Abstract: In an approach for generating a compiler listing using Debugging With Attributed Record Format (DWARF) debugging data, a processor receives DWARF debugging data associated with source code of a programming language. A processor extracts information from the DWARF debugging data, wherein the information comprises at least source code lines, variable declaration lines, and variable reference lines. A processor generates a compiler listing based on the information extracted from the DWARF debugging data, wherein the compiler listing includes at least a symbol table, and cross-reference information.

Abstract: A method for diagnosing an error associated with a software is provided. The method may include receiving a stack trace associated with the error. The method may also include fetching a source code associated with the received stack trace. The method may further include parsing the fetched source code associated with the received stack trace. The method may also include generating an abstract syntax tree (AST) based on the parsed fetched source code. Additionally, the method may include inserting at least one logging call into the generated abstract tree. The method may include recompiling the captured code based on the generated abstract tree with the at least one inserted logging call. The method may also include uploading the recompiled code onto at least one deployment server.

Abstract: A method for diagnosing an error associated with a software is provided. The method may include receiving a stack trace associated with the error. The method may also include fetching a source code associated with the received stack trace. The method may further include parsing the fetched source code associated with the received stack trace. The method may also include generating an abstract syntax tree (AST) based on the parsed fetched source code. Additionally, the method may include inserting at least one logging call into the generated abstract tree. The method may include recompiling the captured code based on the generated abstract tree with the at least one inserted logging call. The method may also include uploading the recompiled code onto at least one deployment server.

Abstract: In a method for providing information to resolve an abnormal termination of software, a processor receives a notification of an abnormal termination of software at a source line within a source code. A processor determines at least one variable from the source line. A processor causes information about the at least one variable to be displayed, wherein information about a variable comprises a variable declaration source line and a value of the variable. A processor receives a first selection of at least one variable from the source line. A processor causes a first branch analysis to be displayed, wherein the first branch analysis comprises a truncated version of the source code based on the received first selection.

Abstract: In a method for providing information to resolve an abnormal termination of software, a processor receives a notification of an abnormal termination of software at a source line within a source code. A processor determines at least one variable from the source line. A processor causes information about the at least one variable to be displayed, wherein information about a variable comprises a variable declaration source line and a value of the variable. A processor receives a first selection of at least one variable from the source line. A processor causes a first branch analysis to be displayed, wherein the first branch analysis comprises a truncated version of the source code based on the received first selection.

Abstract: A method for automatic execution of at least one program associated with a mounted medium, wherein the mounted medium is ejected from a device is provided. The method may include determining if an automatic program initiation on eject is required, wherein the determining is based on a detection of the mounted medium being mounted in the device. The method may also include registering the required automatic program initiation on eject, wherein the registering is based on the determination of the automatic program initiation on eject being required. The method may include storing an executable program content associated with the registered automatic program initiation on eject. Additionally, the method may include executing the stored executable program content, wherein the execution is based on a detection of the mounted medium being ejected from the device. The method may include deregistering the required automatic program initiation on eject.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of the present invention disclose a method and system for securing a message published to a topic by a publisher in a publish-subscriber messaging system with a topic policy for the topic. In a step, an exemplary embodiment establishes a topic policy for a topic. In another step, an exemplary embodiment associates a message published to the topic with a topic policy. In another step, an exemplary embodiment signs a message published to the topic by a publisher with a private key of the publisher if the topic policy directs. In another step, an exemplary embodiment provides a public key of a subscriber if the topic policy directs that the subscriber receive a message in encrypted form. In another step, an exemplary embodiment encrypts a message for a subscriber specified in a topic policy to receive the message encrypted with a public key of the subscriber.

Abstract: A computer implemented method, system and/or computer program product is provided for managing a messaging queue in an asynchronous messaging system. A duration for which a message can remain on the messaging queue is determined. An age of the message on the messaging queue is monitored. The age of the message on the messaging queue and the determined duration is compared and a notification is generated based on the comparison.

Abstract: A message including a digital signature of a message originator is received at a processor. In response to determining that the message originator is authorized by a data protection policy to originate the message, a determination is made as to whether a specific authorized certificate issuer is configured for the message originator within a data protection policy. In response to determining that the specific authorized certificate issuer is configured for the message originator within the data protection policy, a determination is made as to whether a message originator certificate used to generate the digital signature of the message originator is issued by the specific authorized certificate issuer configured for the message originator within the data protection policy.

Abstract: A digital signature of a message originator of a message is validated by a processor on message retrieval by a message recipient as a first-tier validation of the message. In response to a successful first-tier validation of the digital signature of the message originator, a transaction token and a message originator identifier are extracted from a message payload of the message. Communication is initiated with a verification service within a secure messaging environment of the message originator as a second-tier validation of the message using the extracted transaction token and the extracted message originator identifier to confirm whether the secure messaging environment of the message originator generated the transaction token and inserted the transaction token into the message payload. Results of the second-tier validation of the message with the verification service within the secure messaging environment of the message originator are determined.

