Abstract: Aspects of the present invention include methods, systems and computer program products.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for authenticating the source code of a software end product. The method includes generating a compound key, which is composed of a set of unique keys generated from a source file. A set of files are separately build based on a received source code, and a key generated and embedded into the files at the time of the build. A validation tool is used to compare the values of the generated compound key to the values of the embedded key to determine if the values match.

Abstract: The present invention may include a method for automatic correction and migration of a plurality of bulk data. The method may identify sources, where the sources include the plurality of bulk data. The method may identify a subset of the bulk data, where the subset represents one or more records selected from the plurality of bulk data. The method may upload the subset to an enterprise application. The method may determine an error list from the enterprise application based on the uploaded subset. The method may roll back the subset from the enterprise application and based on the determined error list, the method may match one or more rules to a one or more errors in the error list.

Abstract: A cloud-management system intercepts API calls from a client application. Based on the expected amount of cloud resources required to service the API call, and given the terms of the client's billing plan, the system estimates the cost to service the call. The system embeds this cost into its response to the API call and the client application, or an IDE hosting the application, keeps a running total of API-related costs incurred by the application. The system can also run in an emulation mode, estimating the application's API resource-consumption costs without actually consuming cloud resources. In this mode, the system replaces each GET and PUT call in the intercepted API call with an equivalent HEAD call that does not consume resources. The system still, however, predicts the actual cost of the original API call by returning the cost of each original GET and PUT.

Abstract: An embodiment of the invention may include a method, computer program product and system for processing a transaction. The embodiment may include receiving a transaction request by a first transaction processing monitor from a plurality of transaction processing monitors. The transaction request contains details for updating a global database. The embodiment may include determining whether the global database has begun updating based on the transaction request. Determining whether the global database has begun updating includes checking a transaction state database. The embodiment may include determining that the global database has not begun updating, and updating an entry in the global database based on the details contained in the transaction request.

Abstract: Aspects migrate an unstructured document to a specific document type definition Darwin Information Typing architecture wherein processors are configured to calculate a verb to noun ratio of an unstructured document by dividing a of plurality verbs of the unstructured document by a plurality of nouns of the unstructured document, assign a first weight to the unstructured document based on the calculated verb to noun ratio, and migrate the unstructured document to a specific document type definition Darwin Information Typing Architecture based on the first weight.

Abstract: An approach for standardizing access to user registries, the approach involving providing a first schema extension to an identity management system and a bridge component to an identity management application wherein the bridge component comprises a second schema extension to the identity management application, receiving a request in a first data format associated with the identity management system, converting the request into a second data format associated with the identity management application and executing the request in the identity management application, receiving a response to the request in the second data format, converting the response into the first data format and returning the response to an end user via the identity management system.

Abstract: The present invention may include a method for automatic correction and migration of a plurality of bulk data. The method may identify sources, where the sources include the plurality of bulk data. The method may identify a subset of the bulk data, where the subset represents one or more records selected from the plurality of bulk data. The method may upload the subset to an enterprise application. The method may determine an error list from the enterprise application based on the uploaded subset. The method may roll back the subset from the enterprise application and based on the determined error list, the method may match one or more rules to a one or more errors in the error list.

Abstract: A method and associated systems improve access time of a federated repository that represents a set of individual data repositories as a virtualized aggregated repository. An analyzer module counts the number of entries in each individual repository that are associated with each possible value of a selected concordance parameter. The analyzer stores these counts in a Concordance Frequency Table. When the federated-repository manager receives a data-access request, the analyzer associates the requested data element with a corresponding value of the concordance parameter. The analyzer then uses information stored in the Table to select an optimal sequence in which the federated-repository manager should search the repositories for the requested data. This optimal sequence orders the repositories such that the first repositories to be searched will be those that contain the greatest number of entries associated with the concordance-parameter value of the requested data.

Abstract: Aspects of the present invention include methods, systems and computer program products.

