Abstract: A method is disclosed for automating software availability management based on application program interface (API) versioning. The method includes receiving a call to a first version of an API method from a software application. The method includes retrieving software configuration information for the software application, the software configuration information including a set of supported versions of the API method. The method includes retrieving server configuration information for a server computing device, the server configuration information including a set of available versions of the API method. The method then includes determining availability of the server computing device to support the software application.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for automating software availability management based on application program interface (API) versioning. The method includes receiving a call to a first version of an API method from a software application. The method includes retrieving software configuration information for the software application, the software configuration information including a set of supported versions of the API method. The method includes retrieving server configuration information for a server computing device, the server configuration information including a set of available versions of the API method. The method then includes determining availability of the server computing device to support the software application.

Abstract: A content server receives metadata describing content that is to be uploaded from a client computer to the content server. A prediction is made as to how long it will take to upload and/or process the content. Based on this predication, an appropriate-length user engagement content is transmitted to the client computer for a user to view while the content is being uploaded and/or processed.

Abstract: A content server receives metadata describing content that is to be uploaded from a client computer to the content server. A prediction is made as to how long it will take to upload and/or process the content. Based on this predication, an appropriate-length user engagement content is transmitted to the client computer for a user to watch while the content is being uploaded and/or processed.

Abstract: The present invention provides unique identifiers for mail messages in web mail applications using JavaMail.

Abstract: An improved solution for obtaining application data for a network application. The application data is received using a data page displayed to a user during a session with the network application. Prior to submitting the application data to the network application, it is first ensured that the session is valid. In particular, if the session remains valid, then the application data is submitted. However, if the session is no longer valid, then a new session is established prior to the application data being submitted.

Abstract: An improved solution for processing requests in a web application. In particular, the invention provides a method, system and program product that ensure that a page, such as a login page, that may be displayed as a result of the request is displayed in a top level window. In this manner, the invention helps ensure that the window used to display the page is of a sufficient size and/or is resizable to properly display the page.