Abstract: Systems and methods for event-triggered analysis for high fidelity simulation. The method may comprise collecting event data produced by one or more event monitors in operational relationship with one or more elements of an event-producing system, wherein at least one of the one or more elements generates a plurality of events. The event data may be clustered into one or more groups, according to one or more event attributes. The event data may be selectively transmittable to one or more subscribers, by way of the one or more subscribers subscribing to one or more channels associated with the one or more groups. A publication mechanism may be implemented to classify the clustered event data into the one or more channels, the event data associated with at least one attribute being classified for transmission over at least one of the one or more channels.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods for data harmonization in engineering simulation. The method may comprise receiving application preferences defining attributes associated with input data to be delivered to one or more applications from one or more data sources. A first set of attributes may be associated with data to be delivered to a first application. Application preferences may be provided to a handler in communication with the data sources. Raw data received by the handler may arrive in a variety of formats and packet sizes from the one or more data sources. Raw data may be packaged by the handler into one or more data packets having a size or format that satisfies the application preferences. One or more attributes associated with input data to be delivered to the first application may be defined. Packaged data may be transmitted over one or more data transmission channels satisfying the application preferences.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods for data harmonization in engineering simulation. The method may comprise receiving application preferences defining attributes associated with input data to be delivered to one or more applications from one or more data sources. A first set of attributes may be associated with data to be delivered to a first application. Application preferences may be provided to a handler in communication with the data sources. Raw data received by the handler may arrive in a variety of formats and packet sizes from the one or more data sources. Raw data may be packaged by the handler into one or more data packets having a size or format that satisfies the application preferences. One or more attributes associated with input data to be delivered to the first application may be defined. Packaged data may be transmitted over one or more data transmission channels satisfying the application preferences.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods for data harmonization in engineering simulation. The method may comprise receiving application preferences defining attributes associated with input data to be delivered to one or more applications from one or more data sources. A first set of attributes may be associated with data to be delivered to a first application. Application preferences may be provided to a handler in communication with the data sources. Raw data received by the handler may arrive in a variety of formats and packet sizes from the one or more data sources. Raw data may be packaged by the handler into one or more data packets having a size or format that satisfies the application preferences. One or more attributes associated with input data to be delivered to the first application may be defined. Packaged data may be transmitted over one or more data transmission channels satisfying the application preferences.

Abstract: Systems and methods for defining application preferences for one or more attributes associated with data communicated between one or more applications and one or more data sources. A first set of attributes may be associated with data communicated with a first application. At least the first application, in an application framework implemented over an abstract service layer and a real service layer, may be deployed. The abstract service layer may comprise a first set of services including at least one of a data ingestion service, a time series storage service and event handling service. The real service layer may comprise a second set of services including at least one of a local file system, a cloud-based file system, and a streaming data resource for communicating data with at least the first application via a streaming mechanism over one or more data channels.

Abstract: Systems and methods for defining application preferences for one or more attributes associated with data communicated between one or more applications and one or more data sources. A first set of attributes may be associated with data communicated with a first application. At least the first application, in an application framework implemented over an abstract service layer and a real service layer, may be deployed. The abstract service layer may comprise a first set of services including at least one of a data ingestion service, a time series storage service and event handling service. The real service layer may comprise a second set of services including at least one of a local file system, a cloud-based file system, and a streaming data resource for communicating data with at least the first application via a streaming mechanism over one or more data channels.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods for data harmonization in engineering simulation. The method may comprise receiving application preferences defining attributes associated with input data to be delivered to one or more applications from one or more data sources. A first set of attributes may be associated with data to be delivered to a first application. Application preferences may be provided to a handler in communication with the data sources. Raw data received by the handler may arrive in a variety of formats and packet sizes from the one or more data sources. Raw data may be packaged by the handler into one or more data packets having a size or format that satisfies the application preferences. One or more attributes associated with input data to be delivered to the first application may be defined. Packaged data may be transmitted over one or more data transmission channels satisfying the application preferences.

