Abstract: A method for workflow sharing includes determining, by a source workflow management computer, one or more plugins upon which a workflow relies, determining, by the source workflow management computer, a particular plugin of the one or more plugins is not certain to exist on a target workflow management computer, removing, by the source workflow management computer, a portion of the workflow associated with the particular plugin to generate an exportable workflow comprising a description identifying the particular plugin and the removed portion of the workflow, wherein the exportable workflow does not include the particular plugin, sending, by the source workflow management computer, the exportable workflow to a marketplace server that hosts a collection of exportable workflows for access by the target workflow management computer.

Abstract: A method for workflow sharing includes determining, by a source workflow management computer, one or more plugins upon which a workflow relies, determining, by the source workflow management computer, a particular plugin of the one or more plugins is not certain to exist on a target workflow management computer, removing, by the source workflow management computer, a portion of the workflow associated with the particular plugin to generate an exportable workflow comprising a description identifying the particular plugin and the removed portion of the workflow, wherein the exportable workflow does not include the particular plugin, sending, by the source workflow management computer, the exportable workflow to a marketplace server that hosts a collection of exportable workflows for access by the target workflow management computer.

Abstract: Individuals are provided with a mechanism for sharing their team's workflow with other teams in their organization on different instances in an enterprise or network, or with external parties in other organizations via a workflow marketplace. In this way, individuals can easily use workflows that other people have published, or move a workflow from staging to production in their own organization.

Abstract: An extendable structure which may be used in space-based applications, for example forming the body of a telescope. The structure is movable between a stowed configuration and an extended configuration, and comprises a plurality of walls arranged to give a polygonal cross-section in the extended configuration. Each wall comprises a plurality of repeating units which are connected by a plurality of hinges. Each repeating unit itself comprises a plurality of sections connected by pluralities of first and second hinges, and in the extended configuration, each of the first hinges lies between two second hinges with the second hinges having axes which are inclined with respect to the first hinge axis.

Abstract: Issues are linked to items that are external to the system installation to connect people, teams, and applications, in which users can share issues and search results with each other. Remote issue links connect issue tracking system issues to objects and pages in other instances, such as Web applications. Activity streams show events from all linked applications and third-party applications. In another embodiment, a user is allowed to copy issues from one issue tracking system instance to another. Once an application link is established between the local issue tracking system instance and another, a new issue action, remote copy, appears in a view issue page. The user is prompted to map field values by field names for the issue tracking system's built-in fields and/or to configure default values for required fields. In some embodiments, appropriate permissions are required to set the field value on the target site.

Abstract: Individuals are provided with a mechanism for sharing their team's workflow with other teams in their organization on different instances in an enterprise or network, or with external parties in other organizations via a workflow marketplace. In this way, individuals can easily use workflows that other people have published, or move a workflow from staging to production in their own organization.

Abstract: An extendable structure which may be used in space-based applications, for example forming the body of a telescope. The structure is movable between a stowed configuration and an extended configuration, and comprises a plurality of walls arranged to give a polygonal cross-section in the extended configuration. Each wall comprises a plurality of repeating units which are connected by a plurality of hinges. Each repeating unit itself comprises a plurality of sections connected by pluralities of first and second hinges, and in the extended configuration, each of the first hinges lies between two second hinges with the second hinges having axes which are inclined with respect to the first hinge axis.

Abstract: An airbag cover includes a surface configured to face a passenger compartment of a vehicle and at least one tear seam configured to rupture upon inflation of an airbag. The at least one tear seam is formed as a relatively thin region of the cover and is not visible to an unaided human eye viewing the surface.

Abstract: A method for multiple rendering of an image includes selecting a level of detail (LOD) and selecting a set of offset biases based on the number of renderings. The offset biases are combined with the LOD resulting in processing biases. The processing biases are then truncated. The truncated bias values are then used as the basis of mipmap level processing for each rendering. The resulting renderings are then accumulated and sent to an output video device or additional image processor. Also, a computer system for carrying out the process may include multiple graphics processors containing registers, so that the offset biases can be rotated for each rendering between processors.