Abstract: A system and method including specifying, for a defined integration flow, a first entity type of at least one data object associated with at least one producer system and a second entity type of at least one data object associated with at least one consumer system are logically equivalent; receiving, from the at least one producer system and the at least one consumer system, metadata including key fields of the at least one data object of the first entity type from the at least one producer system and a source identifier of the at least one data object of the second entity type from the at least one consumer system that references the at least one producer system; and determining, based on the metadata, a same value for an object identifier for each of the at least one first entity type and the second entity type, respectively.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, a method and system provides receiving a first request for service from a client during a communication session by a server, providing a response to the first request to the client, the response to the first request including state information specific to the first request and a memory of the server; clearing the server memory of the state information specific to the first request; receiving, by the server, a second request for service from the client during the communication session, the second request including the state information specific to the first request; and restoring a state of the server memory based on the state information specific to the first request received in the second request.

Abstract: In one aspect, a method of generating a computer-based dialog process includes receiving, in a computer system, a process type for creating a process. The process type includes (i) step elements each corresponding to a user-interaction task in the process, and (ii) step groups each including one or more of the step elements, wherein the process type defines an order of the step groups. The method includes receiving executable code for the process in a configuration-time context. The executable code (i) specifies that each of the step groups is performed in one or more steps, thereby defining a granularity of the process, and (ii) assigns at least one of the step elements in each step group to each of the one or more steps, thereby defining an order of the step elements in each step group. The method includes generating a runtime implementation of the process using the executable code.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, a method and system provides receiving a first request for service from a client during a communication session by a server, providing a response to the first request to the client, the response to the first request including state information specific to the first request and a memory of the server; clearing the server memory of the state information specific to the first request; receiving, by the server, a second request for service from the client during the communication session, the second request including the state information specific to the first request; and restoring a state of the server memory based on the state information specific to the first request received in the second request.

Abstract: In one aspect, a method of generating a computer-based dialog process includes receiving, in a computer system, a process type for creating a process. The process type includes (i) step elements each corresponding to a user-interaction task in the process, and (ii) step groups each including one or more of the step elements, wherein the process type defines an order of the step groups. The method includes receiving executable code for the process in a configuration-time context. The executable code (i) specifies that each of the step groups is performed in one or more steps, thereby defining a granularity of the process, and (ii) assigns at least one of the step elements in each step group to each of the one or more steps, thereby defining an order of the step elements in each step group. The method includes generating a runtime implementation of the process using the executable code.