METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR GENERATING A DYNAMIC WORKFLOW IN A MULTI-TENANT DATABASE ENVIRONMENT
First Claim
1. A method of modifying a virtual machine functionality, the method comprising:
- receiving one or more archive files each including at least a class file;
storing the one or more archive files within the virtual machine, wherein the virtual machine runs on a host system and neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the receiving or storing of the one or more archive files;
scanning files of the host system to find one or more class files that are not included in a class path for the virtual machine;
copying the one or more class files to a class path for the virtual machine, wherein neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the copying of the one or more class files; and
registering one or more classes corresponding to the one or more class files in the virtual machine in response to the copying of the one or more class files to the class path, wherein neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the registration of the one or more classes.
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Abstract
Techniques and systems for modifying a virtual machine functionality. Archive files each including at least a class files are received. The archive files are stored within the virtual machine. The virtual machine runs on a host system and neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the receiving or storing of the archive files. Files of the host system are scanned to find class files that are not included in a class path for the virtual machine. The class files are copied to a class path for the virtual machine. Neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the copying of the class files. The classes corresponding to the class files are registered in the virtual machine in response to the copying of the class files to the class path. Neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the registration of the classes.
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14 Claims
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1. A method of modifying a virtual machine functionality, the method comprising:
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receiving one or more archive files each including at least a class file; storing the one or more archive files within the virtual machine, wherein the virtual machine runs on a host system and neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the receiving or storing of the one or more archive files; scanning files of the host system to find one or more class files that are not included in a class path for the virtual machine; copying the one or more class files to a class path for the virtual machine, wherein neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the copying of the one or more class files; and registering one or more classes corresponding to the one or more class files in the virtual machine in response to the copying of the one or more class files to the class path, wherein neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the registration of the one or more classes. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. An article of manufacture comprising a computer-readable medium having stored thereon instructions, that when executed, cause one or more processors to modify a virtual machine functionality, the one or more processors to:
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receive one or more archive files each including at least a class file; store the one or more archive files within the virtual machine, wherein the virtual machine runs on a host system and neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the receiving or storing of the one or more archive files; scan files of the host system to find one or more class files that are not included in a class path for the virtual machine; copy the one or more class files to a class path for the virtual machine, wherein neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the copying of the one or more class files; and register one or more classes corresponding to the one or more class files in the virtual machine in response to the copying of the one or more class files to the class path, wherein neither the virtual machine nor the host system are restarted in response to the registration of the one or more classes. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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