Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a task execution system and a method for dynamically creating an application for performing a task as per a user's request. The system includes a discovery module for discovering existing solutions that are capable of performing the task. Upon determining, by a determination module, that none of the discovered existing solutions performs the task, an integration module dynamically combines two or more existing solutions to create an application that can perform the task. Combining two more solutions involves defining an input, a process, an output, and an appropriate status for the application, and also involves creating a sequence for the two or more solutions within the application. An execution module then executes the application to perform the task. The task execution system continuously refines the application based on performance metrics, user feedback, and changing conditions to generate predictive analytics-driven suggestions.

Abstract: A system and method for discovering interfaces in a network is provided wherein a remote system is configured to discover by connecting to plurality of servers, and intelligently stitching together interfaces that exist between different applications. The remote system is configured to identify these interfaces through message queue servers in the network and their queue managers. Further, stitching together the interfaces is done based upon the hops that a message performs from one system to its target application using message queues. Interface name is created by reading message header, applications involved and queue properties. The system capabilities also include tracking the usage of interfaces based on the traffic that is flowing through them. The system provides a repeatable process to obtain accurate repository of interfaces.

Abstract: A system and method for discovering interfaces in a network is provided wherein a remote system is configured to discover by connecting to plurality of servers, and intelligently stitching together interfaces that exist between different applications. The remote system is configured to identify these interfaces through message queue servers in the network and their queue managers. Further, stitching together the interfaces is done based upon the hops that a message performs from one system to its target application using message queues. Interface name is created by reading message header, applications involved and queue properties. The system capabilities also include tracking the usage of interfaces based on the traffic that is flowing through them. The system provides a repeatable process to obtain accurate repository of interfaces.