Patents by Inventor Alan Roeder Elderon
Alan Roeder Elderon 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: 6915523Abstract: A method of and a system for processing an enterpise an application request on an end user application and an application server. This is accomplished by initiating the application request on the end user application in a first language (such as a markup language) with a first application program (such as a Web browser), and transmitting the application request to the server and converting the application from the first language of the first end user application to a language running on the application server, processing the application request on the application server, and transmitting the response from the application server back to the end user application, and converting the response from the language running on the application server to the language of the end user application.Type: GrantFiled: May 4, 2001Date of Patent: July 5, 2005Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Eugene Dong, Alan Roeder Elderon, Shyh-Mei F. Ho, Tony Y Tsai
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Patent number: 6912719Abstract: A method of and a system for processing an enterpise an application request on an end user application and an application server. This is accomplished by initiating the application request on the end user application in a first language (such as a markup language) with a first application program (such as a Web browser), and transmitting the application request to the server and converting the application from the first language of the first end user application to a language running on the application server, processing the application request on the application server, and transmitting the response from the application server back to the end user application, and converting the response from the language running on the application server to the language of the end user application.Type: GrantFiled: May 4, 2001Date of Patent: June 28, 2005Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Alan Roeder Elderon, Shyh-Mei F. Ho, James Rush Rhyne, II, William Nicholas John Tindall, Tony Y Tsai
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Patent number: 6904598Abstract: A method of and a system for processing an enterpise an application request on an end user application and an application server. This is accomplished by initiating the application request on the end user application in a first language (such as a markup language) with a first application program (such as a Web browser), and transmitting the application request to the server and converting the application from the first language of the first end user application to a language running on the application server, processing the application request on the application server, and transmitting the response from the application server back to the end user application, and converting the response from the language running on the application server to the language of the end user application.Type: GrantFiled: May 4, 2001Date of Patent: June 7, 2005Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Shahaf Abileah, Alan Roeder Elderon, Shyh-Mei F. Ho, James Rush Rhyne, II, William Nicholas John Tindall, Tony Y Tsai
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Publication number: 20030163585Abstract: A method of and a system for processing an enterpise an application request on an end user application and an application server. This is accomplished by initiating the application request on the end user application in a first language (such as a markup language) with a first application program (such as a Web browser), and transmitting the application request to the server and converting the application from the first language of the first end user application to a language running on the application server, processing the application request on the application server, and transmitting the response from the application server back to the end user application, and converting the response from the language running on the application server to the language of the end user application.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2001Publication date: August 28, 2003Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Alan Roeder Elderon, Shyh-Mei F. Ho, James Rush Rhyne, William Nicholas John Tindall, Tony Y Tsai
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Publication number: 20020056012Abstract: A method of and a system for processing an enterpise an application request on an end user application and an application server. This is accomplished by initiating the application request on the end user application in a first language (such as a markup language) with a first application program (such as a Web browser), and transmitting the application request to the server and converting the application from the first language of the first end user application to a language running on the application server, processing the application request on the application server, and transmitting the response from the application server back to the end user application, and converting the response from the language running on the application server to the language of the end user application.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2001Publication date: May 9, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Shahaf Abileah, Alan Roeder Elderon, Shyh-Mei F. Ho, James Rush Rhyne, William Nicholas John Tindall, Tony Y. Tsai
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Publication number: 20020038335Abstract: A method of and a system for processing an enterpise an application request on an end user application and an application server. This is accomplished by initiating the application request on the end user application in a first language (such as a markup language) with a first application program (such as a Web browser), and transmitting the application request to the server and converting the application from the first language of the first end user application to a language running on the application server, processing the application request on the application server, and transmitting the response from the application server back to the end user application, and converting the response from the language running on the application server to the language of the end user application.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2001Publication date: March 28, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Eugene Dong, Alan Roeder Elderon, Shyh-Mei F. Ho, Tony Y. Tsai
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Patent number: 6237140Abstract: A method, apparatus, and article for solving the year 2000 problem involves limited modifications in the data definition portions of the source code and compiler support for processing the modified source code. Fields in the source code that contain a year or date values are identified and, for each such field, the user selects an appropriate technique (for example, expansion, compression or windowing). The user modifies the data definition for each identified field, by adding new attributes to request the selected technique. The user then compiles the program and resolves any ambiguous references to the variables whose definitions were modified. This procedure is applied, module by module, and each processed module is merged into production, after testing, by using a compiler option to disable the use of the new attributes.Type: GrantFiled: October 20, 1999Date of Patent: May 22, 2001Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: William Augustus Carter, Alan Roeder Elderon, Timothy David Magee, Mark David Nicholas, Henry Y. Saade, Grant Sutherland, William Nicholas John Tindall, Jeffrey Ramesh Urs, Timothy Edward Weinmann, Michael Thomas Wheatley
