Abstract: A method and non-transitory computer readable medium to access a resource. The method includes: receiving at the primary product platform associated with a primary client, a request for accessing a resource hosted by a secondary product platform independent from the primary product platform, the request received from the primary client; generating and forwarding a uniform resource locator (URL) pointing to a proxy servlet of the primary product platform to the primary client, the URL generated based on an identifier of the requested resource; receiving, from the primary client, at the proxy servlet, a request for HyperText Markup Language (HTML) data of the requested resource, retrieving, by the proxy servlet, from the secondary product platform, the HTML data of the requested resource; rewriting the HTML data; and communicating the rewritten HTML data to the primary client for rendering in a user interface.

Abstract: A method for use in an issue creation process, before an issue is submitted, in an issue tracking system (ITS), comprises receiving an unstructured user input expressing an issue description and comprising one or more query keywords; querying a database of historic issue data to determine historic issues from the historic issue data that are relevant to the one or more query keywords and, in response to the determination, extracting request types from the historic issues; generating, from the extracted request types, a list of possible request types for allocation to the unstructured user input; receiving a user input of a particular request type selected from the list of possible request types and, in response, allocating the particular request type to the issue. The issue is submitted to the ITS for routing the issue to an appropriate service desk according to the particular request type.

Abstract: A method for use in an issue creation process in an issue tracking system includes receiving an issue description comprising keywords, querying a database of historic issue data representing historic issues maintained by the issue tracking system, the historic issues defined by at least a request type and request data. Querying comprises searching the database of historic issue data using the keywords, locating one or more historic issues that include the keywords in its request data, extracting the request type of each of the located historic issues, selecting request types based on a popularity of each request type amongst the located historic issues, generating a list of possible request types for allocation to the issue description, and allocating a particular request type to an issue corresponding to the issue description in response to receiving input that selects the particular request type from among the list of possible request types.

Abstract: A method for use in an issue creation process, before an issue is submitted, in an issue tracking system (ITS), comprises receiving an unstructured user input expressing an issue description and comprising one or more query keywords; querying a database of historic issue data to determine historic issues from the historic issue data that are relevant to the one or more query keywords and, in response to the determination, extracting request types from the historic issues; generating, from the extracted request types, a list of possible request types for allocation to the unstructured user input; receiving a user input of a particular request type selected from the list of possible request types and, in response, allocating the particular request type to the issue. The issue is submitted to the ITS for routing the issue to an appropriate service desk according to the particular request type.

Abstract: A method for use in an issue creation process in an issue tracking system includes receiving an issue description comprising keywords, querying a database of historic issue data representing historic issues maintained by the issue tracking system, the historic issues defined by at least a request type and request data. Querying comprises searching the database of historic issue data using the keywords, locating one or more historic issues that include the keywords in its request data, extracting the request type of each of the located historic issues, selecting request types based on a popularity of each request type amongst the located historic issues, generating a list of possible request types for allocation to the issue description, and allocating a particular request type to an issue corresponding to the issue description in response to receiving input that selects the particular request type from among the list of possible request types.