Abstract: One variation of a system includes a drive subsystem and a controller. The drive subsystem includes: a chassis configured to transiently install on a trailer over a range of longitudinal positions; a set of retention features configured to transiently engage a first subset of engagement features, in a first array of engagement features on a left rail of the trailer and in a second array of engagement features on a right rail of the trailer, to couple the drive subsystem to the trailer in a particular longitudinal position in the range of longitudinal positions; a driven axle suspended from the chassis; and a motor coupled to the driven axle. The controller is configured to: trigger the motor to output torque to the driven axle; and trigger the motor to regeneratively brake the driven axle.

Abstract: Systems and methods for sharing updates in two repositories in a content management system. The two repositories may be configured to have a number of integration points, and a message server may send integration point messages between the repositories at these integration points. The first integration point message may be creating an event in the RIM repository, the second integration point message may be reviewing an RIM impact assessment report, the third integration point message may be executing an approved change control implementation plan, and the fourth integration point message may be updating the approved change control implementation plan with refile activity lifecycle statuses from the RIM repository. The updates automatically shared between the repositories can provide users of one repository visibility on another repository, and can help users to avoid delays in the process, duplication of efforts, and errors.

Abstract: One variation of a system includes a bogie including: a chassis; a first set of latches configured to transiently engage a first subset of engagement features, in a first array of engagement features on a left rail and in a second array of engagement features on a right rail of the trailer, to retain the bogie below a floor of the trailer; a driven axle suspended from the chassis; and a motor coupled to the driven axle and configured to output torque to the driven axle and regeneratively brake the driven axle. The system further includes a battery assembly: including a second set of latches configured to transiently engage a second subset of engagement features, in the first array of engagement features and in the second array of engagement features, to retain the battery assembly adjacent the bogie; and configured to receive electrical energy from the motor.

Abstract: One variation of a system for power distribution of a trailer includes: a trailer chassis; a driven axle suspended from the trailer chassis; and a motor coupled to the driven axle. The system further includes a battery assembly coupled to the trailer chassis and configured to supply electrical energy to the motor to drive the driven axle and source electrical energy from the motor to slow motion of the driven axle. The system also includes a charging panel coupled to the trailer chassis and configured to couple to an external charging element. The system further includes a panel actuator configured to advance the charging panel from the trailer chassis to an open position to form a target gap between the external charging element and the charging panel and to retract the charging panel to a closed position to decouple the charging panel from the external charging element.

Abstract: One variation of a system includes a bogie including: a chassis; a first set of latches configured to transiently engage a first subset of engagement features, in a first array of engagement features on a left rail and in a second array of engagement features on a right rail of the trailer, to retain the bogie below a floor of the trailer; a driven axle suspended from the chassis; and a motor coupled to the driven axle and configured to output torque to the driven axle and regeneratively brake the driven axle. The system further includes a battery assembly: including a second set of latches configured to transiently engage a second subset of engagement features, in the first array of engagement features and in the second array of engagement features, to retain the battery assembly adjacent the bogie; and configured to receive electrical energy from the motor.

Abstract: Systems and methods for uploading tenant code to a multi-tenant system. Tenant Java source code is sent to the multi-tenant system over an MDL interface, and stored in a repository of the multi-tenant system as source code metadata. The tenant code may be extracted and executed when a predetermined event occurs.

Abstract: Systems and methods for uploading tenant code to a multi-tenant system. Tenant Java source code is sent to the multi-tenant system over an MDL interface, and stored in a repository of the multi-tenant system as source code metadata. The tenant code may be extracted and executed when a predetermined event occurs.

Abstract: Systems and methods for generating a custom application are disclosed. In one embodiment, a request to generate an application for modifying a database may be received. In response to the request, the application may be generated based on a previously defined view of another database, e.g. a repository containing metadata describing the database. Services (e.g. network services) may be validated and files (e.g. sample server pages, library files and instructional files) may be generated for customization.

Abstract: Systems and methods for generating a custom application are disclosed. In one embodiment, a request to generate an application for modifying a database may be received. In response to the request, the application may be generated based on a previously defined view of another database, e.g. a repository containing metadata describing the database. Services (e.g. network services) may be validating and files (e.g. sample server pages, library files and instructional files) may be generated for customization.