Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide a system, machine-readable medium and a method that may generate a session identification for a user session of each of a plurality of users of the computer application. Cookies related to users may be retrieved from external storage using the session identification. A user context may be restored using the retrieved cookies. Functional computing logic may be called based on the restored user context. A state representation may be assembled according to data in a database. Upon completion of functions performed by the called functional computing logic, the user context and the assembled state representation may be stored as a cookie for each of users in external storage. Based on the assembled state representation, user context, and data from the accessed database, HTML code may be generated.

Abstract: An apparatus, method and computer-readable storage medium to efficiently connect to wireless access point(s). An electronic device may capture coded information. The coded information may include a security key to connect to a wireless access point, and the coded information may be an image, an audio clip, or a video. The coded information may be a Quick Response Code. The coded information may be captured from a display of a second electronic device. The second electronic device may include the wireless access point.

Abstract: An apparatus, method and computer-readable storage medium to efficiently connect to wireless access point(s). An electronic device may capture coded information. The coded information may include a security key to connect to a wireless access point, and the coded information may be an image, an audio clip, text, or a video. The coded information may be steganographically encoded. The coded information may be captured from a display of a second electronic device. The second electronic device may include the wireless access point.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method comprises determining, by a controller, whether a first data store is in an initialization mode. The first data store stores client data. A second data store stores credential data of the first user and credential data of a second user. An application server includes a first secret key store. An in-memory database server includes a second secret key store. The method further comprises, if the first data store is in the initialization mode, receiving, by the controller, from the second user a secret key for encrypting the client data stored in the first data store; and storing, in the first key store, the secret key. The method further comprises, in an operational mode, authenticating the first user based on the credential data of the first user; if the first user is authenticated, processing, in the application server, a user request from the first user.

Abstract: An arrangement for closing an opening in a vehicle and method for producing such an arrangement. In an arrangement for closing an opening in a vehicle, comprising a pane and an anti-shatter film attached to the pane, in the border region of the pane, the pane and the anti-shatter file are provided with a foam encapsulation. The foam encapsulation is arranged at least particularly spaced apart from an edge of the anti-shatter film, which edge is formed on the pane.

Abstract: An apparatus, method and computer-readable storage medium to efficiently connect to wireless access point(s). An electronic device may capture coded information. The coded information may include a security key to connect to a wireless access point, and the coded information may be an image, an audio clip, text, or a video. The coded information may be steganographically encoded. The coded information may be captured from a display of a second electronic device. The second electronic device may include the wireless access point.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method comprises determining, by a controller, whether a first data store is in an initialization mode. The first data store stores client data. A second data store stores credential data of the first user and credential data of a second user. An application server includes a first secret key store. An in-memory database server includes a second secret key store. The method further comprises, if the first data store is in the initialization mode, receiving, by the controller, from the second user a secret key for encrypting the client data stored in the first data store; and storing, in the first key store, the secret key. The method further comprises, in an operational mode, authenticating the first user based on the credential data of the first user; if the first user is authenticated, processing, in the application server, a user request from the first user.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for providing a stateful computer application to a multitude of users. The method may comprise generating a session identification (e.g., a primary key) for a user session for one user and retrieving a state representation using the session identification. The state of the stateful computer application may be described by a set of user-specific session variables that may be reconstructed from information contained in the state representation. The method may further comprise restoring the set of user-specific session variables using the retrieved state representation and calling functional computing logic based thereon. The functional computing logic may comprise the code of the stateful computer application and the call may provide an updated set of user-specific session variables. Upon completion of functions performed by the called functional computing logic, an updated state representation may be assembled from the updated set of user-specific session variables and stored.

Abstract: An enterprise system includes a storage having stored thereon a private key and a processor that is configured to receive a data object including an encrypted datum; decrypt the encrypted data based on the private key to generate a first string of digits, each digit including N bits, wherein N is a positive integer; shuffle the N bits of the each digit according a pre-determined pattern of bit positions to generate a second string of digits; and substitute a subset of the N bits of the each digit with pre-determined bits to generate a third string of digits.

Abstract: An enterprise system includes a storage having stored thereon a private key and a processor that is configured to receive a data object including an encrypted datum; decrypt the encrypted data based on the private key to generate a first string of digits, each digit including N bits, wherein N is a positive integer; shuffle the N bits of the each digit according a pre-determined pattern of bit positions to generate a second string of digits; and substitute a subset of the N bits of the each digit with pre-determined bits to generate a third string of digits.

