Patents by Inventor Ulrich Homann
Ulrich Homann 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).
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Patent number: 11964646Abstract: A foot brake valve (2?) of a pneumatic brake system in a motor vehicle has an installation plate (4?), on which a brake pedal (14) is pivotably mounted and to which a housing (18?) of a control unit (16, 26) is fastened. A spring-loaded plunger piston (36) in actuating contact with the brake pedal (14) is guided axially movably in an annular collar (50) projecting upward out of the installation plate (4?). For fastening the housing (18?) of the control unit (16, 26) to the installation plate (4?), the housing (18?) has an intermediate flange (48) which is screw-connected to the main part of the housing (18?) and has the annular collar (50). The intermediate flange (48) is coaxially rotatably about a vertical central axis (32), and is connectable in non-positively locking fashion to the installation plate (4?) via a releasable clamping connection (62).Type: GrantFiled: October 17, 2019Date of Patent: April 23, 2024Assignee: ZF CV Systems Europe BVInventors: Peter Beier, Ulrich Couppee, Reiner Hölscher, Gerhard Martini, Karl-Heinz Riediger-Janisch, Olaf Bindseil, Petra Elze, Alexander Fabian, Gerrit Glondajewski, Sven Homann, Jan Hörstmann, Thomas Müller
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Patent number: 10554624Abstract: In an example, a web gateway is described, including an authentication proxy engine (PAE). The PAE authenticates a user device via, for example, a username and password, biometric data, or two-factor authentication. The web gateway then provides seamless and transparent single sign-on (SSO) for one or more web services. When the user requests a web page from the web service, the PAE inserts custom code that detects a login action. When the user logs in, a one-time token may be provided to auto-fill the username and password field. When the user submits the form, the PAE provides the actual credentials to the web service. The PAE may also provide authentication via authentication headers.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2014Date of Patent: February 4, 2020Assignee: McAfee, LLCInventors: Alexey Ott, Ulrich Homann, Jan F. Schnellbaecher
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Publication number: 20160205089Abstract: In an example, a web gateway is described, including an authentication proxy engine (PAE). The PAE authenticates a user device via, for example, a username and password, biometric data, or two-factor authentication. The web gateway then provides seamless and transparent single sign-on (SSO) for one or more web services. When the user requests a web page from the web service, the PAE inserts custom code that detects a login action. When the user logs in, a one-time token may be provided to auto-fill the username and password field. When the user submits the form, the PAE provides the actual credentials to the web service. The PAE may also provide authentication via authentication headers.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 25, 2014Publication date: July 14, 2016Applicant: McAfee, Inc.Inventors: Alexey Ott, Ulrich Homann, Jan F. Schnellbacher
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Patent number: 7954046Abstract: XML data is associated with an XML schema file defining XML data types and data type definitions for applying XML data to the document. An XML data map is prepared that relates that any XML data applied to the document back to corresponding XML elements or attributes defined in the associated schema file. When the document is imported into a spreadsheet application grid, the data map is parsed to find XPATHs in the imported spreadsheet document of XML data and the user entered data. After an imported document has been edited, or after a document is created to include the application of XML data in association with a selected XML schema file, the document may be exported such that the XML data applied to the document is maintained for subsequent import and use of the document.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 2005Date of Patent: May 31, 2011Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly J. Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael J. McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera
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Patent number: 7730182Abstract: An application entity may be created and defined by a user at an application. Related service entities managed by different service applications may be matched and consolidated. The application entity may be associated with one or more related service entities. Metadata corresponding to the associated service entities may be provided to the application. Such metadata may enable the associated service entities to be managed from within the application.Type: GrantFiled: August 25, 2003Date of Patent: June 1, 2010Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Vijay Mital, Maarten Mullender, Ulrich Homann
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Patent number: 7703007Abstract: Data presented in a hierarchical format is rendered in a form allowing the data to be imported into a spreadsheet document where the data can be modified and new data can be added. A data file containing the hierarchically formatted data is selected for importing. A mapping relating a plurality of elements within the hierarchical data to a plurality of respective locations in the spreadsheet document is accessed. The hierarchical data is rendered in the spreadsheet document according to the mapping. Input is received to modify the hierarchical data rendered in the spreadsheet document. The mapping is updated to include the modifications to the hierarchical data. The modifications to the hierarchical data and the updated mapping are exported for subsequent rendering in a second spreadsheet document according to the updated mapping.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2005Date of Patent: April 20, 2010Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly J. Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael J. McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera
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Patent number: 7640493Abstract: Extensible markup language data in an extensible markup language (such as XML) is associated with a schema file for defining data types and data type definitions for applying data to the document. A map is prepared that relates that any extensible markup data applied to the document back to corresponding elements or attributes defined in the associated schema file. When the document is imported into a spreadsheet application grid, the data map is parsed to find XPATHs which determine the location, data types and user data for each cell or list object in the document related to the schema file. The cells and lists are populated with the extensible markup data and user data, and rendered according to formatting dictated by the extensible markup data applied to the document. The document may be exported such that the extensible markup data is maintained for subsequent import and use.Type: GrantFiled: January 23, 2006Date of Patent: December 29, 2009Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly J. Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael J. McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera
