Abstract: Technologies are generally described for systems and methods configured to provide developer credentials to a device. In some examples, a developer device may be configured to send a registration request relating to a program to a service server. In response, the developer device may receive first information. A processor in a user device may be configured to store the program and the first information. The processor may execute at least part of the program to send a first request, including the first information, to a platform server. The processor may be further configured to receive second information in response. The processor may execute the program using the first and second information to generate a second request. The second request may include the second information and may be sent to a service server different from the platform server.

Abstract: An associated between a data type and a user interface (UI) element such as a Page and/or Panel, and a data type allows dynamic determination of application flow including menu and menu items. This may allow a dynamic determination of all target UI elements to which an end user may navigate from a source UI element, that are capable of displaying the same record of information represented in the source UI element or a related record of information.

Abstract: An associated between a data type and a user interface (UI) element such as a Page and/or Panel, and a data type allows dynamic determination of application flow including menu and menu items. This may allow a dynamic determination of all target UI elements to which an end user may navigate from a source UI element, that are capable of displaying the same record of information represented in the source UI element or a related record of information.

Abstract: A system and method are described for automated configuration and deployment of applications. Each participant to a transaction maintains “connection parameters” which contain an indication of the various connection capabilities (protocols, file formats, document sequences, etc) of that participant. Prior to entering into a series of transactions (e.g., document exchanges), the connection parameters of two or more of the participants are compared to identify a common subset that are then exchanged between the participants until both participants agree on the connection parameters to use. The agreed upon connection parameters are stored within a “connection agreement” which is then used to automatically configure the applications (e.g., business collaboration applications) executed by each participant.

Abstract: The data scrambler converts the original data files into the converted data files, respectively, while keeping the output produced by the receiver unchanged. The conversion may comprise dummy insertion, logical structure changing, tag name changing, element order changing, and value unit changing. If the input data files are XML and XSL files, each step also produces XML and XSL files. However, the produced files contain different data from the input XML and XSL files.

Abstract: The data scrambler converts the original data files into the converted data files, respectively, while keeping the output produced by the receiver unchanged. The conversion may comprise dummy insertion, logical structure changing, tag name changing, element order changing, and value unit changing. If the input data files are XML and XSL files, each step also produces XML and XSL files. However, the produced files contain different data from the input XML and XSL files.