Abstract: An apparatus, method and computer-readable storage medium to efficiently connect to wireless access point(s). An electronic device may capture coded information. The coded information may include a security key to connect to a wireless access point, and the coded information may be an image, an audio clip, or a video. The coded information may be a Quick Response Code. The coded information may be captured from a display of a second electronic device. The second electronic device may include the wireless access point.

Abstract: An arrangement for closing an opening in a vehicle and method for producing such an arrangement. In an arrangement for closing an opening in a vehicle, comprising a pane and an anti-shatter film attached to the pane, in the border region of the pane, the pane and the anti-shatter file are provided with a foam encapsulation. The foam encapsulation is arranged at least particularly spaced apart from an edge of the anti-shatter film, which edge is formed on the pane.

Abstract: A vehicle roof is proposed, comprising a roof opening which may be selectively closed or at least partially opened by means of a cover element, which is guided relative to a vehicle longitudinal central plane on both sides via a drive mechanism in a guide rail fixed to the roof, and which is made from a material comprising polycarbonate. The drive mechanism is at least partially an integral component of the cover element.

Abstract: A motor vehicle (1) has a wind deflector (13) adjacent an upper cowl (8), a roof arrangement (10) behind the wind deflector (13) and an air-guiding device (16) behind the roof arrangement (10). The wind deflector (13) is extended into a first operative position (WS1) and the rear air-guiding device (16) is transferred into first lifting position (HS1) if the roof arrangement (10) is open and if the driving speed (VF) of the motor vehicle (1) is below a predetermined first value (V1). The wind deflector (13) is transferred into a second operative position (WS2) and the rear air-guiding device (16) is transferred into a second lifting position (HS2) above the first lifting position (HS1) if the roof arrangement (10) is open and if the driving speed (VF) is above a predetermined, second value (V2).

Abstract: A coupling circuit for a bus subscriber on a bus line of a field bus with DC-voltage-free and differential EIA-485/EIA-422-compliant signal transmission according to a TTP protocol, in which the two inputs/outputs of a transmission/reception component of the bus subscriber are connected to a first winding of a signal transformer, and the two poles of the bus line are connected to a second winding of the signal transformer, and the first winding has a center tap, wherein the center tap is connected to the local reference-earth potential of the bus subscriber via a capacitor, the capacitance of which is at least 100 times the parasitic capacitance of the transformer.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide a system, machine-readable medium and a method that may generate a session identification for a user session of each of a plurality of users of the computer application. Cookies related to users may be retrieved from external storage using the session identification. A user context may be restored using the retrieved cookies. Functional computing logic may be called based on the restored user context. A state representation may be assembled according to data in a database. Upon completion of functions performed by the called functional computing logic, the user context and the assembled state representation may be stored as a cookie for each of users in external storage. Based on the assembled state representation, user context, and data from the accessed database, HTML code may be generated.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for providing a stateful computer application to a multitude of users. The method may comprise generating a session identification (e.g., a primary key) for a user session for one user and retrieving a state representation using the session identification. The state of the stateful computer application may be described by a set of user-specific session variables that may be reconstructed from information contained in the state representation. The method may further comprise restoring the set of user-specific session variables using the retrieved state representation and calling functional computing logic based thereon. The functional computing logic may comprise the code of the stateful computer application and the call may provide an updated set of user-specific session variables. Upon completion of functions performed by the called functional computing logic, an updated state representation may be assembled from the updated set of user-specific session variables and stored.

Abstract: A motor vehicle with a roof arrangement and a spoiler lying behind the roof arrangement, whereby the roof arrangement has at least one movable roof element, which is adjustable between a closed position and an open position. The roof element is automatically adjustable in the direction of the closed position starting from its open position for achieving a defined, presettable aerodynamic effect at the spoiler.

Abstract: A motor vehicle (1) has a wind deflector (13) adjacent an upper cowl (8), a roof arrangement (10) behind the wind deflector (13) and an air-guiding device (16) behind the roof arrangement (10). The wind deflector (13) is extended into a first operative position (WS1) and the rear air-guiding device (16) is transferred into first lifting position (HS1) if the roof arrangement (10) is open and if the driving speed (VF) of the motor vehicle (1) is below a predetermined first value (V1). The wind deflector (13) is transferred into a second operative position (WS2) and the rear air-guiding device (16) is transferred into a second lifting position (HS2) above the first lifting position (HS1) if the roof arrangement (10) is open and if the driving speed (VF) is above a predetermined, second value (V2).

Abstract: A motor vehicle with a roof arrangement and a spoiler means lying behind the roof arrangement, whereby the roof arrangement has at least one movable roof element, which is adjustable between a closed position and an open position. The roof element is designed as automatically adjustable in the direction of the closed position starting from its open position for achieving a defined, presettable aerodynamic effect at the spoiler means.