System and method for identifying non-supported features in a multiple code editor environment
AssigneeOracle International Corporation
InventorYaron Y. Goland
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Abstract
A system and method for sharing information between disparate systems environments, code editors, and data editors, including Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) editors. The technique can be used to identify non-supported features or extensions in a multiple system or multiple system or code editor environment. In accordance with an embodiment, the system defines a standard for sharing data between two or more system environments, wherein the standard defines a list or flag whose semantics describe to the receiving system environment to delete upon write any features that are not understood by that environment, or which are flagged for such deletion.
Claims19
A system for identifying non-supported features in a multiple system or code editor environment, comprising:
- a computer, including a first system environment executing thereon that allows a user or a process to edit data;
- a data file that includes data to be edited by the first system environment, wherein the data includes data features that are specified as not supported by the first system environment;
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- a delete upon write logic that upon editing the data, and prior to writing the edited data or communicating the edited data to another system environment, deletes the non-supported data features.
A method for identifying non-supported features in a multiple system or code editor environment, comprising the steps of:
- receiving a data file into a first system environment executing at a computer;
- identifying, within the data file, any data features that are specified as not supported by the first system environment;
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- upon editing the data, and prior to writing the edited data or communicating the edited data to another system environment, deleting the non-supported data features.
A computer readable medium, including instructions stored thereon which when executed cause the computer to perform the steps comprising:
- receiving a data file into a first system environment executing at a computer;
- identifying, within the data file, any data features that are specified as not supported by the first system environment;
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- upon editing the data, and prior to writing the edited data or communicating the edited data to another system environment, deleting the non-supported data features.
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