Abstract: Methods and systems for an ubiquitous collaboration feature in a managed application environment are described herein. The collaboration service and/or server may store session information and one or more configuration files for use in rendering the collaboration features in combination with managed applications executing on a user's computing device.

Abstract: A method for dynamically updating content in a live presentation. The method includes a computer processor determining a first content of a live presentation. The computer processor monitors a plurality of data sources and determines at least one of the plurality of data sources includes the first content and a second content. The computer processor retrieves information related to the second content. The computer processor then updates the live presentation with the information related to the second content.

Abstract: Projects may be recalled by a system based on a selection of a screenshot assocaited with the project. A request to access a project, by a selection of a screenshot from a group of screenshots may be received. The screenshot may be mapped to a particular workspace location, and it may be associated with trace data stored in a file. The associated trace data may be identified by the system, and the trace data can be read. Using the trace data, the system can access the project associated with the screenshot and launch the workspace and the project.

Abstract: Deploying portlet(s) onto a displayed portal page by dragging and dropping portlet related artifacts from the IDE like portlet deployment descriptor node or a specific portlet node, and, responsively displaying the portlet(s), corresponding to the dropped node, in the displayed portal page. The updating of the portal page is accomplished by an internal IDE browser of a stand-alone type IDE working co-operatively with a remote portal server.

Abstract: Deploying portlet(s) onto a displayed portal page by dragging and dropping portlet related artifacts from the IDE like portlet deployment descriptor node or a specific portlet node, and, responsively displaying the portlet(s), corresponding to the dropped node, in the displayed portal page. The updating of the portal page is accomplished by an internal IDE browser of a stand-alone type IDE working co-operatively with a remote portal server.

Abstract: Methods and systems for an ubiquitous collaboration feature in a managed application environment are described herein. The collaboration service and/or server may store session information and one or more configuration files for use in rendering the collaboration features in combination with managed applications executing on a user's computing device.

Abstract: According to some aspects disclosed herein, a system for remote assistance and control of user devices subject to one or more remote assistance policies may be provided. In some embodiments, an administrator may request remote control of a managed user device. A managed application launcher may be provided by the user device and may be modified by the user device to remove managed applications or otherwise prevent access to applications that have a policy indicating that remote assistance is not allowed. The administrator may open a managed application included in the launcher and remotely control that application. In other embodiments, a user of the managed user device may initiate a request for remote assistance from within a managed application and/or the managed application launcher. The administrator's control of the user device and access to other applications on the user device may be limited based on the remote assistance policies.

Abstract: The disclosure identifies a dynamic content associated with a content provider that can be a portion of markup content which automatically changes over time and can be user-interactive. The dynamic content can be a uniform resource identifier (URI) addressable content. The dynamic content can be received from the content provider. A preview of the dynamic content can be presented in real-time within a markup renderable canvas of an interface. The preview can be uniformly scaled and the dynamic content within the preview can be non-interactive and can be unmodified by the receiving and presenting.

Abstract: Deploying portlet(s) onto a displayed portal page by dragging and dropping portlet related artifacts from the IDE like portlet deployment descriptor node or a specific portlet node, and, responsively displaying the portlet(s), corresponding to the dropped node, in the displayed portal page. The updating of the portal page is accomplished by an internal IDE browser of a stand-alone type IDE working co-operatively with a remote portal server.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention may relate to extending a network's presence. A first device may compile an accepted device list including a second device. The first device may determine a network connection status, such as, for example, connected, weak connection, and disconnected. In response to determining the network connection status is disconnected, the first device may search for the second device. In response to determining the network connection status is connected, the first device may discontinue searching for the second device. In response to determining the network connection status is weak connection, the first device may search for the second device. The first device may evaluate connectivity information of the second device. The first device may communicate with at least one network via the second device.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention may relate to extending a network's presence. A first device may compile an accepted device list including a second device. The first device may determine a network connection status, such as, for example, connected, weak connection, and disconnected. In response to determining the network connection status is disconnected, the first device may search for the second device. In response to determining the network connection status is connected, the first device may discontinue searching for the second device. In response to determining the network connection status is weak connection, the first device may search for the second device. The first device may evaluate connectivity information of the second device. The first device may communicate with at least one network via the second device.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a diffusion cell for testing the permeation of a compound(s) across a membrane. Also, the present disclosure relates to a method of manufacturing a diffusion cell. Further, the present disclosure relates to a method of performing an assay using a diffusion cell.

