Abstract: The invention relates to a vehicle seat for simultaneous adjustment of a seat depth and a lumbar support of the vehicle seat, wherein the vehicle seat comprises a backrest frame, a seat part frame and a connecting frame, wherein the connecting frame is rotatably connected about a first rotation axis to the backrest frame and rotatably connected about a second rotation axis to the seat part frame and connects the seat part frame to the backrest frame, wherein the seat part frame and the backrest frame are connected to a supporting element such that the seat part frame and the backrest frame are simultaneously displaceable relative to the supporting element.

Abstract: A seating group comprising a first seat and a second seat arranged side by side and each adjustable in seat depth and lumbar support, each comprising a seat part and a backrest part. It may be provided that the first seat and the second seat are each formed and provided for simultaneous adjustment of a seat depth and a lumbar support, wherein the seating group is formed such that the first seat and the second seat are adjustable independently of each other in the respective seat depth and lumbar support.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vehicle seat having a seat part and a backrest part, in which the backrest part has a frame element enclosing an inner surface and a knitted fabric arranged on the frame element, the frame element having at least one fastening element on each of at least two opposite inner sides and the knitted fabric each having a fastening element formed complementarily thereto and arranged on the backside, wherein the knitted fabric is fastened to the frame element by the fastening elements in such a way that the knitted fabric at least partially embraces the frame element from the outside inwards starting from a front side of the frame element facing the seat part and is substantially completely tensioned.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vehicle seat with a seat part and a backrest part, in which the backrest part has a frame element which encloses an inner surface, and comprises a knitted fabric arranged on the frame element, wherein the knitted fabric, at least in the region of the inner surface, is arranged to be free-swinging on the front side of the frame element and, at least in the region of the inner surface, an upholstery support element is arranged in or on the knitted fabric and is held exclusively by the said knitted fabric, wherein the knitted fabric, at least in the region of the inner surface, provides the sole support and/or upholstery for a seat user.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vehicle seat, in particular for rail transport, with a seat part, with a backrest part and with a soft upholstery section arranged on at least one hard seat plate for upholstering a seat surface of the seat part, in which the upholstery section has an upholstery cover on the upper side and an upholstery foam section which covers the entire surface of the upholstery cover, the upholstery foam section having at least one recess on the underside in which a plurality of foam spring elements arranged next to one another in the form of hollow cylinders are embedded.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for performing external change detection without copying data from an external system. An embodiment operates by transmitting a registration request comprising data selection criteria to a data service at an external system. The external system generates a tracking token representing a transaction state of a data object satisfying the data selection criteria. The embodiment receives the tracking token. The embodiment detects a change to the data object in the external system using the tracking token. The embodiment receives the change to the data object from the external system based on the detecting. The embodiment then processes the change to the data object.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for performing external change detection without copying data from an external system. An embodiment operates by transmitting a registration request comprising data selection criteria to a data service at an external system. The external system generates a tracking token representing a transaction state of a data object satisfying the data selection criteria. The embodiment receives the tracking token. The embodiment detects a change to the data object in the external system using the tracking token. The embodiment receives the change to the data object from the external system based on the detecting. The embodiment then processes the change to the data object.

Abstract: A request associated with a functions that are provided by a server may be received from a client system. A subset of the functions that are provided by the server and that are available based on the request may be identified. Information based on the identified subset of functions may be generated. Furthermore, the information that is based on the identified subset of functions may be transmitted to the client system.

Abstract: A request associated with a functions that are provided by a server may be received from a client system. A subset of the functions that are provided by the server and that are available based on the request may be identified. Information based on the identified subset of functions may be generated. Furthermore, the information that is based on the identified subset of functions may be transmitted to the client system.

Abstract: A method, an apparatus and computer instructions are provided for mapping structured query language (SQL) schema to application specific business objects in an integration application environment. A SQL business object application specific information (BO ASI) builder is added to the business object application specific information (BO ASI) resolver. When a SQL markup language schema is parsed by a schema resolver, meta business objects (BOs) are generated with schema annotations, and the BO ASI resolver locates the SQL BO ASI builder that is able to handle the meta BOs. The SQL BO ADI builder then fills the ASI fields of the meta BOs and returned to a BO writer, which writes out application specific business objects understandable by the integration server.

Abstract: A computer program product is provided. The computer program product includes a computer useable medium having a computer readable program. The computer readable program when executed on a computer causes the computer to generate a topology role in a topology role tier that is included in a topology pattern. Further, the computer readable program when executed on a computer causes the computer to create a component in a component tier that is defined in the topology pattern such that the component corresponds to the topology role. In addition, the computer readable program when executed on a computer causes the computer to map the topology role to a deployment target.

