Abstract: A computer-implemented system and method that analyzes metadata of the first application to identify a first data object and one or more first fields of the first data object, the first data object and the first fields being part of the metadata of the first application, identifies one or more second applications having a second data object with one or more second fields, and determines, for at least one of the second applications, a supported connectivity with the first application and whether the supported connectivity is a point-to-point connectivity or a connectivity through a central design time repository.

Abstract: The disclosure generally describes computer-implemented methods, software, devices and systems for developing a process integration scenario on a mobile device. In one aspect, a method comprises: running a mobile application on a mobile device; editing a graphical element of the process integration scenario by a scenario editor of the mobile application based on input from a graphical user interface of the mobile device; translating the graphical element into an industry standard language by a renderer of the mobile application; generating an object version identifier that is associated with the process integration scenario by a versioning module of the mobile application; storing the process integration scenario in the industry standard language and the object version identifier in a local database.

Abstract: The disclosure generally describes computer-implemented methods, software, devices and systems for developing a process integration scenario on a mobile device. In one aspect, a method comprises: running a mobile application on a mobile device; editing a graphical element of the process integration scenario by a scenario editor of the mobile application based on input from a graphical user interface of the mobile device; translating the graphical element into an industry standard language by a renderer of the mobile application; generating an object version identifier that is associated with the process integration scenario by a versioning module of the mobile application; storing the process integration scenario in the industry standard language and the object version identifier in a local database.

Abstract: A system and method provide for an application implemented on a mobile device that may visualize process integration scenarios on the device. The application may include a parser to translate the metadata written in a given language into graphical elements. The application may also include a data store to store the process integration scenarios. The system and method may further provide for the application to connect to an external application store to update the process integration scenarios, or connect to a database in a back-end system with stored scenarios.

Abstract: Content objects may be incorporated as metadata in application systems in the same programming environment used to create the rest of the application. Although content objects may be included as part of the application systems, in some instances a central repository storing content object information from each application system may be used to facilitate communication and data sharing between applications. Alternatively, point-to-point communications between applications may also be supported so that applications may share content object data without relying on the central repository. Some embodiments may support both central repository communications and point-to-point communications between applications. Determinations may be made to identify the type of connectivity supported in different circumstances.

Abstract: A computer-implemented system and method that analyzes metadata of the first application to identify a first data object and one or more first fields of the first data object, the first data object and the first fields being part of the metadata of the first application, identifies one or more second applications having a second data object with one or more second fields, and determines, for at least one of the second applications, a supported connectivity with the first application and whether the supported connectivity is a point-to-point connectivity or a connectivity through a central design time repository.

Abstract: Content objects may be incorporated as metadata in application systems in the same programming environment used to create the rest of the application. Although content objects may be included as part of the application systems, in some instances a central repository storing content object information from each application system may be used to facilitate communication and data sharing between applications. Alternatively, point-to-point communications between applications may also be supported so that applications may share content object data without relying on the central repository. Some embodiments may support both central repository communications and point-to-point communications between applications. Determinations may be made to identify the type of connectivity supported in different circumstances.