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Patent number: 7353247Abstract: A software application or resource is enabled to participate in a messaging service session conducted over a network and to respond to plain language queries much like a live participant. The software resource registers with a messaging service server when the software resource is initially executed, making it available if included in a user's list of contacts, to be added as a participant. During a messaging service session, a user can direct a message or query to the software resource that is participating. The software resource parses the query, and if the query is understood and data are available, transmits a response that appears within the instant message dialogue window of the users participating in the messaging service session.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2001Date of Patent: April 1, 2008Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Paul James Hough, Ulrich Homann, Jason P. Allen
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Patent number: 7249316Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for importing markup language formatted data into a spreadsheet document and for exporting markup language formatted data from a spreadsheet document. XML data is associated with an XML schema file defining XML data types and data type definitions for applying the XML data to the document. An XML data map is prepared that relates any XML data applied to the document back to corresponding XML elements or attributes defined in the associated schema file. When the document is imported into a spreadsheet application grid, the data map is parsed to find XPATHs in the imported spreadsheet document of XML data and the user entered data. After an imported document has been edited, the document may be exported such that the XML data applied to the document is maintained for subsequent import and use of the document.Type: GrantFiled: January 9, 2006Date of Patent: July 24, 2007Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly J. Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael J. McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera
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Publication number: 20060241956Abstract: The present invention extends to transforming business models. A business model representing a business layer of a business architecture is accessed. An indication that the business model is to be transformed is received. Transformations can include transforming the level of detail in a business model of transforming a business model representing one business layer into a business model representing another different business layer. Transform relationships that designate how business models are to be transformed are accessed. Business models are transformed in accordance with the transform relationships and transformed models are created. Accordingly, users are provided business context for completing tasks more efficiently without being overwhelmed by unneeded business details and without lacking all the relevant business details.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 22, 2005Publication date: October 26, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Marc Levy, Ulrich Homann
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Publication number: 20060229922Abstract: The present invention extends to associating and visualizing schematized business networks. Users can visualize and navigate a business network without having got understand or create associations between structures of different business layers. Users can configure the level of detail by zooming in and zooming out of relevant portions of the business network such that the appropriate amount of detail for a given task is provided. Accordingly, users are provided business context for completing tasks more efficiently without being overwhelmed by unneeded business details and without lacking all the relevant business details.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 31, 2005Publication date: October 12, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Marc Levy, Ulrich Homann, Eric Merrifield, David Appel, Scott Isaacs, Norman Judah
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Publication number: 20060229926Abstract: The present invention extends to comparing and contrasting models of business. Model processing modules implement formal operators that can be used to manipulate models of business. A compare operator can be used to compare similarly typed models of business. A contrast operator can be used to contrast differ types of business models. A constraint operator can be used to check business models for compliance with constraints. A refinement operator can be used to refine business models based on industry (or otherwise more) specific data. A compose operator can be used to compose new business models from portions of other business models.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 31, 2005Publication date: October 12, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Ulrich Homann, Marc Levy, Eric Merrifield, Elizabeth Davidson, David Appel, Scott Isaacs
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Publication number: 20060224425Abstract: The present invention extends to comparing and contrasting models of business. Model processing modules implement formal operators that can be used to manipulate models of business. A compare operator can be used to compare similarly typed models of business. A contrast operator can be used to contrast differ types of business models. A constraint operator can be used to check business models for compliance with constraints. A refinement operator can be used to refine business models based on industry (or otherwise more) specific data. A compose operator can be used to compose new business models from portions of other business models.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2005Publication date: October 5, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Ulrich Homann, Marc Levy, Eric Merrifield, Elizabeth Davidson, David Appel, Scott Isaacs
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Publication number: 20060190814Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for importing markup language formatted data into a spreadsheet document and for exporting markup language formatted data from a spreadsheet document. XML data is associated with an XML schema file defining XML data types and data type definitions for applying XML data to the document. An XML data map is prepared that relates that any XML data applied to the document back to corresponding XML elements or attributes defined in the associated schema file. When the document is imported into a spreadsheet application grid, the data map is parsed to find XPATHs in the imported spreadsheet document of XML data and the user entered data. Each XPATH is executed to determine the location, data types and user data for each cell or list object in the document that is related back to the associated schema file.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 23, 2006Publication date: August 24, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera
