Capturing and restoring application state after unexpected...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Digital data processing system initialization or configuration

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C713S300000, C713S340000, C714S001000, C714S002000, C714S015000, C714S100000

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07574591

ABSTRACT:
Methods, systems and computer products provide for capturing and restoring application settings states and associated user data during unexpected application shutdowns and subsequent restarts. Data representing in-use application settings state and in-use user data are stored on a periodic basis, or upon notification of an impending application shutdown. Upon restart, any application deployed prior to shutdown is re-deployed according to the stored application settings state for each application and any in-use documents or other data are re-deployed according to the stored user data.

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