Abstract: A mashup system and method for providing contextual insights and notifications regarding a plurality of deployed applications deployed across a plurality of devices is provided.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for authenticating the source code of a software end product. The method includes generating a compound key, which is composed of a set of unique keys generated from a source file. A set of files are separately build based on a received source code, and a key generated and embedded into the files at the time of the build. A validation tool is used to compare the values of the generated compound key to the values of the embedded key to determine if the values match.

Abstract: A client facility is provided for establishing a subscription to a streaming service provider, without loss of events. The establishing includes generating, by the client, a subscription request to the streaming service provider of events. The generating includes determining, based on an event offset maintained by the client, identifying data of a most-recently received event from the streaming service provider for a topic of the subscription. The identifying data of the most-recently received event from the streaming service provider for the topic is used in customizing the subscription request with a topic configuration which requests the streaming service provider to resume streaming events from the most-recently received event identified in the event offset for the topic. Therefore, an interrupted streaming subscription may be reestablished without loss of events.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products to perform an operation comprising receiving a request from a first application to receive business events from a second application, deploying a first connector selected according to a set of parameters specified in the request, receiving, by the first connector from the second application, a first unit of event data of a first format, and converting the first unit of event data to a second format specified in the request.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for predicting a transaction's outcome in a transaction processing environment are provided. A transaction request is received by a transaction processing monitor (TPM), where the transaction request comprises a plurality of tags. The TPM identifies historical prior transactions corresponding to the transaction request, and determines a plurality of historical tags associated with those historical transactions. The TPM then determines whether a predicted execution time exceeds the transaction request's timeout, and proceeds accordingly. If the predicted execution time exceeds the timeout value, the transaction is immediately returned as failed. The tags associated with a given transaction request are repeatedly updated as the request traverses the transaction processing system, and the transaction is repeatedly verified to ensure that it can still be completed successfully.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for authenticating the source code of a software end product. The method includes generating a compound key, which is composed of a set of unique keys generated from a source file. A set of files are separately build based on a received source code, and a key generated and embedded into the files at the time of the build. A validation tool is used to compare the values of the generated compound key to the values of the embedded key to determine if the values match.

Abstract: A first computer of a distributed computing system, which is an object-oriented enterprise based application server, receives a request for a transaction. The first computer generates a unique identifier for the transaction and associates an indicator with the transaction. The indicator indicates whether coordination of transaction processing can be performed by a second computer, of the distributed computing system, that is any application server apart from an object-oriented enterprise based application server. The first computer sends the unique identifier and the indicator to the second computer which enables the second computer to participate as the coordinator for the processing of that transaction if coordination of transaction processing is permitted to be performed by the second computer.

Abstract: Map files associated with a terminal-based legacy application, such as a Customer Information Control System (CICS) application, are converted to views and models of a web-based application, such as an application implemented with a Java Platform Enterprise Edition (JEE) compliant server. A hybrid application server executes the legacy application in a first runtime, such as a CICS runtime, in response to a user request received through the web-based application executing in a second runtime, such as a JEE runtime. When a terminal command is identified in the executing legacy application, data associated with the terminal command is packetized and forwarded to the web-based application through an established socket without creating a data stream. The web-based application invokes the models associated with the terminal command and presents a web page responsive to the terminal command to the user.

Abstract: An approach for standardizing access to user registries, the approach involving providing a first schema extension to an identity management system and a bridge component to an identity management application wherein the bridge component comprises a second schema extension to the identity management application, receiving a request in a first data format associated with the identity management system, converting the request into a second data format associated with the identity management application and executing the request in the identity management application, receiving a response to the request in the second data format, converting the response into the first data format and returning the response to an end user via the identity management system.

Abstract: An approach for standardizing access to user registries, the approach involving providing a first schema extension to an identity management system and a bridge component to an identity management application wherein the bridge component comprises a second schema extension to the identity management application, receiving a request in a first data format associated with the identity management system, converting the request into a second data format associated with the identity management application and executing the request in the identity management application, receiving a response to the request in the second data format, converting the response into the first data format and returning the response to an end user via the identity management system.