Abstract: A method for integrating an application with a platform is provided. The method includes: receiving, from the application, a request message and at least one configuration file; extracting, from the request message, a first set of raw data; using information included in the configuration file to transform the extracted raw data into a target format and to persist the extracted raw data into a database; mapping a subset of the extracted raw data to a predetermined canonical object; and outputting the transformed data to a predetermined destination that is associated with the platform.

Abstract: A method for integrating an application with a platform is provided. The method includes: receiving, from the application, a request message and at least one configuration file; extracting, from the request message, a first set of raw data; using information included in the configuration file to transform the extracted raw data into a target format and to persist the extracted raw data into a database; mapping a subset of the extracted raw data to a predetermined canonical object; and outputting the transformed data to a predetermined destination that is associated with the platform.

Abstract: A GFCI having a fault indicator device or signaling device that provides a continuous audible/visual indication of a failure condition of the GFCI is disclosed herein. A failure condition may occur when continuous current flows through the terminals of a trip coil caused by a failed or damaged component such as a TRIAC or SCR of a GFCI. The failure indicator is coupled across the trip coil in the trip mechanism thereby allowing the indicator to detect the current flow. By placing such a visual and/or audible signaling device across the trip coil terminals, the shorted TRIAC or SCR provides continuous power to the coil terminals and the signaling device, even after the coil has burned out, thereby reminding a user to replace the GFCI receptacle. The signaling device can be implemented as an LED, neon lamp, buzzer or other device.

Abstract: Resettable circuit interrupting devices, such as GFCI devices, that include reset lockout portion that does not test the circuit interrupter are provided. A resettable circuit interrupting device, such as a GFCI device that includes a reset lockout portion that prevents the reestablishing of electrical continuity if the circuit interrupting portion is non-operational. More specifically, there is disclosed a circuit interrupting portion which prevents the armature of a solenoid from moving if the solenoid overheats.

Abstract: A GFCI having a fault indicator device or signaling device that provides a continuous audible/visual indication of a failure condition of the GFCI is disclosed herein. A failure condition may occur when continuous current flows through the terminals of a trip coil caused by a failed or damaged component such as a TRIAC or SCR of a GFCI. The failure indicator is coupled across the trip coil in the trip mechanism thereby allowing the indicator to detect the current flow. By placing such a visual and/or audible signaling device across the trip coil terminals, the shorted TRIAC or SCR provides continuous power to the coil terminals and the signaling device, even after the coil has burned out, thereby reminding a user to replace the GFCI receptacle. The signaling device can be implemented as an LED, neon lamp, buzzer or other device.

Abstract: Resettable circuit interrupting devices, such as GFCI devices, that include reset lockout portion that does not test the circuit interrupter are provided.

Abstract: As disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,246,558; there is disclosed resettable circuit interrupting devices, such as GFCI devices, that include a reset lockout portion that prevents the reestablishing of electrical continuity if the circuit interrupting portion is non-operational. There is here disclosed a circuit interrupting portion which prevents the armature of a solenoid from moving if the circuit interrupting portion is not operational.

Abstract: Resettable circuit interrupting devices, such as GFCI devices, that include reset lockout portion that does not test the circuit interrupter are provided.

Abstract: Resettable circuit interrupting devices, such as GFCI devices, that include reset lockout portion that does not test the circuit interrupter are provided.

Abstract: A chewing gum containing an appetite suppressant quantity of chromic picolinate.

Abstract: Releasable dental impression tray has a top member, a side member and a handle. The tray has a compressible spring for compressing resilient impression material after it has set to facilitate removal of the tray.

Abstract: Apparatus and method of mounting at least one false tooth in a vacant space between two good teeth. First and second right angled plates pre-manufactured to be mounted in slots in the top and one upper sidewall of each good tooth facing the vacant space. The plates have indentations or extensions to receive a post for the replacement tooth, teeth or bridge.

Abstract: A microwave bandpass filter for frequencies in the range of 30-3000 MHz comprises a substrate formed from dielectric ceramic sheets fused together and stacked according to a dielectric constant required of the filter capacitors, the plates of which are formed on the substrate. Discrete air core coils, to provide greater frequency selectivity in this particular frequency range, are attached into the circuit on a top surface of the substrate, and a drawn metal can covers the circuitry on the top surface and is soldered to a metallized coating extending over substantially all of the rest of the substrate except for surface mounting lead portions and associated conductive paths. Thus, EMI and RFI shielding is provided by the combination of the metal can and the ground plane of the circuit.

Abstract: Mastication force dampening dental implant has a cylindrical casing adapted to be implanted in a jawbone. A resilient insert is mounted in the casing and has a first shaftway. A nut is anchored in the insert coaxially with the first shaftway. A threaded shaft is mounted in the first shaftway, the shaft being threaded into the nut. The shaft has a second shaftway in its top portion. A head is fixedly connected to the first shaft at the top of the casing. A tooth or denture retention post is mounted on the head. The retention post is removably mounted in the top of the second shaftway.

Abstract: One form of artificial modular denture, and the method of producing same, includes an assembly of hard prosthetic teeth permanently secured to a U-shaped hard base structure with a terminus of the hard base structure disposed a short distance rearwardly of the incisor areas of the assembly of the prosthetic teeth, with a palatal vault member adapted to substantially conform with the palatal vault area of the patient's mouth being fitted with the artificial denture. The palatal vault member being selected from a set of palatal vault members having differently contoured configurations, and retaining means is provided for individually releasably connecting the palatal vault members to the assembly so as to permit the selection of the most suitably fitting one of the set of palatal vault members for use as part of the artificial denture.