Abstract: A user of an instant messaging application may interact with instant messaging contacts in other collaboration applications (e.g., e-mail, calendar applications, etc.). IM conversations may relate to information in the collaboration applications. For example, an employee may send an e-mail containing marketing data to his manager and wishes to discuss the data further. The employee sends an IM to the manager referencing the data. The manager should read the e-mail before responding, but the manager may not know that she received the e-mail. Information from a plurality of collaboration applications can be integrated into an instant messaging application. A collaboration integration unit can collect and associate information from the collaboration applications with instant messaging contacts and provide suggestions based on the information.

Abstract: A user of an instant messaging application may interact with instant messaging contacts in other collaboration applications (e.g., e-mail, calendar applications, etc.). IM conversations may relate to information in the collaboration applications. For example, an employee may send an e-mail containing marketing data to his manager and wishes to discuss the data further. The employee sends an IM to the manager referencing the data. The manager should read the e-mail before responding, but the manager may not know that she received the e-mail. Information from a plurality of collaboration applications can be integrated into an instant messaging application. A collaboration integration unit can collect and associate information from the collaboration applications with instant messaging contacts and provide suggestions based on the information.

Abstract: A user of an instant messaging application may interact with instant messaging contacts in other collaboration applications (e.g., e-mail, calendar applications, etc.). IM conversations may relate to information in the collaboration applications. For example, an employee may send an e-mail containing marketing data to his manager and wishes to discuss the data further. The employee sends an IM to the manager referencing the data. The manager should read the e-mail before responding, but the manager may not know that she received the e-mail. Information from a plurality of collaboration applications can be integrated into an instant messaging application. A collaboration integration unit can collect and associate information from the collaboration applications with instant messaging contacts and provide suggestions based on the information.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a method for tracking client side storage of a web page. The method may comprise providing a script in the web page for responding to a save operation; responding to the save operation initiated in a browser; sending a set of tracking information to a HTTP server providing the web page and/or a particular resource to be stored; forwarding the set of tracking information to an application server; and storing the set of tracking information.

Abstract: The capabilities of a collaboration messaging system are extended through so that a user can be contacted, or at least notified of incoming messages, when the user is away from his own messaging client computer but is near another messaging client computer. The proximity of a user to a messaging client computer other than his own is inferred from the detection of a wireless communications device (e.g., a Bluetooth-enabled cellular phone) associated to the user. The association is recorded in a user profile set up by the user and stored in the collaboration messaging system. If a wireless communications device is detected proximate to a messaging client computer, a search is made of stored user profiles, each of which associates a particular wireless communication with a particular user. If a profile exists for the detected wireless communication device, it is retrieved and a set of actions defined in the user profile is implemented.

Abstract: A method, computer program and data processing system for customizing the visualization of a Web page on a client side of a Web application operating on a computer, the server side of the Web application being responsible for receiving parameters entered by a user on the client side, processing them and sending back a new Web page wherein, if at least one visualization parameter is received among the parameters, it is reapplied in the new Web page. The method comprises the steps of storing the customization parameters entered by a user on a currently displayed Web page on the client side and locally applying them on the Web page. When a page form is sent with parameters entered by the user and which are relevant for the Web application, adding the stored current customization parameters with the other parameters. The new Web page generated by the server side of the Web page application and sent to the client side will contain the visualization customization parameters entered by the user.