Systems and methods for adapting service interface behaviors

Details Systems and methods for adapting service interface behaviors Systems and methods for adapting service interface behaviors

2011-06-28

2011-06-28

Bashore, William L (Department: 2175)

Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i

Operator interface

For plural users or sites

C709S246000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07971145

ABSTRACT:
In one embodiment, the present invention includes a computer-implemented method of adapting software component interfaces by providing a user interface for specifying a provided interface, a required interface and interface operators. In another embodiment the present invention includes a computer-implemented method of adapting interfaces comprising receiving an adapter specification, receiving a plurality of communication actions from a first software component, transforming one or more of the communication actions in accordance with predefined interface operations; and sending transformed communication actions to a second software component.

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