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Bruce G. Payette
Researcher at Microsoft
Publications - 19
Citations - 337
Bruce G. Payette is an academic researcher from Microsoft. The author has contributed to research in topics: Scripting language & Object (computer science). The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 19 publications receiving 337 citations.
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Administrative tool environment
TL;DR: In an administrative tool environment, user input is supplied to an administrative tools framework for processing as mentioned in this paper, which maps user input to cmdlet objects, which describe a grammar for parsing the user input and input objects to obtain expected input parameters.
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Automatic transcoding and semantic adaptation between scripting and workflow systems
Miriam Rosenberg,Bruce G. Payette,Jeffrey P. Snover,Rahim Maknojia,Christine Moeller,Narayanan Lakshmanan,Hemant Mahawar,Constantin Oprea,Lee Holmes,Kenneth M. Hansen +9 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a workflow scripting system is described that combines the features of workflows and scripts by automatically translating between the two models, and a script author can create workflows on the fly using familiar scripting language and a workflow author can use scripting steps to perform actions.
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System and method for distinguishing safe and potentially unsafe data during runtime processing
TL;DR: In this article, the techniques and mechanisms described in this paper are directed to a taint mechanism, where an object-based command declares a Taint directive for a parameter within a command declaration, and the taint directive is associated with that parameter in a manner such that when an engine processes the command, the engine determines whether to process the command based on the tainting directive and input for the parameter.
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Parameterized computer monitoring system
James G. Robertson,Jeffrey P. Snover,Sameer S. Mutatkar,Rahim Maknojia,Christine Moeller,Bruce G. Payette +5 more
TL;DR: In this article, a computer monitoring system uses a set of parameterized models to gather information about monitored devices, including scripts for gathering information, as well as type validation and data validation functions.
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Incrementally managing distributed configuration data
James G. Robertson,Jeffrey P. Snover,Sameer S. Mutatkar,Rahim Maknojia,Liu Hong,Bruce G. Payette +5 more
TL;DR: A configuration management system provides a partitioned data model for collecting and representing configuration information from a diverse set of sources to allow easier modeling of very large, highly redundant sets of enterprise configuration information as discussed by the authors.