Abstract: Disclosed herein are enterprise applications and platforms that manage databases containing documents and may employ search systems that allow users to retrieve documents based on queries. The search systems may be configured to retrieve data from several different data sources and may be associated with many of the applications. Furthermore, the search systems may include a faceted interface based on database or document attributes for further search refinement. The faceted interface may be template-based and modular, allowing reconfiguration of the interfaces without substantial rewriting of the application code base.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are enterprise applications and platforms that manage databases containing documents and may employ search systems that allow users to retrieve documents based on queries. The search systems may be configured to retrieve data from several different data sources and may be associated with many of the applications. Furthermore, the search systems may include a faceted interface based on database or document attributes for further search refinement. The faceted interface may be template-based and modular, allowing reconfiguration of the interfaces without substantial rewriting of the application code base.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are enterprise applications and platforms that manage databases containing documents and may employ search systems that allow users to retrieve documents based on queries. The search systems may be configured to retrieve data from several different data sources and may be associated with many of the applications. Furthermore, the search systems may include a faceted interface based on database or document attributes for further search refinement. The faceted interface may be template-based and modular, allowing reconfiguration of the interfaces without substantial rewriting of the application code base.

Abstract: The present approach relates to facilitating the diagnosis of one or more performance issues associated with running an application (and widgets in the application) on a client instance hosted by one or more data centers by allowing script comparison, configuration comparison, and so forth, all in one interface, without the need for a user to navigate between various windows and/or interfaces. In accordance with the present approach, one or more performance issues are determined based on a first set of data indicative of an initial version of the application and a second set of data indicative of a customized version of the application. After determining the one or more performance issues, a visualization of diagnosis data associated with one or more widgets may be generated in response to executing the customized application to categorize the one or more widgets based on a severity of the one or more performance issues.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are enterprise applications and platforms that manage databases containing documents and may employ search systems that allow users to retrieve documents based on queries. The search systems may be configured to retrieve data from several different data sources and may be associated with many of the applications. Furthermore, the search systems may include a faceted interface based on database or document attributes for further search refinement. The faceted interface may be template-based and modular, allowing reconfiguration of the interfaces without substantial rewriting of the application code base.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are enterprise applications and platforms that manage databases containing documents and may employ search systems that allow users to retrieve documents based on queries. The search systems may be configured to retrieve data from several different data sources and may be associated with many of the applications. Furthermore, the search systems may include a faceted interface based on database or document attributes for further search refinement. The faceted interface may be template-based and modular, allowing reconfiguration of the interfaces without substantial rewriting of the application code base.

Abstract: The present approach relates to facilitating the diagnosis of one or more performance issues associated with running an application (and widgets in the application) on a client instance hosted by one or more data centers by allowing script comparison, configuration comparison, and so forth, all in one interface, without the need for a user to navigate between various windows and/or interfaces. In accordance with the present approach, one or more performance issues are determined based on a first set of data indicative of an initial version of the application and a second set of data indicative of a customized version of the application. After determining the one or more performance issues, a visualization of diagnosis data associated with one or more widgets may be generated in response to executing the customized application to categorize the one or more widgets based on a severity of the one or more performance issues.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are enterprise applications and platforms that manage databases containing documents and may employ search systems that allow users to retrieve documents based on queries. The search systems may be configured to retrieve data from several different data sources and may be associated with many of the applications. Furthermore, the search systems may include a faceted interface based on database or document attributes for further search refinement. The faceted interface may be template-based and modular, allowing reconfiguration of the interfaces without substantial rewriting of the application code base.