Abstract: A method for enabling performance of a protected computer operation on a protected item without pop-up confirmation dialogs being generated, is provided. The method includes performing a first action on a first element of a user interface of a computing device, the first action is associated with the protected computer operation by processing a first response that is a first input into the computing device. Performing the first action on the first element of the user interface enables a second element of the user interface to perform the protected computer operation. The protected computer operation is performed by processing a second response that is a second input into the computing device.

Abstract: A method for synchronization of a publishing web-application and subscriber web-applications is provided. The method includes (a) registering a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) message subscription associated with (i) an event that occurs on the publishing web-application and (ii) an HTTP message of the publishing web-application sent to the subscriber web-application at the event, (b) generating a transformed HTTP message using the HTTP message subscription which is created by (i) generating an extended web URL by augmenting a web URL associated with the HTTP message subscription with an HTTP method identifier, (ii) transforming a payload associated with the HTTP message from a format of the publishing web-application to a format of the subscriber web-application using payload mapping, and, (iii) augmenting the extended web URL by appending a variable with the payload, wherein the variable includes identifier information associated with a data entity.

Abstract: A method for enabling performance of a protected computer operation on a protected item without pop-up confirmation dialogs being generated, is provided. The method includes performing a first action on a first element of a user interface of a computing device, the first action is associated with the protected computer operation by processing a first response that is a first input into the computing device. Performing the first action on the first element of the user interface enables a second element of the user interface to perform the protected computer operation. The protected computer operation is performed by processing a second response that is a second input into the computing device.