Configuration properties management for software
AssigneeADP, Inc.
InventorsFabrice Colas, Remi Noblet
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Abstract
A system, method implemented on a computer system, and computer program product for managing properties of software to be deployed for running on an operations system. A user interface prompts an operator to input, property information to define Properties of the software. The property information for the properties of the software input by the operator is stored in a properties database. Property information for properties of the software that is stored in the properties database may be displayed on the user interface and changed by the operator. The property information for the properties of the software that is stored in the properties database may be used to deploy the software to the operations system.
Claims20
A system comprising one or more memory devices storing instructions thereon that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:
- generate a user interface to control properties of software that is accessible to a plurality of operator devices that have shared access to the software;
- provide, via the user interface, a prompt to an operator device of the plurality of operator devices for input to define a property of the software;
- receive, via the user interface from the operator device and responsive to the prompt, information to define the property of the software;
- provide, for display via the user interface, the information to define the property of the software;
- receive, from the operator device subsequent to receipt of the information, a change to the information to update a definition of the property of the software;
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- display, to the plurality of operator devices via the user interface responsive to receipt of the change to the information, the change to the information, the information prior to the change, and a list of unchanged information of the software.
A computer implemented method for managing properties of software, the computer implemented method comprising:
- providing, by a computer system comprising one or more processors coupled with memory, through a user interface accessible to a plurality of operator devices, a prompt to an operator device of the plurality of operator devices for input to define a property of the software;
- receiving, by the computer system via the user interface from the operator device and responsive to the prompt, information to define the property of the software;
- providing, by the computer system for display via the user interface, the information to define the property of the software;
- receiving, by the computer system from the operator device subsequent to receipt of the information, a change to the information to update a definition of the property of the software;
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- displaying, by the computer system to the plurality of operator devices via the user interface responsive to the change to the information, the change to the information, the information prior to the change, and a list of unchanged information of the software.
A non-transitory computer readable storage media having instructions stored thereon that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to implement operations comprising:
- providing, via a user interface, a prompt to an operator device of a plurality of operator devices for input to define a property of software;
- receiving, via the user interface from the operator device and responsive to the prompt, information to define the property of the software;
- providing, for display via the user interface, the information to define the property of the software;
- receiving, from the operator device subsequent to receipt of the information, a change to the information to update a definition of the property of the software;
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- displaying, to the plurality of operator devices via the user interface responsive to receipt of the change to the information, the change to the information, the information prior to the change, and a list of unchanged information of the software.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.