A customized GUI of a first electronic document editing application of a plurality of electronic document editing applications is stored at a cloud storage system in association with an identifier of a third party platform. The customized GUI is to be embedded into a GUI of the third party platform. A script is creating, based on the customized GUI, to generate a preloaded version of the customized GUI to preload for presentation at a user device. The script is transmitted to the third party platform.

Systems and techniques are provided for voice calling with a connected device that does not include a SIM card or telephone port. Outgoing audio data may be received at an embedded browser running on a connected device, may be sent using Web Real Time Communications (WebRTC) from the embedded browser to an integration layer running within the embedded browser, and may be sent from the integration layer to a border controller for a voice call carrier over a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) connection according to Secure Real Time Transport Protocol (SRTP). Incoming audio data may be received at the integration layer from the border controller for the voice call carrier over the SIP connection according to SRTP, may be sent using WebRTC from the integration layer to the embedded browser, and may be sent from the embedded browser to an audio output of the connected device which may output audio.

Systems and methods are disclosed for integrating with third-party applications. An extension module operates with a user interface application on a client computing device. The extension module enables integration of functionality of an associated middleware system. The extension module extracts data from a user interface of a third-party application system based on a regular expression template. The extension module transmits data to the middleware system and receives information from the middleware system. The extension module can alter at least a portion of the user interface based on the information received from the middleware system.

A system for verifying and issuing the credentials of a candidate using blockchain technology is disclosed. The system is configured to enable candidates to store blockchain credentials and verify the candidates' blockchain credentials and create a blockchain based credential wallet for the users and/or candidates to securely transfer/share the credentials. The system enables issuers to check, verify, and also transfer or share diplomas and certificates, test results, and professional accreditation to the user's blockchain based credential wallet via the network. The system enables receivers to verify the blockchain credentials of a candidate from the blockchain based credential wallet via the network. The system enables the users to share the blockchain credentials and apply universities and jobs using the blockchain credentials stored in the blockchain based credential wallet, and also enables the candidates to share the blockchain credentials to one or more third parties through a quick response (QR) code/URL link/HyperLink.

Computer-readable media, methods, and systems are disclosed for displaying paginated growing widgets. At generation time, a pagination service negotiates widget bounds. The pagination service transmits proposed bounds and a starting index to the growing widgets and receives a number of items that can be displayed as well as updated bounds for all items that can be displayed. The pagination service creates a cache entry including a widget identifier, updated widget bounds, and a starting and ending widget data item index. If a particular page is not present in the widget pagination cache, the pagination service performs another bounds negotiation. At display time, the pagination service instructs each of the paginated growing widgets to render updated widget data items based on a corresponding widget pagination cache entry, without reprocessing a document object model associated with a front-end application on which the paginated growing widgets are displayed.

A method of validating a desired image of a virtualization software and a firmware package to be installed in a host against a hardware compatibility list (HCL) includes: acquiring a bill of materials for the host that lists hardware devices of the host; for each of the hardware devices, searching for firmware and a driver thereof in the HCL; for each driver included in the desired image that corresponds to one of the hardware devices, determining whether or not the driver is compatible according to the HCL; for each firmware included in the firmware package that corresponds to one of the hardware devices, determining whether or not the firmware is compatible according to the HCL; and validating the desired image of the virtualization software and the firmware package to be installed in the host if each of the hardware devices has a compatible driver and a compatible firmware.

A host system includes a device driver with application-specific settings for a hosted application. Input data is generated by one or more tablet devices at a client computer system. A host-side data transfer application receives the input data and forwards it to the host-side driver, which sends the input data to the hosted application. The tablet data sent to the hosted application is configured according to application-specific settings of the host-side driver, which may support multiple application programming interfaces. A dedicated driver-to-driver connection may also be used to transmit data between client-side and host-side drivers. In another aspect, a host sends an identifier of a hosted application currently in use to a client-side driver, which uses that identifier to look up and apply application-specific settings to tablet data sent to the hosted application. This can eliminate the need for a host-side driver while still allowing application-specific settings for hosted applications.

Provided are computer-implemented methods and systems for publishing an application to a web container. An example method for publishing an application to a web container may include establishing a channel of communication with a user device associated with an end user. The method may further include embedding a web container into a web portal associated with a plurality of applications. The method may include executing an application in a user session associated with the end user. The method may further include capturing images of a virtual screen associated with the application executed on the application server. After the capture, the method may continue with sending the images to the web container of the web portal running in a web browser of the user device. The web container may publish the images to the web browser to display the application as part of the web portal in the web browser.

Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with enabling client-side enforcement of custom rules when the client is in offline mode include storing a custom rule script that describes a custom rule in a mobile application client. Then, while the mobile application client is in an offline mode, accept a user input through the mobile application client to create or modify an object, determine that the custom rule script is associated with a triggering event that occurred due to the input to create or modify the object, and immediately enforce the custom rule script to validate the user input upon occurrence of the triggering event. The custom rule script is enforced prior to creating or modifying the object. Upon placement of the mobile application client into the online mode, synchronize the object as created or modified by the validated user input to a mobile application server.

A method of generating an experience analytics script that is override-robust starts with processor receiving a script and generating, based on the script, an experience analytics script that is override-robust. Generating the experience analytics script comprises identifying expressions in the script referencing browser native functions of a browser, and replacing the expressions referencing the native functions of the browser with expressions including one or more references that are set at upon execution. The processor causes the experience analytics script to be executed on the browser of a customer client device. Upon execution of the experience analytics script, a value of the one or more references are set to an iframe window. The iframe window is associated with an iframe providing access to a pure untouched version of the native functions of the browser. Other embodiments are described herein,