Abstract: According to an embodiment of the present invention, a system for generating one or more test cases for a service of a server system comprises at least one processor. The system analyzes metadata associated with the service to generate a schema definition for inputs and outputs of the service. A description of the service is generated in an application description language that refers to the schema definition. The system processes the generated description of the service to produce the one or more test cases. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and computer program product for generating one or more test cases for a service in substantially the same manner described above.

Abstract: Provided are techniques for auto-generating Representational State Transfer (REST) services for quality assurance. One or more test cases and artifacts are received for a project. A test Representational State Transfer (REST) service is generated for the project using the one or more test cases and the artifacts. The test REST service is deployed on an application server for use in testing features of a REST service client application.

Abstract: Generation of a performance determination report for an Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) job includes decomposing the ETL job into two or more stage instances, and identifying one or more conditions for each of the stage instances. A set of tests for each of the identified conditions are generated. A first set of test results are generated by performing the set of tests. It is determined whether a test result from the first set of test results is outside of a first range. Conditions that can be identified include a non-volatile free memory condition, a network reliability condition, a network configuration condition, an application availability condition, a database availability condition, a database performance condition, a schema validity condition, an installed libraries condition, a configuration parameter condition, a volatile free memory condition, and a third party tool condition.

Abstract: Generation of a performance determination report for an Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) job includes decomposing the ETL job into two or more stage instances, and identifying one or more conditions for each of the stage instances. A set of tests for each of the identified conditions are generated. A first set of test results are generated by performing the set of tests. It is determined whether a test result from the first set of test results is outside of a first range. Conditions that can be identified include a non-volatile free memory condition, a network reliability condition, a network configuration condition, an application availability condition, a database availability condition, a database performance condition, a schema validity condition, an installed libraries condition, a configuration parameter condition, a volatile free memory condition, and a third party tool condition.

Abstract: According to one embodiment of the present invention, a method automatically generates one or more Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) jobs. Input data in a source format and output data in a target format is received. The input data and output data is analyzed to determine properties and relationships thereof. One or more mapping models are automatically generated using the properties and relationships, wherein the mapping models describe the mapping and transformation of the input data to the output data. One or more ETL jobs are generated using the mapping models. Embodiments further include a system and program product apparatus for automatically generating one or more ETL jobs.

Abstract: Provided are techniques for auto-generating Representational State Transfer (REST) services for quality assurance. One or more test cases and artifacts are received for a project. A test Representational State Transfer (REST) service is generated for the project using the one or more test cases and the artifacts. The test REST service is deployed on an application server for use in testing features of a REST service client application.

Abstract: According to one embodiment of the present invention, a method automatically generates one or more Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) jobs. Input data in a source format and output data in a target format is received. The input data and output data is analyzed to determine properties and relationships thereof. One or more mapping models are automatically generated using the properties and relationships, wherein the mapping models describe the mapping and transformation of the input data to the output data. One or more ETL jobs are generated using the mapping models. Embodiments further include a system and program product apparatus for automatically generating one or more ETL jobs.

Abstract: Generation of a performance determination report for an Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) job includes decomposing the ETL job into two or more stage instances, and identifying one or more conditions for each of the stage instances. A set of tests for each of the identified conditions are generated. A first set of test results are generated by performing the set of tests. It is determined whether a test result from the first set of test results is outside of a first range. Conditions that can be identified include a non-volatile free memory condition, a network reliability condition, a network configuration condition, an application availability condition, a database availability condition, a database performance condition, a schema validity condition, an installed libraries condition, a configuration parameter condition, a volatile free memory condition, and a third party tool condition.

Abstract: Techniques describe generating an end-to-end web application. A user interface (UI) design tool generates a first application that includes a UI having one or more UI elements. One or more classifications of server properties (e.g., REST resource names, JSON names, CRUD actions, etc.) are mapped to each of the UI elements. A data schema is generated from the classifications. A machine-readable description of the data schema and mapped classifications is generated. The UI design tool generates a second application from the machine-readable description. The second application is an implementation of the UI of the first application and the machine-readable description.

