Shailesh J Vinayaka

20090210784, Aug 20, 2009

Feb 14, 2008

12/031401

Blake Sullivan - Redwood City CA, US
Tal Broda - Sunnyvale CA, US
Edward J. Farrell - Los Gatos CA, US
Xi Li - Sunnyvale CA, US
Congxiao Lu - Foster City CA, US
Shailesh Vinayaka - Fremont CA, US
Dipankar Bajpai - North Chelmsford MA, US
Max Starets - Lexington MA, US
David Allen Schneider - Aurora CO, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 17/00

715238

A system that pushes active data to a client receives a first request for a page that includes active data from the client. The active data includes a component and a corresponding model for a data source of the component. The system determines if the model is active and if so, instantiates an encoder that corresponds to the component. The system queries the model for the active data and renders a user interface representation of the data. The system then returns a response to the request with the user interface representation.

20130086424, Apr 4, 2013

Aug 23, 2012

13/593098

John Smiljanic - Austin TX, US
Shailesh Vinayaka - Los Gatos CA, US
James Driscoll - Santa Clara CA, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 11/28

714 32, 714E11178

Various arrangements for debugging logic being executed by a webserver is presented. A virtual machine of the webserver may execute runtime threads for a plurality of remote users. The web server may compile business logic code received from a developer computer system via a web-based interface into an logic insight injected code. The logic insight injected code may be compiled from the business logic code to include debugging functionality. The virtual machine of the webserver may execute the logic insight injected code concurrently with the runtime threads being executed for the plurality of remote users. The debugging functionality of the logic insight injected code being executed may not affect execution of the runtime threads for the plurality of users.

20130086625, Apr 4, 2013

Dec 16, 2011

13/328728

James Driscoll - Santa Clara CA, US
Shailesh Vinayaka - Los Gatos CA, US
Steven P. Muench - Padova (PD), IT

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 21/00
G06F 9/00
G06F 9/45
G06F 17/00

726 1

Various arrangements for implementing a security policy at runtime are presented. A plurality of calls in a syntax tree may be identified. Each call of the plurality of calls may be substituted with a corresponding security-modified call to create a plurality of security-modified methods calls. Each security-modified call may be linked with a security class. Following modification of each call of the plurality of calls, the plurality of security-modified calls may be compiled into bytecode.

20190310834, Oct 10, 2019

Jun 24, 2019

16/450045

- Redwood Shores CA, US
Shailesh Vinayaka - Los Gatos CA, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 8/41
G06F 16/22
G06F 8/75
G06F 21/57
G06F 21/60

Computer code is received that is written using a dynamic Domain Specific Language (DSL) running in a General Purpose Language (GPL) computing environment. A compiler performs static compiler analysis on the computer code. The static compiler analysis includes referencing a security policy defining one or more unacceptable program behaviors. During compile time at the compiler, runtime security checking functionality is performed leveraging compiler extensions, type information, and environment specific compile context. Results of the static compiler analysis are used to indicate when execution of the computer code would result in performance of the one or more unacceptable program behaviors. The one or more unacceptable program behaviors include modifying preexisting computer code to incorporate the computer code written using the DSL.

20170249130, Aug 31, 2017

Feb 26, 2016

15/055136

- Redwood Shores CA, US
Shailesh Vinayaka - Los Gatos CA, US

G06F 9/45
G06F 21/60
G06F 17/30

An example system and method for securing computer code of a dynamic Domain Specific Language (DSL) that leverages a General Purpose Language (GPL). An example method includes enhancing compile-time security enforcement functionality for computer code written using the DSL, in part by using a compiler to perform static analysis on the DSL computer code. The static analysis includes referencing a security policy defining one or more unacceptable program behaviors; and indicating when execution of the computer code would result in performance of the one or more unacceptable program behaviors based on results of the static analysis.

20160203074, Jul 14, 2016

Jan 13, 2015

14/596191

- Redwood Shores CA, US
Nagarajender Rao Katoori - Hyderabad, IN
Mahesh Bansal - Hisar, IN
Namita Varma - Noida, IN
Shailesh Jain Vinayaka - Los Gatos CA, US
John Richard Smiljanic - Austin TX, US
Michael John De Groot - Cupertino CA, US

G06F 11/36
G06F 9/445

An adapter can execute a test script in parallel relative to separate tenant installations in a multi-tenant environment. Such tenant installations can be established within a cloud computing environment. Multiple tenant installations may share some installation components, such as an application server and/or a database, so that these shared installation components are not duplicated. While executing the test script in parallel, the adapter can translate selected values for each test script execution so that those values are distinguished from corresponding values within other test script executions. The values can be translated to reflect the identity of the tenant whose installation the test script execution targets. Furthermore, while executing the test scripts in parallel, the adapter can cause the test script executions to synchronize at specified points within the test script, so that all of the test script executions are guaranteed to have executed to a common point before proceeding.

20160011958, Jan 14, 2016

Sep 18, 2015

14/858280

- Redwood Shores CA, US
Shailesh Vinayaka - Los Gatos CA, US
James Driscoll - Santa Clara CA, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 11/36
G06F 9/455

Various arrangements for debugging logic being executed by a webserver is presented. A virtual machine of the webserver may execute runtime threads for a plurality of remote users. The web server may compile business logic code received from a developer computer system via a web-based interface into an logic insight injected code. The logic insight injected code may be compiled from the business logic code to include debugging functionality. The virtual machine of the webserver may execute the logic insight injected code concurrently with the runtime threads being executed for the plurality of remote users. The debugging functionality of the logic insight injected code being executed may not affect execution of the runtime threads for the plurality of users.

20150067029, Mar 5, 2015

Sep 4, 2013

14/017575

- Redwood Shores CA, US
Sekhar Korupolu - Dublin CA, US
Shailesh Vinayaka - Los Gatos CA, US
Fabio Saraiva de Souza - Belmont CA, US
Shimpa Saxena - Bangalore, IN

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

H04L 29/06

709203

Pieces of an entity's data set can be related with each other using a canonical Uniform Resource Locator (URL). If a server returns pieces of an entity's data record to a client within multiple separate REST-based responses, the client can discern from the canonical URL that those pieces relate to the same entity. In response to each REST-based request from a client, a server returns, with the client-requested data, a canonical URL that uniquely identifies that data's entity. A client can receive the canonical URL with the data that the server returns. If the canonical URLs returned along with data items in separate requests match, then the client determines that those data items pertain to the same entity. If the client determines that separately received data items pertain to the same entity, then the client can merge those data items together into a unified record that the client stores locally.