Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a support structure for a vehicle seat comprising an integrated storage cavity, which may be used to store personal items such as an umbrella. The support structure comprises a reinforcement structure and a moulding, the reinforcement structure being located at least partially within the moulding.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method of modeling a computer system. The computer system is modeled by a plurality of components and a plurality of interface enabling interactions between the components. A searchable tree data structure defining the components and the interactions between the components is generated and stored. The searchable tree data structure may be utilized to determine a status of a particular component. Based upon the status of the component, one or more interactions between the component and another may be enabled.

Abstract: The alarm manager display in a distributed network management system is arranged to have two modes of operation. In one mode of operation, the alarm manager display automatically scrolls when new events arrive. If there are sorting criteria defined, the alarm manager window scrolls either up or down depending on the sort order so that when new events arrive, they always appear on the screen. In the second mode of operation, the alarm manager window does not scroll when new events arrive. The scroll bar operational modes are selectable by an operator from a menu. In accordance with another embodiment, a special attribute is added to the alarm manager configuration file. This attribute is read when the alarm manager is started and places the alarm manager into the operational mode in which it was last used.

Abstract: The alarm manager display in a distributed network management system is arranged to have two modes of operation. In one mode of operation, the alarm manager display automatically scrolls when new events arrive. If there are sorting criteria defined, the alarm manager window scrolls either up or down depending on the sort order so that when new events arrive, they always appear on the screen. In the second mode of operation, the alarm manager window does not scroll when new events arrive. The scroll bar operational modes are selectable by an operator from a menu. In accordance with another embodiment, a special attribute is added to the alarm manager configuration file. This attribute is read when the alarm manager is started and places the alarm manager into the operational mode in which it was last used.