Abstract: A first subset of attributes of documents responsive to at least one restriction may be displayed. Thereafter, a selection of a graphical user interface element associated with one of the attribute in the first subset may be received resulting in a display of a window comprising an alphanumeric input element. A key word search query may be received in the input element so that a second subset of attributes of documents responsive to the at least one restriction, the attribute associated with the selected graphical user interface element, and the key word search query may be displayed. Related methods, apparatuses, computer program products, and computer systems are also described.

Abstract: Systems, methods, computer program code, and means are provided for the rules-based presentation of log messages on a graphical timeline. Pursuant to some embodiments, a request to view log file information is received, and a plurality of log file messages are retrieved based on the request. The plurality of log file messages are aggregated based on timestamp information contained in each of the log file messages and the aggregated log file messages are displayed along a graphical timeline.

Abstract: A breadcrumb may be displayed which identifies at least two restrictions of a plurality of documents in a sequence. The breadcrumb may include a graphical user interface element associated with a selected one of the restrictions having at least one subsequent restriction in the sequence. Once this graphical user interface element is selected, at least one attribute and a numeric indication of a number of the documents responsive to each restriction prior to the selected restriction that contain the attribute and each restriction in the sequence subsequent to the selected restriction may be displayed.

Abstract: A plurality of e-mails are received, a portion of which contain attachments. The e-mails and the attachments are stored in one or more data repositories. The header information from the e-mails and the content from both of the e-mails and the attachments can be used to generate an index. Thereafter, the e-mails and the attachments can be logically associated to generate a plurality of hierarchical taxonomies characterizing the e-mails and the attachments.

Abstract: A system includes a support box containing hardware and software for connecting to a host application sever. The support box has an input for providing local settings. A memory connector is adapted to couple to a separate memory device containing connectivity and licensing information pertaining to a specific customer and enabling access to selected host application functions.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus, including computer systems and program products synchronizing a displayname and a resource identifier. In one technique, a machine-implemented method includes receiving input corresponding to a displayname of a data resource; preparing a resource identifier of the data resource within a repository based on the input and naming conventions associated with the repository; and preparing the displayname of the data resource based on the input. The resource identifier may be prepared such that the resource identifier resembles the displayname. Naming conventions may include a naming convention that requires a content-type extension to be retained by a resource identifier. The displayname may be presented to a user interface such that only the displayname is displayed and a corresponding resource identifier is excluded from being displayed.

Abstract: A system includes a support box containing hardware and software for connecting to a host application sever. The support box has an input for providing local settings. A memory connector is adapted to couple to a separate memory device containing connectivity and licensing information pertaining to a specific customer and enabling access to selected host application functions.

Abstract: A plurality of e-mails are received, a portion of which contain attachments. The e-mails and the attachments are stored in one or more data repositories. The header information from the e-mails and the content from both of the e-mails and the attachments can be used to generate an index. Thereafter, the e-mails and the attachments can be logically associated to generate a plurality of hierarchical taxonomies characterizing the e-mails and the attachments.

Abstract: A breadcrumb may de displayed which identifies at least two restrictions of a plurality of documents in a sequence. The breadcrumb may include a graphical user interface element associated with a selected one of the restrictions having at least one subsequent restriction in the sequence. Once this graphical user interface element is selected, at least one attribute and a numeric indication of a number of the documents responsive to each restriction prior to the selected restriction that contain the attribute and each restriction in the sequence subsequent to the selected restriction may be displayed.

Abstract: A first subset of attributes of documents responsive to at least one restriction may be displayed. Thereafter, a selection of a graphical user interface element associated with one of the attribute in the first subset may be received resulting in a display of a window comprising an alphanumeric input element. A key word search query may be received in the input element so that a second subset of attributes of documents responsive to the at least one restriction, the attribute associated with the selected graphical user interface element, and the key word search query may be displayed. Related methods, apparatuses, computer program products, and computer systems are also described.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus, including computer systems and program products synchronizing a displayname and a resource identifier. In one technique, a machine-implemented method includes receiving input corresponding to a displayname of a data resource; preparing a resource identifier of the data resource within a repository based on the input and naming conventions associated with the repository; and preparing the displayname of the data resource based on the input. The resource identifier may be prepared such that the resource identifier resembles the displayname. Naming conventions may include a naming convention that requires a content-type extension to be retained by a resource identifier. The displayname may be presented to a user interface such that only the displayname is displayed and a corresponding resource identifier is excluded from being displayed.