Abstract: Persistent storage may contain: (i) a database table containing entries, (ii) a definition of a communication endpoint of a remote system, and (iii) outbound flow processing. One or more processors may be configured to: detect a state change associated with a local entry in the database table; read, from the database table, a set of data representing the local entry; transform, using the outbound flow processing, the set of data into a format receivable by the remote system; create, for the set of data, a correlation record that contains a local correlation identifier, wherein the correlation record specifies the local entry; transmit, to the remote system, the set of data as transformed and the local correlation identifier; receive, from the remote system and for the set of data, a remote correlation identifier; add, to the correlation record, the remote correlation identifier; and write, to a correlation table, the correlation record.

Abstract: Persistent storage may contain: (i) a database table containing entries, (ii) a definition of a communication endpoint of a remote system, and (iii) outbound flow processing. One or more processors may be configured to: detect a state change associated with a local entry in the database table; read, from the database table, a set of data representing the local entry; transform, using the outbound flow processing, the set of data into a format receivable by the remote system; create, for the set of data, a correlation record that contains a local correlation identifier, wherein the correlation record specifies the local entry; transmit, to the remote system, the set of data as transformed and the local correlation identifier; receive, from the remote system and for the set of data, a remote correlation identifier; add, to the correlation record, the remote correlation identifier; and write, to a correlation table, the correlation record.

Abstract: Persistent storage may contain: (i) a database table containing entries, (ii) a definition of a communication endpoint of a remote system, and (iii) outbound flow processing. One or more processors may be configured to: detect a state change associated with a local entry in the database table; read, from the database table, a set of data representing the local entry; transform, using the outbound flow processing, the set of data into a format receivable by the remote system; create, for the set of data, a correlation record that contains a local correlation identifier, wherein the correlation record specifies the local entry; transmit, to the remote system, the set of data as transformed and the local correlation identifier; receive, from the remote system and for the set of data, a remote correlation identifier; add, to the correlation record, the remote correlation identifier; and write, to a correlation table, the correlation record.

Abstract: A computing system may include a computing device, within a computational instance that is associated with a managed network, and a proxy server application disposed within the managed network, where the computing device is configured to: obtain a first reference to an element of a de-serialized state representation of a workflow; determine that the element contains a text string greater than a pre-determined threshold length; write a first compound object to a file, where the first compound object contains the text string and a key that uniquely identifies the text string; associate the key with the text string in a map; obtain a second reference to the element; determine that the text string contained by the element is associated with the key in the map; and write a second compound object to the file, where the second compound object contains the key but does not contain the text string.

Abstract: A computing system includes a server. The server is communicatively coupled to a data repository and is configured to store a data in the data repository. The server is further configured to configure, via the data stream handler system, the data stream object to transmit a request to an external system. The server is additionally configured to configure, via the data stream handler system, the data stream object to capture a response from the external system, wherein the response comprises a paginated data set, a data stream, or a combination thereof, wherein creating the data stream object, configuring the data stream object to transmit the request, configuring the data stream object to capture the response, or a combination thereof, comprises using visual controls in lieu of entering text for a computer program.

Abstract: A computing system includes a server. The server is communicatively coupled to a data repository and is configured to store a data in the data repository. The server is further configured to configure, via the data stream handler system, the data stream object to transmit a request to an external system. The server is additionally configured to configure, via the data stream handler system, the data stream object to capture a response from the external system, wherein the response comprises a paginated data set, a data stream, or a combination thereof, wherein creating the data stream object, configuring the data stream object to transmit the request, configuring the data stream object to capture the response, or a combination thereof, comprises using visual controls in lieu of entering text for a computer program.

Abstract: A computing system may include a computing device, within a computational instance that is associated with a managed network, and a proxy server application disposed within the managed network, where the computing device is configured to: obtain a first reference to an element of a de-serialized state representation of a workflow; determine that the element contains a text string greater than a pre-determined threshold length; write a first compound object to a file, where the first compound object contains the text string and a key that uniquely identifies the text string; associate the key with the text string in a map; obtain a second reference to the element; determine that the text string contained by the element is associated with the key in the map; and write a second compound object to the file, where the second compound object contains the key but does not contain the text string.