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Publication number: 20060116919Abstract: The present invention extends to efficient and flexible business modeling based upon structured business capabilities. A computer system receives a plurality of business modeling attributes representing different layers of a business. The computer system extracts business capability attributes from among the received plurality of business modeling attributes. The computer system accessing a structured data model that defines data formats for the extracted business capability attributes. The computer system formats the extracted business capability attributes in accordance with the data formats defined in the structured data model. The computer system models a business capability based upon the formatted business capability attributes. A structured data model can include a capability modeling schema having data format definitions that define how business capability attributes are to be represented.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 29, 2004Publication date: June 1, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Ulrich Homann, Marc Levy, Eric Merrifield, David Appel, Elizabeth Davidson, Scott Isaacs, Norman Judah
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Publication number: 20060116922Abstract: The present invention extends to efficient and flexible business modeling based upon structured business capabilities. A computer system receives a plurality of business modeling attributes representing different layers of a business. The computer system extracts business capability attributes from among the received plurality of business modeling attributes. The computer system accessing a structured data model that defines data formats for the extracted business capability attributes. The computer system formats the extracted business capability attributes in accordance with the data formats defined in the structured data model. The computer system models a business capability based upon the formatted business capability attributes. A structured data model can include a capability modeling schema having data format definitions that define how business capability attributes are to be represented.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 9, 2005Publication date: June 1, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Ulrich Homann, Marc Levy, Eric Merrifield, David Appel, Elizabeth Davidson, Scott Isaacs, Norman Judah
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Publication number: 20060112329Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for importing markup language formatted data into a spreadsheet document and for exporting markup language formatted data from a spreadsheet document. XML data is associated with an XML schema file defining XML data types and data type definitions for applying XML data to the document. An XML data map is prepared that relates that any XML data applied to the document back to corresponding XML elements or attributes defined in the associated schema file. When the document is imported into a spreadsheet application grid, the data map is parsed to find XPATHs in the imported spreadsheet document of XML data and the user entered data. Each XPATH is executed to determine the location, data types and user data for each cell or list object in the document that is related back to the associated schema file.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 9, 2006Publication date: May 25, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera
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Publication number: 20060101333Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for importing markup language formatted data into a spreadsheet document and for exporting markup language formatted data from a spreadsheet document. XML data is associated with an XML schema file defining XML data types and data type definitions for applying XML data to the document. An XML data map is prepared that relates that any XML data applied to the document back to corresponding XML elements or attributes defined in the associated schema file. When the document is imported into a spreadsheet application grid, the data map is parsed to find XPATHs in the imported spreadsheet document of XML data and the user entered data. Each XPATH is executed to determine the location, data types and user data for each cell or list object in the document that is related back to the associated schema file.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 27, 2005Publication date: May 11, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera
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Publication number: 20060090129Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for importing markup language formatted data into a spreadsheet document and for exporting markup language formatted data from a spreadsheet document. XML data is associated with an XML schema file defining XML data types and data type definitions for applying XML data to the document. An XML data map is prepared that relates that any XML data applied to the document back to corresponding XML elements or attributes defined in the associated schema file. When the document is imported into a spreadsheet application grid, the data map is parsed to find XPATHs in the imported spreadsheet document of XML data and the user entered data. Each XPATH is executed to determine the location, data types and user data for each cell or list object in the document that is related back to the associated schema file.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 9, 2005Publication date: April 27, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera
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Patent number: 7017112Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for importing and exporting markup language formatted data into a spreadsheet document. XML data is associated with a schema file defining data types and data type definitions for applying the XML data to the document. A map is prepared that relates any XML data applied to the document back to corresponding elements or attributes defined in the schema file. When the document is imported into a spreadsheet application grid, the map is parsed to find XPATHs which determine the location, data types and user data for each cell or list object in the document related to the schema file. The cells and lists are populated with the XML data and user data and rendered according to formatting dictated by the XML data applied to the document. The document may be exported such that the XML data is maintained for subsequent import and use.Type: GrantFiled: February 28, 2003Date of Patent: March 21, 2006Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Robert Collie, Chad Rothschiller, Ulrich Homann, Joseph Chirilov, Kelly J. Lynch, Ramakrishnan Natarajan, Eoin Burke, Juha Niemisto, Michael J. McCormack, Parul Dalia, Marise Chan, James Rivera