Abstract: Systems and methods for event-triggered analysis for high fidelity simulation. The method may comprise collecting event data produced by one or more event monitors in operational relationship with one or more elements of an event-producing system, wherein at least one of the one or more elements generates a plurality of events. The event data may be clustered into one or more groups, according to one or more event attributes. The event data may be selectively transmittable to one or more subscribers, by way of the one or more subscribers subscribing to one or more channels associated with the one or more groups. A publication mechanism may be implemented to classify the clustered event data into the one or more channels, the event data associated with at least one attribute being classified for transmission over at least one of the one or more channels.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes methods, systems, and computer program products for providing a lightweight deployment of mobile cloud applications. A computer-implemented method comprises: receiving, at a server and from a remote client device, a first request to create a frame for the application; storing, by the server, the frame of the application in a repository; generating, by the server, an identifier associated with the frame and the repository; initiating, by the server, a copying of the repository to a workspace; and receiving, by the repository or the workspace and from the remote client, a pushing command including the identifier to update the frame stored in the repository or the workspace with application data associated with a created, modified or deleted version of the application.

Abstract: A system and method for a connection resource system is disclosed. According to an embodiment of the invention, a method includes establishing a first connection, the first connection being between one of one or more server applications and one of one or more external resources; and establishing a second connection, the second connection being between one of the one or more server applications and one of the one or more external resources; wherein the first connection and the second connection are established utilizing a single resource system.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes methods, systems, and computer program products for providing a lightweight deployment of mobile cloud applications. A computer-implemented method comprises: receiving, at a server and from a remote client device, a first request to create a frame for the application; storing, by the server, the frame of the application in a repository; generating, by the server, an identifier associated with the frame and the repository; initiating, by the server, a copying of the repository to a workspace; and receiving, by the repository or the workspace and from the remote client, a pushing command including the identifier to update the frame stored in the repository or the workspace with application data associated with a created, modified or deleted version of the application.

Abstract: In one embodiment the present invention includes a computer-implemented method of measuring bottlenecks in a computer program implemented in a hardware client-server environment. The method includes defining an execution parameter to measure of the hardware client-server environment. The method further includes modifying code blocks to include instrumentation code. The instrumentation code relates to the execution parameter. The method further includes executing, in the hardware client-server environment, the code blocks having been modified. The method further includes generating instrumentation data, related to the execution parameter, that result from executing the code blocks. The method further includes outputting the instrumentation data having been generated. In this manner, the bottlenecks may be measured; the measured bottlenecks may be sorted; noteworthy bottlenecks may be identified; and the aspects of the hardware client-server environment may be adjusted to address the bottlenecks.

Abstract: In one embodiment the present invention includes a computer-implemented method of measuring bottlenecks in a computer program implemented in a hardware client-server environment. The method includes defining an execution parameter to measure of the hardware client-server environment. The method further includes modifying code blocks to include instrumentation code. The instrumentation code relates to the execution parameter. The method further includes executing, in the hardware client-server environment, the code blocks having been modified. The method further includes generating instrumentation data, related to the execution parameter, that result from executing the code blocks. The method further includes outputting the instrumentation data having been generated. In this manner, the bottlenecks may be measured; the measured bottlenecks may be sorted; noteworthy bottlenecks may be identified; and the aspects of the hardware client-server environment may be adjusted to address the bottlenecks.

Abstract: A system and method for a connection resource system is disclosed. According to an embodiment of the invention, a method includes establishing a first connection, the first connection being between one of one or more server applications and one of one or more external resources; and establishing a second connection, the second connection being between one of the one or more server applications and one of the one or more external resources; wherein the first connection and the second connection are established utilizing a single resource system.

Abstract: A system and method for identification of the execution context of a thread is disclosed. Under an embodiment of the invention, a method comprises associating a program object with a program thread; storing information concerning the program thread in the program object; and retrieving the information concerning the program thread upon request.