Abstract: Systems, methods and products for content management where a dynamic data service layer is provided between a content server layer to route requests from various content server instances to various database instances. The dynamic data service layer maintains an instance pool of available database instances and a connection pool of available connections to each database instance. A content server instance submits a corresponding request to the dynamic data service layer, which then examines the instance pool to identify a database instance that can service the request and examines the connection pool to identify an available connection to the identified database instance. The request is submitted to the identified database instance through the identified connection, and the responsive data is stored at a memory location which is accessible by the content server instance and can be read using a starting memory address and the length of the stored data.

Abstract: A system comprising a client computer, a data store comprising a content management repository, a server computer coupled to the client computer by a network, the server computer comprising code for: receiving audio data; converting the audio data to text; extracting a specified string from the text as an extracted string; determining an extracted string attribute for the extracted string; storing a media file containing the audio data as a content object; configuring the content object to be searchable by the extracted string; receiving a search query from the client application; searching a plurality of managed objects based on the search query; and based on determining that the extracted string matches a search string, returning an indication of the first media file, the extracted string and the extracted string attribute in a search result.

Abstract: Systems, methods and products for content management where a dynamic data service layer is provided between a content server layer to route requests from various content server instances to various database instances. The dynamic data service layer maintains an instance pool of available database instances and a connection pool of available connections to each database instance. A content server instance submits a corresponding request to the dynamic data service layer, which then examines the instance pool to identify a database instance that can service the request and examines the connection pool to identify an available connection to the identified database instance. The request is submitted to the identified database instance through the identified connection, and the responsive data is stored at a memory location which is accessible by the content server instance and can be read using a starting memory address and the length of the stored data.