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John McConaughy - Austin TX, US John McGarvey - Apex NC, US Gary Williams - Driftwood TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707201000
Abstract:
Replicating modifications of a directory that include receiving in a source directory service for a source directory requests for modifications in the source directory and transmitting, from the source directory service to a duplicate directory service for a duplicate directory asynchronously in parallel over a plurality of data communications connections, requests for the same modifications in the duplicate directory. In typical embodiments, a duplicate directory may replicate a subtree of a source directory, receiving requests for modifications may include receiving in the source directory service requests for modifications in the subtree in the source directory, and transmitting requests may include transmitting requests for the same modifications in the subtree in the duplicate directory.
Method And System For Access Authorization Involving Group Membership Across A Distributed Directory
Kristin Hazelwood - Austin TX, US Karla Arndt - Rochester MN, US Mike Gong - Round Rock TX, US Richard Heller - Austin TX, US John McGarvey - Apex NC, US
International Classification:
G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707009000
Abstract:
A system is presented for performing a directory operation within a distributed directory environment that includes distributed directory servers and a proxy server that acts as an intermediate agent between a client and the distributed directory environment. The proxy server sends requests to directory servers to collect information about group memberships for a user with respect to group entries within each portion of a distributed directory that is supported by each directory server. The proxy server sends the compiled information of group memberships for the user along with any directory operation that the proxy server requests on behalf of the user. A directory server receives the compiled information of group memberships along with a requested directory operation and then performs the requested directory operation with respect to its locally stored portion of the distributed directory information tree and with respect to the received information of group memberships for the user.
Yogesh Vilas Golwalkar - Pune, IN Kristin Marie Hazlewood - Austin TX, US John Ryan McGarvey - Apex NC, US Magesh Rajamani - Pune, IN
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H04L 12/26
US Classification:
370230
Abstract:
A computer implemented method, apparatus, and computer program product for managing requests. Responsive to receiving a request from a client, a determination is made as to whether a connection within a pool of connections has a set of outstanding requests for the client to handle a previous request from the same client. Responsive to a determination that the connection has any outstanding request, a determination is made as to whether a set of requests queued for the connection is equal to or exceeds a threshold. Responsive to a determination that the set of outstanding requests is equal to or exceeds the threshold, subsequent requests from the client are unprocessed until the set of outstanding requests becomes less than the threshold.