Abstract: A method for offloading processing service, comprising: acquiring a first packet carrying payload data and transmitted from a user equipment; identifying a service type of the first packet by using Deep Packet Inspection DPI technique; determining a transmission channel interface that corresponds to the identified service type according to a first correspondence relationship between service types and transmission channel interfaces; and transmitting, via the determined transmission channel interface, the first packet to a destination end to which the user equipment requests for access.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a feature extraction apparatus, and a network traffic identification method, apparatus, and system. An unidentified data stream sent by a traffic identification apparatus is received, and behavior features of the unidentified data stream are extracted to obtain a traffic behavior feature of the unidentified data stream; the traffic behavior feature is sent to the traffic identification apparatus, so that the traffic identification apparatus identifies the unidentified data stream according to the traffic behavior feature. Therefore, the behavior feature extraction efficiency is high, and the identification ratio of data streams in the existing network is improved.

Abstract: An Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system maintains a plurality of business elements. Each of the business elements represents a business function that may or may not be needed depending on a customer's business requirement. A scoping process is a process which determines what business elements are required according to the customer's business requirement and the relationships exist among some of the business elements. The ERP system provides an automatic business configuration subsystem. The automatic business configuration subsystem maintains a set of rules. Each of the rules representing a relationship between two business elements maintained at the ERP system. The automatic business configuration subsystem automatically determines which business elements are required and need to be implemented based on the set of rules. The automatic business configuration subsystem may also automatically determine whether statuses of the business elements are consistent with each other in view of the rules.

Abstract: A method for offloading processing service, comprising: acquiring a first packet carrying payload data and transmitted from a user equipment; identifying a service type of the first packet by using Deep Packet Inspection DPI technique; determining a transmission channel interface that corresponds to the identified service type according to a first correspondence relationship between service types and transmission channel interfaces; and transmitting, via the determined transmission channel interface, the first packet to a destination end to which the user equipment requests for access.

Abstract: Techniques for providing an integrated content marketplace for software content services are described herein. According to one embodiment, multiple categories of application content are displayed, each category including content items to be browsed and each of the content items selectable to be deployed in an enterprise application. In response to a search request for searching a content item, the categories are searched based on one or more keywords and a search result is displayed. In response to a demand from a user, a request form is presented to allow a user to specify one or more requirements of a specific content item not available from the categories, where the specific content item is to be developed specifically tailored to a specific need of the user. Other methods and apparatuses are also described.

Abstract: An Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system maintains a plurality of business elements. Each of the business elements represents a business function that may or may not be needed depending on a customer's business requirement. A scoping process is a process which determines what business elements are required according to the customer's business requirement and the relationships exist among some of the business elements. The ERP system provides an automatic business configuration subsystem. The automatic business configuration subsystem maintains a set of rules. Each of the rules representing a relationship between two business elements maintained at the ERP system. The automatic business configuration subsystem automatically determines which business elements are required and need to be implemented based on the set of rules.

Abstract: An Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system maintains a plurality of business elements. Each of the business elements represents a business function that may or may not be needed depending on a customer's business requirement. A scoping process is a process which determines what business elements are required according to the customer's business requirement and the relationships exist among some of the business elements. The ERP system provides an automatic business configuration subsystem. The automatic business configuration subsystem maintains a set of rules. Each of the rules representing a relationship between two business elements maintained at the ERP system. The automatic business configuration subsystem automatically determines which business elements are required and need to be implemented based on the set of rules. The automatic business configuration subsystem may also automatically determine whether statuses of the business elements are consistent with each other in view of the rules.