Patents by Inventor Deren George Ebdon

Deren George Ebdon has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 9940243
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 3, 2017
    Date of Patent: April 10, 2018
    Assignee: RED HAT, INC.
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Patent number: 9792166
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of serialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an object is to be sent from the server to the client, a serialization module determines if a serialized form of the object is stored in the serialization cache. If the object is already serialized within the serialization cache, the serialized form is retrieved and provided to the client. Otherwise, the object is serialized, the object is cached in the object cache and the serialized form of the object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 4, 2011
    Date of Patent: October 17, 2017
    Assignee: Open Invention Network, LLC
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Patent number: 9542329
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 8, 2016
    Date of Patent: January 10, 2017
    Assignee: Open Invention Network, LLC
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Patent number: 9280481
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 9, 2015
    Date of Patent: March 8, 2016
    Assignee: OPEN INVENTION NETWORK LLC
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Patent number: 8954677
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 15, 2014
    Date of Patent: February 10, 2015
    Assignee: Open Invention Network, LLC
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Patent number: 8769203
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 5, 2013
    Date of Patent: July 1, 2014
    Assignee: Open Invention Network, LLC
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Publication number: 20140068188
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 5, 2013
    Publication date: March 6, 2014
    Applicant: Recursion Software, Inc.
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Patent number: 8583871
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 29, 2012
    Date of Patent: November 12, 2013
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Publication number: 20130117510
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 29, 2012
    Publication date: May 9, 2013
    Applicant: RECURSION SOFTWARE, INC.
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Publication number: 20130117405
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of serialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an object is to be sent from the server to the client, a serialization module determines if a serialized form of the object is stored in the serialization cache. If the object is already serialized within the serialization cache, the serialized form is retrieved and provided to the client. Otherwise, the object is serialized, the object is cached in the object cache and the serialized form of the object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 4, 2011
    Publication date: May 9, 2013
    Applicant: Recursion Software, Inc.
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson
  • Publication number: 20120252439
    Abstract: To estimate the number of casualties at an event, a query may be sent to mobile device history database(s) associated with one or more mobile base stations that provide service coverage to an area that encompasses the event. The query determines the number of abnormal disconnects from the base station in a time interval immediately after the event. From the query response, a calculation may be performed of the number of casualties, with some or all of these abnormal disconnects being considered to indicate a casualty. Additional parameters can be applied to a casualty calculation, such as the percentage of persons in an area who would normally carry a mobile device that is connected to the one or more base stations.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 2, 2011
    Publication date: October 4, 2012
    Applicant: Recursion Software, Inc.
    Inventors: Robert W. Peterson, Deren George Ebdon
  • Patent number: 8266384
    Abstract: In order to optimize efficiency of deserialization, a serialization cache is maintained at an object server. The serialization cache is maintained in conjunction with an object cache and stores serialized forms of objects cached within the object cache. When an inbound request is received, a serialized object received in the request is compared to the serialization cache. If the serialized byte stream is present in the serialization cache, then the equivalent object is retrieved from the object cache, thereby avoiding deserialization of the received serialized object. If the serialized byte stream is not present in the serialization cache, then the serialized byte stream is deserialized, the deserialized object is cached in the object cache, and the serialized object is cached in the serialization cache.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 4, 2011
    Date of Patent: September 11, 2012
    Assignee: Recursion Software, Inc.
    Inventors: Deren George Ebdon, Robert W. Peterson