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Patent number: 6233728Abstract: A method, apparatus, and article for solving the year 2000 problem involves limited modifications in the data definition portions of the source code and compiler support for processing the modified source code. Fields in the source code that contain a year or date values are identified and, for each such field, the user selects an appropriate technique (for example, expansion, compression or windowing). The user modifies the data definition for each identified field, by adding new attributes to request the selected technique. The user then compiles the program and resolves any ambiguous references to the variables whose definitions were modified. This procedure is applied, module by module, and each processed module is merged into production, after testing, by using a compiler option to disable the use of the new attributes.Type: GrantFiled: April 17, 1998Date of Patent: May 15, 2001Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: William Augustus Carter, Alan Roeder Elderon, Timothy David Magee, Mark David Nicholas, Henry Y. Saade, Grant Sutherland, William Nicholas John Tindall, Jeffrey Ramesh Urs, Timothy Edward Weinmann, Michael Thomas Wheatley
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Patent number: 6226791Abstract: A method, apparatus, and article for solving the year 2000 problem involves limited modifications in the data definition portions of the source code and compiler support for processing the modified source code. Fields in the source code that contain a year or date values are identified and, for each such field, the user selects an appropriate technique (for example, expansion, compression or windowing). The user modifies the data definition for each identified field, by adding new attributes to request the selected technique. The user then compiles the program and resolves any ambiguous references to the variables whose definitions were modified. This procedure is applied, module by module, and each processed module is merged into production, after testing, by using a compiler option to disable the use of the new attributes.Type: GrantFiled: March 27, 1998Date of Patent: May 1, 2001Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: William Augustus Carter, Alan Roeder Elderon, Timothy David Magee, Mark David Nicholas, Henry Y. Saade, Grant Sutherland, William Nicholas John Tindall, Jeffrey Ramesh Urs, Timothy Edward Weinmann, Michael Thomas Wheatley
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Patent number: 6185571Abstract: A method, apparatus, and article for solving the year 2000 problem involves limited modifications in the data definition portions of the source code and compiler support for processing the modified source code. Fields in the source code that contain a year or date values are identified and, for each such field, the user selects an appropriate technique (for example, expansion, compression or windowing). The user modifies the data definition for each identified field, by adding new attributes to request the selected technique. The user then compiles the program and resolves any ambiguous references to the variables whose definitions were modified. This procedure is applied, module by module, and each processed module is merged into production, after testing, by using a compiler option to disable the use of the new attributes.Type: GrantFiled: April 17, 1998Date of Patent: February 6, 2001Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: William Augustus Carter, Alan Roeder Elderon, Timothy David Magee, Mark David Nicholas, Henry Y. Saade, Grant Sutherland, William Nicholas John Tindall, Jeffrey Ramesh Urs, Timothy Edward Weinmann, Michael Thomas Wheatley
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Patent number: 6081655Abstract: A method, apparatus, and article for solving the year 2000 problem involves limited modifications in the data definition portions of the source code and compiler support for processing the modified source code. Fields in the source code that contain a year or date values are identified and, for each such field, the user selects an appropriate technique (for example, expansion, compression or windowing). The user modifies the data definition for each identified field, by adding new attributes to request the selected technique. The user then compiles the program and resolves any ambiguous references to the variables whose definitions were modified. This procedure is applied, module by module, and each processed module is merged into production, after testing, by using a compiler option to disable the use of the new attributes.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 1997Date of Patent: June 27, 2000Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: William Augustus Carter, Alan Roeder Elderon, Timothy David Magee, Mark David Nicholas, Henry Y. Saade, Grant Sutherland, William Nicholas John Tindall, Jeffrey Ramesh Urs, Timothy Edward Weinmann, Michael Thomas Wheatley
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Patent number: 6078734Abstract: A method, apparatus, and article for solving the year 2000 problem involves limited modifications in the data definition portions of the source code and compiler support for processing the modified source code. Fields in the source code that contain a year or date values are identified and, for each such field, the user selects an appropriate technique (for example, expansion, compression or windowing). The user modifies the data definition for each identified field, by adding new attributes to request the selected technique. The user then compiles the program and resolves any ambiguous references to the variables whose definitions were modified. This procedure is applied, module by module, and each processed module is merged into production, after testing, by using a compiler option to disable the use of the new attributes.Type: GrantFiled: July 23, 1997Date of Patent: June 20, 2000Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: William Augustus Carter, Alan Roeder Elderon, Timothy David Magee, Mark David Nicholas, Henry Y. Saade, Grant Sutherland, William Nicholas John Tindall, Jeffrey Ramesh Urs, Timothy Edward Weinmann, Michael Thomas Wheatley
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Patent number: 6064817Abstract: A method, apparatus, and article for solving the year 2000 problem involves limited modifications in the data definition portions of the source code and compiler or interpreter support for processing the modified source code. Fields in the source code that contain a year or date values are identified and, for each such field, the user selects an appropriate technique (for example, expansion, compression or windowing). The user modifies the data definition for each identified field, by adding new attributes to request the selected technique. The user then compiles or interprets the program and resolves any ambiguous references to the variables whose definitions were modified. This procedure is applied, module by module, and each processed module is merged into production, after testing, by using a compiler option to disable the use of the new attributes.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 1997Date of Patent: May 16, 2000Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: William Augustus Carter, Alan Roeder Elderon, Timothy David Magee, Mark David Nicholas, Henry Y. Saade, Grant Sutherland, William Nicholas John Tindall, Jeffrey Ramesh Urs, Timothy Edward Weinmann, Michael Thomas Wheatley
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Patent number: 6002873Abstract: A method, apparatus, and article for solving the year 2000 problem involves limited modifications in the data definition portions of the source code and compiler support for processing the modified source code. Fields in the source code that contain a year or date values are identified and, for each such field, the user selects an appropriate technique (for example, expansion, compression or windowing). The user modifies the data definition for each identified field, by adding new attributes to request the selected technique. The user then compiles the program and resolves any ambiguous references to the variables whose definitions were modified. This procedure is applied, module by module, and each processed module is merged into production, after testing, by using a compiler option to disable the use of the new attributes.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 1997Date of Patent: December 14, 1999Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: William Augustus Carter, Alan Roeder Elderon, Timothy David Magee, Mark David Nicholas, Henry Y. Saade, Grant Sutherland, William Nicholas John Tindall, Jeffrey Ramesh Urs, Timothy Edward Weinmann, Michael Thomas Wheatley