Abstract: A management system may update one or more parameters corresponding to system requirements to execute a product, wherein the one or more parameters are updated without changing a product code of the product. A request to execute the product may be received from a first entity system. In response to receiving the request to execute the product, the management system may determine whether the first entity system satisfies the system requirements to execute the product, wherein the management system is separate from the first entity system. In response to determining that the first entity system satisfies the system requirements, the product may be allowed to be executed by the first entity system.

Abstract: A management system may update one or more parameters corresponding to system requirements to execute a product, wherein the one or more parameters are updated without changing a product code of the product. A request to execute the product may be received from a first entity system. In response to receiving the request to execute the product, the management system may determine whether the first entity system satisfies the system requirements to execute the product, wherein the management system is separate from the first entity system. In response to determining that the first entity system satisfies the system requirements, the product may be allowed to be executed by the first entity system.

Abstract: A server stores current rules for one or more products in a data store. The current rules are independent of product code of the one or more products. The current rules determine whether an entity satisfies one or more product attributes to allow the entity to use the one or more products. The server implements new rules without changing the product code of the one or more products and determines whether an entity satisfies one or more product attributes to allow the entity to use the one or more products by using the new rules.

Abstract: A server detects a product asset management operation and generates an event message corresponding to the product asset management operation. The event message includes data describing the product asset management operation. The server sends the event message to one or more message queues. One or more listeners that are associated to the one or more message queues can obtain the event message to perform an auditing action that indicates to a user an occurrence of the product asset management operation.

Abstract: A server detects a product asset management operation and generates an event message corresponding to the product asset management operation. The event message includes data describing the product asset management operation. The server sends the event message to one or more message queues. One or more listeners that are associated to the one or more message queues can obtain the event message to perform an auditing action that indicates to a user an occurrence of the product asset management operation.

Abstract: A server detects a product asset management request relating to custom product business model data of a third party during execution of a product asset management engine, wherein the request is associated with at least one extension point. The third party is a third party to a developer of the product asset management engine. The server obtains the custom product business model data by executing a call for an extension relating to the at least one extension point and provides the custom product business model data to a client to service the product asset management request to allow the third party to manage product assets as specified by the third party.

Abstract: Some embodiments of application programming interface (API) enhancement in a networked system have been presented. In one embodiment, a servlet is initialized on a centralized server in the networked system. The capabilities of an application programming interface (API) accessible by the client are expanded to allow the client to have data converted to a predetermined format when executing an automation script in order to perform an administrative task on multiple computing machines in the networked system without user intervention.

Abstract: A server stores current rules for one or more products in a data store. The current rules are independent of product code of the one or more products. The current rules determine whether an entity satisfies one or more product attributes to allow the entity to use the one or more products. The server implements new rules without changing the product code of the one or more products and determines whether an entity satisfies one or more product attributes to allow the entity to use the one or more products by using the new rules.

Abstract: Some embodiments of application programming interface (API) enhancement in a networked system have been presented. In one embodiment, a servlet is initialized on a centralized server in the networked system. The capabilities of an application programming interface (API) accessible by the client are expanded to allow the client to have data converted to a predetermined format when executing an automation script in order to perform an administrative task on multiple computing machines in the networked system without user intervention.