Abstract: A computer-implemented method for recording file dependencies. A non-limiting example of the computer-implemented method includes creating, by the processor, a new inter-dependencies object in an inter-dependencies registry and writing, by the processor, an inter-dependency relationship between a first file and a second file from which the first file depends to the inter-dependency object in the inter-dependencies registry. The computer-implemented method further provides, by the processor, the inter-dependencies registry to a system upon receiving a call to backup the system.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for recording file dependencies. A non-limiting example of the computer-implemented method includes creating, by the processor, a new inter-dependencies object in an inter-dependencies registry and writing, by the processor, an inter-dependency relationship between a first file and a second file from which the first file depends to the inter-dependency object in the inter-dependencies registry. The computer-implemented method further provides, by the processor, the inter-dependencies registry to a system upon receiving a call to backup the system.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer product for transmitting data generated from an airplane includes collecting a plurality of flight data generated from the airplane, analyzing the plurality of flight data, generating a feedback signal based on an analyzed result on the plurality of flight data, selecting a first group of flight data from the plurality of flight data based on the feedback signal, changing a respective data resolution of each of the first group of flight data based on the feedback signal, providing each of the first group of flight data with the changed data resolution to a transmitting device, and transmitting, using the transmitting device, the first group of flight data with the changed data resolution.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer product for transmitting data generated from an airplane includes collecting a plurality of flight data generated from the airplane, analyzing the plurality of flight data, generating a feedback signal based on an analyzed result on the plurality of flight data, selecting a first group of flight data from the plurality of flight data based on the feedback signal, changing a respective data resolution of each of the first group of flight data based on the feedback signal, providing each of the first group of flight data with the changed data resolution to a transmitting device, and transmitting, using the transmitting device, the first group of flight data with the changed data resolution.

Abstract: Reservation of resources for a service includes receiving a request for resources for a project duration with a start time and an end time; determining if the requested resources are available for the project duration; determining a utilization level of one or more resource provisioning components during a provisioning time prior to the start time of the project; and determining if the one or more resource provisioning components have capacity to handle the provisioning of resources for the request prior to the start time of the project. The one or more resource provisioning components can be reserved for a provisioning time prior to the start time of the project.

Abstract: Reservation of resources for a service includes receiving a request for resources for a project duration with a start time and an end time; determining if the requested resources are available for the project duration; determining a utilization level of one or more resource provisioning components during a provisioning time prior to the start time of the project; and determining if the one or more resource provisioning components have capacity to handle the provisioning of resources for the request prior to the start time of the project. The one or more resource provisioning components can be reserved for a provisioning time prior to the start time of the project.

Abstract: Reservation of resources for a service includes receiving a request for resources for a project duration with a start time and an end time; determining if the requested resources are available for the project duration; determining a utilization level of one or more resource provisioning components during a provisioning time prior to the start time of the project; and determining if the one or more resource provisioning components have capacity to handle the provisioning of resources for the request prior to the start time of the project. The one or more resource provisioning components can be reserved for a provisioning time prior to the start time of the project.

Abstract: A computing environment security agent is provided for automatically determining whether to grant access to an asset, deny access to the asset, or grant access to a transformed asset responsive to an asset request by a user of the computing environment. The security agent includes logic for authenticating a user for computing environment access, for receiving a request from the authenticated user to access an asset, and for determining whether the authenticated user is authorized to access the asset, and if so, for determining whether to transform the asset responsive to the request to access the asset by the authenticated user. The security agent can further include logic for transparently transforming the requested asset or for defining at least one transformation rule for the requested asset and saving the at least one transformation rule in a transformation list accessible by the authenticated user.

Abstract: A technique is presented for dynamically inserting a function into an existing application executable of an object-oriented system at runtime of the executable and without requiring recompiling of the code. This is accomplished by modifying configuration settings of the executable at runtime to add a setting to specify the function for at least one class of the executable. The modified configuration settings are then used when running the executable and when a class is encountered for which the function is active, a redirection stub is dynamically inserted to implement the function for the methods of that class. In one embodiment, the function is a trace function and the redirection stub implements an entry trace and an exit trace about each target method of a class for which the trace function is active. Various CORBA implementations of the technique are possible.