Abstract: Deploying portlet(s) onto a displayed portal page by dragging and dropping portlet related artifacts from the IDE like portlet deployment descriptor node or a specific portlet node, and, responsively displaying the portlet(s), corresponding to the dropped node, in the displayed portal page. The updating of the portal page is accomplished by an internal IDE browser of a stand-alone type IDE working co-operatively with a remote portal server.

Abstract: According to some aspects disclosed herein, a system for remote assistance and control of user devices subject to one or more remote assistance policies may be provided. In some embodiments, an administrator may request remote control of a managed user device. A managed application launcher may be provided by the user device and may be modified by the user device to remove managed applications or otherwise prevent access to applications that have a policy indicating that remote assistance is not allowed. The administrator may open a managed application included in the launcher and remotely control that application. In other embodiments, a user of the managed user device may initiate a request for remote assistance from within a managed application and/or the managed application launcher. The administrator's control of the user device and access to other applications on the user device may be limited based on the remote assistance policies.

Abstract: A cloud configuration management method implemented in a cloud configuration management system communicatively coupled to one or more cloud nodes in a cloud system includes creating a plurality of golden configurations for each of a plurality of roles, wherein each of the one or more cloud nodes has one of the plurality of roles for operation in the cloud system; defining metadata rules for each of the plurality of golden configurations; performing a configuration analysis to audit the one or more cloud nodes using the metadata rules; and providing results of the configuration analysis to determine misconfiguration of any of the one or more cloud nodes.

Abstract: Beam-steered millimeter wave signals transmitted in each of n sector slices include a sequence of primary synchronization (PSCH) symbols within predetermined symbol positions in at least one slot of a subframe. The symbols in consecutive symbol positions are each transmitted on a different one of the n slices, with the first symbol repeated on the same slice at the end. The sequence order rotates cyclically in each subframe so that two PSCH symbols are transmitted on one slice in a single subframe every nth subframe. Secondary synchronization (SSCH) and Broadcast Channel (BCH) symbols are transmitted in a predetermined pattern following the sequence of PSCH symbols. By transmitting consecutive PSCH symbols on different slices and repeating the first symbol, the mobile station can detect the best slice and beam by switching receive beams every subframe instead of every slot, relaxing time constraints on AGC adjustment while avoiding the start-at-the-edge problem.

Abstract: An automation and regression management method for testing software in a highly-complex cloud-based system with a plurality of nodes, through an automation and regression management system, includes receiving a plurality of requests for automated test runs on nodes in the highly-complex cloud-based system; managing the plurality of requests by either starting an automated test run on a node or queuing the automated test run if another automated test run is already operating on the node; determining details of each of the automated test runs subsequent to completion; storing the details of each of the automated test runs in a database; and providing the details of each of the automated test runs to a requesting user.

Abstract: A fuel cell catalyst support material with self-healing and service on the fly properties. The material is stable and can preserve a fuel cell's activity over an extended lifetime. The approach strikes a practical balance between the optimum size of the electrocatalyst particle and the ability of the support material to self-heal under electrochemical stress. The self-healing support material allows the use of very small catalyst particles size without affecting the fuel cell's durability. This not only increases the efficiency of the fuel cell but also allows low PGM loading.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for channel estimation. The method includes identifying a set of preferred BS receive beams for each of a plurality of BS antenna SAs based on periodic pilot transmissions from a UE transmitted using predefined UE transmit beams. The method also includes transmitting a request for the UE to transmit pilot signals for the set of preferred BS receive beams. The method further includes receiving the pilot signals using the set of preferred BS receive beams. The method also includes performing channel estimation and determining the data transmission parameters based on the received pilot signals, the data transmission parameters including at least one receive beam at each UE antenna SA to be used for data reception. Additionally, the method includes transmitting, to the UE, information for identifying the at least one receive beam at each UE antenna SA to be used for data reception.

Abstract: A cloud configuration management method implemented in a cloud configuration management system communicatively coupled to one or more cloud nodes in a cloud system includes creating a plurality of golden configurations for each of a plurality of roles, wherein each of the one or more cloud nodes has one of the plurality of roles for operation in the cloud system; defining metadata rules for each of the plurality of golden configurations; performing a configuration analysis to audit the one or more cloud nodes using the metadata rules; and providing results of the configuration analysis to determine misconfiguration of any of the one or more cloud nodes.