Abstract: A computer program product comprises a computer useable medium. The computer useable medium has a computer readable program such that when the computer readable medium is executed on a computer, the computer is caused to configure an interceptor at a service invocation point corresponding to a component service of a software application. Further, the computer is caused to record, at the interceptor, data in a trace file. The data is associated with a service invocation at the service invocation point. Finally, the computer is caused to provide the trace file to a service level debugger that navigates through the trace file.

Abstract: Provided is a method, for using schemas to generate application specific business objects for use in an integration broker. A schema is accessed defining an application specific data structure for one application. A business object is generated including fields corresponding to elements and attributes indicated in the accessed schema. A determination is made of application specific information for the generated business object indicating a correspondence of the fields in the business object to the application specific data structure. The business object is written out with the determined application specific information in a format that is understandable to an integration broker that communicates business objects to a plurality of applications, wherein the business object is capable of being processed by an adapter enabling communication with the application for which the accessed schema is provided.

Abstract: A computer program product is provided. The computer program product includes a computer useable medium having a computer readable program. The computer readable program when executed on a computer causes the computer to generate a topology role in a topology role tier that is included in a topology pattern. Further, the computer readable program when executed on a computer causes the computer to create a component in a component tier that is defined in the topology pattern such that the component corresponds to the topology role. In addition, the computer readable program when executed on a computer causes the computer to map the topology role to a deployment target.

Abstract: A computer program product comprises a computer useable medium. The computer useable medium has a computer readable program such that when the computer readable medium is executed on a computer, the computer is caused to configure an interceptor at a service invocation point corresponding to a component service of a software application. Further, the computer is caused to record, at the interceptor, data in a trace file. The data is associated with a service invocation at the service invocation point. Finally, the computer is caused to provide the trace file to a service level debugger that navigates through the trace file.

Abstract: An enterprise application integration broker for managing a number of applications. The enterprise application integration broker includes a complex event processing engine. The complex event processing engine is adapted to monitor and analyze a first set of events in at least one of the plurality of applications. In addition, the enterprise application integration broker includes an integration engine. The integration engine is connected to the complex event processing engine and is connected to each of the applications. The integration engine is adapted to cause at least one application to react to a first set of events occurring in one or more of the plurality of applications. The integration engine is further adapted to cause at least one application to react to a second set of events generated by the complex event processing engine. The second set of events is correlated with the first set of events.

Abstract: A method, an apparatus, and computer instructions are provided for mapping Web services definition language (WSDL) files to application specific business objects. A WSDL reader parses WSDL files and builds a WSDL syntax tree. If a types section is present in the tree, a schema resolver generates a set of meta business objects (BOs) holding references to the schema. A BO ASI resolver registry identifies WSDL business object application specific information (BO ASI) builder. The WSDL BO ASI builder fills in ASI fields of meta BOs. The WSDL reader sends the tree and meta BOs to a WSDL resolver, which builds a set of WSDL configuration BOs and root WSDL BOs. A BO writer writes out the WSDL configuration BOs and root WSDL BOs. In business integration scenarios, a WSDL interface is provided to keep references to source artifacts between different artifacts to port the business integration scenario.

Abstract: A method, an apparatus, and computer instructions are provided for object discovery agent (ODA) based mapping of application specific markup language schemas to application specific business objects using an appropriate ODA. A generic ODA application specific information (ASI) builder is added to a business object application specific information (BO ASI) resolver for selecting specific ODA ASI builder from a plurality of registered builders. Upon receiving schema meta business objects (BOs), generic ODA ASI builder sends generated BOs to specific ODA ASI builder, which prepares configuration data structure understood by a specific ODA. Specific ODA uses data structure to generate application specific BOs. A BO reader creates ODA meta BOs from application specific BOs. The generic ODA ASI builder matches ODA meta BO with schema meta BO. Matched parts are ported to a target meta BO. Unmatched parts are resolved by transformation rule or user input.

Abstract: A method, an apparatus and computer instructions are provided for mapping structured query language (SQL) schema to application specific business objects in an integration application environment. A SQL business object application specific information (BO ASI) builder is added to the business object application specific information (BO ASI) resolver. When a SQL markup language schema is parsed by a schema resolver, meta business objects (BOs) are generated with schema annotations, and the BO ASI resolver locates the SQL BO ASI builder that is able to handle the meta BOs. The SQL BO ADI builder then fills the ASI fields of the meta BOs and returned to a BO writer, which writes out application specific business objects understandable by the integration server.

Abstract: Provided are a method, system, and program for using schemas to generate application specific business objects for use in an integration broker. A schema is accessed defining an application specific data structure for one application. A business object is generated including fields corresponding to elements and attributes indicated in the accessed schema. A determination is made of application specific information for the generated business object indicating a correspondence of the fields in the business object to the application specific data structure. The business object is written out with the determined application specific information in a format that is understandable to an integration broker that communicates business objects to a plurality of applications, wherein the business object is capable of being processed by an adapter enabling communication with the application for which the accessed schema is provided.