Abstract: Implementations of the present disclosure include methods, systems, and computer-readable storage mediums for receiving a common schema definition language (CSDL) document that describes an Internet-accessible service, processing the CSDL document through a CSDL parser to provide a CSDL object document, processing the CSDL object document through a text document generator to provide a human-readable text document, and transmitting the human-readable text document for display to a user.

Abstract: Implementations of the present disclosure include methods, systems, and computer-readable storage mediums for receiving a common schema definition language (CSDL) document that describes an Internet-accessible service, processing the CSDL document through a CSDL parser to provide a CSDL object document, processing the CSDL object document through a text document generator to provide a human-readable text document, and transmitting the human-readable text document for display to a user.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention enable data that is synchronized between businesses to be displayed and interacted with by dynamically constructing graphical user interfaces to display the data. The graphical user interfaces are dynamically created via declarations that describe the data and how the data should be displayed along with the dependencies, validation and required characteristics of the data. The resulting dynamically created graphical user interfaces allow separate views of the data to be interacted with depending on the data pool that the data is intended for and a different data pool may be utilized by using a different declarative configuration at run time without recompiling and redistributing the application. The user interface files may be for example an XML file that may be parsed with any compliant schema based or DTD based XML parser.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention enable data that is synchronized between businesses to be displayed and interacted with by dynamically constructing graphical user interfaces to display the data. The graphical user interfaces are dynamically created via declarations that describe the data and how the data should be displayed along with the dependencies, validation and required characteristics of the data. The resulting dynamically created graphical user interfaces allow separate views of the data to be interacted with depending on the data pool that the data is intended for and a different data pool may be utilized by using a different declarative configuration at run time without recompiling and redistributing the application. The user interface files may be for example an XML file that may be parsed with any compliant schema based or DTD based XML parser.