first log content but is in a second human-readable language, using the first resource bundle. The translated log content may have annotations and/or processing rules applied to it. The translation of the present invention can help to keep the translation accurate and uniform so that the translated log content may be more effectively used in various ways.

Abstract: Log files include log file content, some of which (especially a non-runtime portion) is in human-readable language. Translation of log file content is accomplished by: (i) generating first log content in a first human-readable language using a first resource bundle related to data translation; and (ii) translating the first log content to second log content, which corresponds to the first log content but is in a second human-readable language, using the first resource bundle. The translated log content may have annotations and/or processing rules applied to it. The translation of the present invention can help to keep the translation accurate and uniform so that the translated log content may be more effectively used in various ways.