Abstract: Content packages (including, e.g., visualizations, models) are replicated from one landscape to another that is restricted. The restricted landscape may be governed by regulations relating to privacy or other concerns. For package replication, a poll-pull mechanism is applied. Specifically, the first landscape creates a replicate package job targeting to the restricted landscape. The restricted landscape periodically polls and checks for any replicate package job for targeted for it. If any targeted replicate package jobs are discovered by polling, the restricted landscape will pull the job details to create a new replicate package job in its own (restricted) landscape. Under this approach, even though the replicate package job was initiated in the first landscape, it will be executed in the restricted landscape, thereby conforming to any governing regulations.

Abstract: In an example embodiment, an alternative technical method for sharing a public package to a restricted landscape that avoids a content manager service (CMS) making a call to a tenant management service (TMS). This overcomes any issues involved with the CMS making the call to the TMS, while still permitting the sharing of public packages within the restricted landscape. More particularly, a poll-pull based mechanism is introduced where the restricted CMS periodically polls and checks for any packages shared with it from a public CMS and, if found, pulls the tenant FQDN from the public CMS. The restricted CMS will then fire a request to the TMS to retrieve the tenant metadata.

Abstract: Content packages (including, e.g., visualizations, models) are replicated from one landscape to another that is restricted. The restricted landscape may be governed by regulations relating to privacy or other concerns. For package replication, a poll-pull mechanism is applied. Specifically, the first landscape creates a replicate package job targeting to the restricted landscape. The restricted landscape periodically polls and checks for any replicate package job for targeted for it. If any targeted replicate package jobs are discovered by polling, the restricted landscape will pull the job details to create a new replicate package job in its own (restricted) landscape. Under this approach, even though the replicate package job was initiated in the first landscape, it will be executed in the restricted landscape, thereby conforming to any governing regulations.