Abstract: In an approach for mobilizing a web application, a processor receives a representational state transfer (REST) resource of a web application. A processor analyzes the REST resource to identify a pattern in the REST resource. A processor retrieves a template corresponding to the pattern in the REST resource. A processor generates a mobile web application based, at least in part, on the REST resource and the template.

Abstract: A computational device receives input data and control data, where the control data includes instructions to modify one or more operations performed during a runtime execution associated with the input data. The control data is processed to modify the one or more operations during the runtime execution associated of the input data.

Abstract: A computational device receives input data and control data, where the control data includes instructions to modify one or more operations performed during a runtime execution associated with the input data. The control data is processed to modify the one or more operations during the runtime execution associated of the input data.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a solution for developer customization of Web 2.0 applications based on relationships between a content creator and a content requester. In the solution, Web 2.0 content can be received from a content creator. One or more creator established customizations can also be received where the customizations are each a set of one or more users. In the method, a communication can be established with a user who requests the Web 2.0 content. It can be determined that the user is a member of a set specified by the content creator. The customization associated with the set can be applied. Web 2.0 content as modified by the customization can be served to the user. In one embodiment, users can also establish customizations, which are also applied to the served Web 2.0 content.

Abstract: Provided are techniques for social media bot to Representational State Transfer (REST) proxy for data systems. An adapter for a social media application and message to Representational State Transfer (REST) mappings are provided. A social media bot is created to represent a data system component. The social media bot and the adapter are used to enable the data system component to interact with the social media application by using the message to REST mappings to map social media messages for the social media application and REST calls that are used to access the data system component.

Abstract: Provided are techniques for personalizing data system components and data sources as chatbots in a group chat session. A social media gateway interface with a chat adapter for a chat application is provided. One or more chatbots that each represent a corresponding component of a data system are created. The one or more chatbots and the chatbot adapter are used to manage each corresponding component of the data system.

Abstract: Provided are techniques for interactive social media access to data systems. A social media gateway interface with adapters for each of multiple social media applications is provided. An event is published from a data system to at least one of the multiple social media applications. A social media bot is created to represent the data system. The social media bot and one of the adapters are used to enable the data system to interact with at least one of the multiple social media applications.

Abstract: Provided are techniques for social media bot to Representational State Transfer (REST) proxy for data systems. An adapter for a social media application and message to Representational State Transfer (REST) mappings are provided. A social media bot is created to represent a data system component. The social media bot and the adapter are used to enable the data system component to interact with the social media application by using the message to REST mappings to map social media messages for the social media application and REST calls that are used to access the data system component.

Abstract: Provided are techniques for personalizing data system components and data sources as chatbots in a group chat session. A social media gateway interface with a chat adapter for a chat application is provided. One or more chatbots that each represent a corresponding component of a data system are created. The one or more chatbots and the chatbot adapter are used to manage each corresponding component of the data system.

Abstract: Provided are techniques for interactive social media access to data systems. A social media gateway interface with adapters for each of multiple social media applications is provided. An event is published from a data system to at least one of the multiple social media applications. A social media bot is created to represent the data system. The social media bot and one of the adapters are used to enable the data system to interact with at least one of the multiple social media applications.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a contact center with speaker identification and verification (SIV) capabilities. In the invention, a set of contact center components can provide automated interactive communications with callers, can provide queue management for callers waiting to communicate with live agents, and can provide skills based routing for assigning live agents to callers. The SIV component can analyze speech utterances to determine a speaker identify based upon biometric characteristics of the analyzed speech utterances. Additionally, the SIV component can process speech from contact center sessions. In one embodiment, the SIV component can prevent agent substitutions from occurring of which the call center is unaware. The SIV component can also be used to distinguish whether communication session content was spoken by a contact center agent or a caller.