Abstract: Systems and methods for namespace masking in an integration flow. In order to mitigate issues arising due to application updates impacting integration flows, during the metadata generation phase, all the elements which are available for operation selection can be cloned and replaced with a new namespace. The original elements are deleted from the metadata. The systems and methods can maintain the original namespace and the element name at a predefined place in the metadata (e.g., as an attribute of the cloned Element). The cloned element in addition to all the original fields of the element, can have one additional field which will store the value of the original namespace.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for suppressing inbound payload to an integration flow of an orchestration based application integration. The systems and methods described herein can, based upon a scan of an integration, identify and exclude from memory certain portions of one or more payloads that are received at the integration flow.

Abstract: Systems and methods for namespace masking in an integration flow. In order to mitigate issues arising due to application updates impacting integration flows, during the metadata generation phase, all the elements which are available for operation selection can be cloned and replaced with a new namespace. The original elements are deleted from the metadata. The systems and methods can maintain the original namespace and the element name at a predefined place in the metadata (e.g., as an attribute of the cloned Element). The cloned element in addition to all the original fields of the element, can have one additional field which will store the value of the original namespace.

Abstract: In accordance with an embodiment, described herein are systems and methods for suppressing inbound payload to an integration flow of an orchestration based application integration. The systems and methods described herein can, based upon a scan of an integration, identify and exclude from memory certain portions of one or more payloads that are received at the integration flow.

Abstract: Systems and methods for intelligent distribution of integration artifacts and runtime requests across geographic regions. Integration Platforms as a Service (iPaaS) are generally networks that span multiple, distinct geographic regions, where customers or tenants can have provisioned a service instance in one or more of these regions. In order to take advantage of the infrastructure presented in an iPaaS system that spans multiple geographic regions (also referred to herein as “regions”) a connection configured in one service instance can be synchronized among other service instances in different regions.