Abstract: A digital signature of a message originator of a message is validated by a processor on message retrieval by a message recipient as a first-tier validation of the message. In response to a successful first-tier validation of the digital signature of the message originator, a transaction token and a message originator identifier are extracted from a message payload of the message. Communication is initiated with a verification service within a secure messaging environment of the message originator as a second-tier validation of the message using the extracted transaction token and the extracted message originator identifier to confirm whether the secure messaging environment of the message originator generated the transaction token and inserted the transaction token into the message payload. Results of the second-tier validation of the message with the verification service within the secure messaging environment of the message originator are determined.

Abstract: A message including a digital signature is received at a processor. It is determined whether a specific authorized certificate issuer is configured for a message originator within a data protection policy. In response to determining that the specific authorized certificate issuer is configured for the message originator within the data protection policy, it is determined whether a message originator certificate used to generate the digital signature is issued by the configured specific authorized certificate issuer.

Abstract: A message generation request is received from an application using a message generation application programming interface (MG API) at a message generation service (MGS) device. The message generation request includes a request for the MGS to generate a message on behalf of the application and includes message generation parameters passed by the application using the MG API. A distributable message is generated on behalf of the application according to the message generation parameters passed by the application using the MG API and a message file. The message file includes at least one template message construct usable to generate the distributable message. The distributable message is distributed, on behalf of the application, to a resource as requested.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of the present invention disclose a method for securing a message published to a topic by a publisher in a publish-subscriber messaging system with a topic policy for the topic. In a step, an exemplary embodiment establishes a topic policy for a topic. In another step, an exemplary embodiment associates a message published to the topic with a topic policy. In another step, an exemplary embodiment signs a message published to the topic by a publisher with a private key of the publisher if the topic policy directs. In another step, an exemplary embodiment provides a public key of a subscriber if the topic policy directs that the subscriber receive a message in encrypted form. In another step, an exemplary embodiment encrypts a message for a subscriber specified in a topic policy to receive the message encrypted with a public key of the subscriber.

Abstract: An LDAP bridge service retrieves a generic LDAP message request, placed in a request queue by a message queuing application, from the request queue. The LDAP bridge service formats the generic LDAP request into a particular API call for at least one LDAP API. The LDAP bridge service calls at least one LDAP API with the particular API call for requesting at least one LDAP service from at least one LDAP server managing a distributed directory. Responsive to the LDAP bridge service receiving at least one LDAP specific response from at least one LDAP API, the LDAP bridge service translates the LDAP specific response into a response message comprising a generic LDAP response. The API bridge service, places the response message in a response queue of the message queuing network, wherein the message queuing application listens to the response queue for the response message.

Abstract: An API bridge service retrieves a generic API message request, placed in a request queue of a message queuing network by a message queuing application, from the request queue. The API bridge service formats the generic API request into a particular API call for at least one specific API. The API bridge service calls at least one specific API with the particular API call. Responsive to the API bridge service receiving at least one API specific response from at least one specific API, the API bridge service translates at least one API specific response into a response message comprising a generic API response. The API bridge service, places the response message in a response queue of the message queuing network, wherein the message queuing application listens to the response queue for the response message.

Abstract: A renewed digital certificate is obtained within an asynchronous messaging environment from a certificate server of an issuer of an existing digital certificate to replace the existing digital certificate. The renewed digital certificate includes an extended attribute that stores a serial number value of the existing digital certificate. A message is received with a symmetric key that is encrypted using the existing digital certificate. The symmetric key is identified within the message by the serial number value of the existing digital certificate. The message is processed using the renewed digital certificate.

Abstract: Within a secure messaging environment, a determination is made that a request to send a message has been generated by a user. A message protection policy configured to process the message within the secure messaging environment is identified. The message protection policy specifies that, within the secure messaging environment, a secured digital certificate, other than a user-assigned digital certificate of the user, is configured with an associated private key to digitally sign the message on behalf of the user. Based upon the message protection policy, a determination is made to digitally sign the message using the private key of the secured digital certificate. The message is signed on behalf of the user using the private key of the secured digital certificate.

Abstract: Within a secure messaging environment, a determination is made that a request to send a message has been generated by a user. A message protection policy configured to process the message within the secure messaging environment is identified. The message protection policy specifies that, within the secure messaging environment, a secured digital certificate, other than a user-assigned digital certificate of the user, is configured with an associated private key to digitally sign the message on behalf of the user. Based upon the message protection policy, a determination is made to digitally sign the message using the private key of the secured digital certificate. The message is signed on behalf of the user using the private key of the secured digital certificate.

Abstract: A message generation request is received from an application using a message generation application programming interface (MG API) at a message generation service (MGS) device. The message generation request includes a request for the MGS to generate a message on behalf of the application and includes message generation parameters passed by the application using the MG API. A distributable message is generated on behalf of the application according to the message generation parameters passed by the application using the MG API and a message file. The message file includes at least one template message construct usable to generate the distributable message. The distributable message is distributed, on behalf of the application, to a resource as requested.