A computing system for displaying hierarchical set of building management system information is shown and described. The computing system includes a processing circuit configured to render a shape for each software defined building object and to render the shapes for lower level software defined building objects as nested within the shapes for the higher level software defined building objects.

Systems and methods for displaying a hierarchical set of building management system information

A Secure Location Session Manager (SLSM) is an intelligent router for open mobile alliance (OMA) Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) Version 1.0 (and later) messages best implemented when multiple, geo-diverse SUPL servers are deployed in a distributed environment, such as an active-active redundant configuration within a wireless carrier's network. In a standalone option, the SLSM acts as a “middleman” for all SUPL positioning messages between a mobile device and a responsible SUPL server. In an embedded option, the SLSM resides within an existing server. The SLSM manages and stores session information for all pending and ongoing SUPL positioning sessions in internal tables for routing and load balancing purposes. The external interfaces of the SLSM consist of OMA ULP messages.

Secure location session manager

A graphical user interface is provided for defining parameters for a process to be executed by a computer. Additionally, methods, systems and software applications are provided for presenting the graphical user interface to a user. In one implementation, the graphical user interface comprises at least two tab panel elements, each tab panel element comprising means for entering a set of parameters that are usable to carry out the process. Each set of parameters may be different to and independent of other sets of parameters. Further, only the set of parameters of a selected tab panel element may be relevant for carrying out the process on the computer.

Methods, systems, and software applications including tab panel elements

Techniques for the design and use of a digital signal processor, including (but not limited to) for processing transmissions in a communications (e.g., CDMA) system. The disclosed method and system provide for processing instructions in a multi-threaded process including the use of breakpoint instructions for generating debugging event(s). Generating a debugging event occurs in response to the execution of breakpoint instructions and executes debugging instructions in response to the debugging event. The debugging instructions debug processing instructions in the multi-threaded processor by transitioning at least one or more threads into a debugging mode. The disclosure generates a debugging return for reporting the executing debugging instructions in the subset of the threads of the multi-threaded processor.

Non-intrusive, thread-selective, debugging method and system for a multi-thread digital signal processor

Systems and methods for facilitating the exchange of data between users and modular services using a real-time communication client such as an instant messaging client. The services may be web services providing various services over a communication network. User commands may be generated in an instant messaging client, sent to an automated attendant, which generates a corresponding web service command, and forwards the web service command to the appropriate web service. The automated attendant may then forward to one or more users any messages that are generated by the web service.

Systems and methods for accessing web services via an instant messaging client

A method and system for client applications to invoke the services of server applications. A business service system allows a user of a client application to specify the provider of a business service and to specify the communications protocols and transport mechanisms to be used when invoking such business services. The business service system provides a business service proxy that is invoked by client applications when using a business service. The business service proxy uses a mapping of web service to business service to send a request to the server application, which implements the business service in an appropriate format and using an appropriate transport mechanism. The mapping may be customized to point to a different implementation of the business service. The mapping may point to a business service that executes remotely from or locally to the client application.

Method and system for outbound web services

In one embodiment, a method for providing a debugging functionality embedded in an application supporting an n-tiered architecture includes determining that the debugging functionality embedded in the application is requested, and causing current state information to be presented to a user at each break point in the production environment.

Debugging functionality embedded in an application

In one embodiment, a method for building wizard-style user interfaces (UIs) for a business task includes identifying a collection of metadata associated with the business task, and processing the collection of metadata to provide a set of wizard-style UIs pertaining to the business task.

Declarative task-based user interfaces

In one embodiment, a method for providing a transient data facility for database applications includes creating a definition of transient data that corresponds to a unit of work to be performed by an application, and mapping the definition of transient data to a temporary storage table. The method further includes storing the transient data in the temporary storage table while the application performs the unit of work spanning one or more user sessions, and deleting the transient data after the application completes the unit of work.

Transient data facility for database applications

In one embodiment, a method for handling subtasks within a business task includes providing a plurality of user interfaces (UIs) pertaining to the business task having at least one subtask step. The subtask step has a subtask defined within the business task by an intermediate user to reuse a portion of another business task. The method further includes allowing an end user to navigate back and forth through the plurality of UIs.

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Method and system for outbound web services

Debugging functionality embedded in an application

Declarative task-based user interfaces

Transient data facility for database applications

Sub-task mechanism for development of task-based user interfaces