G06F16/84

User interface for managing extended schemas

Implementations generally relate to extended schemas. In some implementations, a method includes displaying a first extensible markup language schema definition (XSD) schema, where the first XSD schema includes a plurality of XSD elements arranged in a tree structure. The method further includes receiving a selection of at least one XSD element of the plurality of XSD elements. The method further includes displaying one or more XSD extension selections associated with the at least one XSD element. The method further includes receiving at least one XSD extension selection of the one or more XSD extension selections. The method further includes appending in the tree structure at least one XSD extension element based on the at least one XSD extension selection.

User interface for managing extended schemas

Implementations generally relate to extended schemas. In some implementations, a method includes displaying a first extensible markup language schema definition (XSD) schema, where the first XSD schema includes a plurality of XSD elements arranged in a tree structure. The method further includes receiving a selection of at least one XSD element of the plurality of XSD elements. The method further includes displaying one or more XSD extension selections associated with the at least one XSD element. The method further includes receiving at least one XSD extension selection of the one or more XSD extension selections. The method further includes appending in the tree structure at least one XSD extension element based on the at least one XSD extension selection.

Guided information viewing and storage features within web browsers
11704475 · 2023-07-18 ·

The present disclosure relates to non-transitory computer readable mediums (CRMs) for guided-viewing of annotations and the process or organizing and connecting annotations of web documents within web browsers. The rationale for creating and using such computer readable medium is discussed in detail within this disclosure. Throughout the course of this explanation, various steps are dissected and explained in detail in the context of exemplary embodiments to elaborate on the relevant data structures and the architectures, messaging patterns, and use cases that provide the context for these data structures.

Bidirectional mapping of hierarchical data to database object types

Described is a system, method, and computer program product to perform bi-directional mapping of hierarchical data (e.g. JSON, XML) to database object types (e.g., user defined database object types).

Hash for structural data with same data meaning

Provides a method for hashing structural data. According to this method, structural data that includes a plurality of keys and a plurality of values corresponding to respective keys is received. A plurality of key-value pairs can be parsed from the structural data, with each of the plurality of key-value pairs including a key and a value respectively corresponding to the key. A hash value of the plurality of key-value pairs is computed according to a predefined policy as a hash value of the structural data, wherein the predefined policy includes sorting the plurality of key-value pairs or processed key-value pairs.

Automated transformation of hierarchical data from a source data format to a target data format

A device may receive, from a source system, data in a first format, data in a second format, or a combination of data in the first format and data in the second format. The device may identify a data format type, a hierarchy depth, levels, and objects at each of the levels for the data and may generate a template based on the data format type, the hierarchy depth, the levels, and the objects at each of the levels. The device may generate a query, for the data in the first format, based on the template and may execute the query, on the data in the first format, to generate query results associated with a target system. The device may process the query results, with the template, to generate output data in a third format associated with the target system and may perform actions based on the output data.

Content metadata service for lifecycle management of digital content
11537621 · 2022-12-27 · ·

Methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for receiving, by a content transfer service of a content management system and from a source system, a first content file comprising first content and first content metadata, the first content metadata being stored in a first format, processing the first content file using a set of metadata retrieval definitions to extract file-type-specific metadata from the first content metadata and map at least a portion of the file-type-specific metadata to a first uniform content metadata file having a second format that is different from the first format, each metadata retrieval definition comprising a computer-executable, declarative procedure, and transferring, by the content transfer service, the first content file and the first uniform content metadata file to a target system, the target system consuming the content at least partially based on the first uniform content metadata file.

SEARCHING DATA REPOSITORIES USING PICTOGRAMS AND MACHINE LEARNING
20220398272 · 2022-12-15 ·

A pictogram repository is created of pictograms including expressions that are mapped to at least a portion of source code that is stored in a separate source code repository. A score is recorded for developers for the source code that is stored in the source code repository. A source code search inquiry of at least one pictograms for search query elements is conducted, in which the at least one pictogram for the search query elements are matched to the pictograms in the repository of pictograms that includes expressions that are mapped to at least a portion of source code that is stored in the separate source code repository. Matching source code have the score for their developer checked against a threshold value. Source code meeting the search query elements and having a score for their developer meeting the threshold value are retrieved.

Systems and methods for organizing and identifying documents via hierarchies and dimensions of tags

Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed to interface with one or more storage devices storing a plurality of documents, wherein each of the plurality of documents is associated with one or more tags of one or more predefined hierarchies of tags, wherein the one or more hierarchies of tags include multiple dimensions. In accordance with some embodiments, a method is provided to identify one or more documents from the data storage devices. The method comprises acquiring, via an interface, a selection of one or more tags of the one or more predefined hierarchies of tags. The method further comprises identifying one or more documents from the data storage devices in response to the selection, the identified one or more documents having tags that have a relationship with the selected tags, and providing data corresponding to the identified documents for displaying in the interface.

Systems and methods for organizing and identifying documents via hierarchies and dimensions of tags

Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed to interface with one or more storage devices storing a plurality of documents, wherein each of the plurality of documents is associated with one or more tags of one or more predefined hierarchies of tags, wherein the one or more hierarchies of tags include multiple dimensions. In accordance with some embodiments, a method is provided to identify one or more documents from the data storage devices. The method comprises acquiring, via an interface, a selection of one or more tags of the one or more predefined hierarchies of tags. The method further comprises identifying one or more documents from the data storage devices in response to the selection, the identified one or more documents having tags that have a relationship with the selected tags, and providing data corresponding to the identified documents for displaying in the interface.