Charles P Jazdzewski

6968536, Nov 22, 2005

Jul 16, 2001

09/906400

Charles Jazdzewski - Soquel CA, US

Borland Software Corporation - Scotts Valley CA

G06F009/44

717106, 717107, 717108, 717109, 717110, 717113, 717116

A system and methods for rapidly incorporating changes to a project is described. An object derived from a frame component container is embedded into a project, with the frame component container being freely changeable as desired. Any changes made to the frame component container are automatically included, by inheritance, into the source files of the project. Preferably, the method synchronizes on a display all instances of the object derived from the frame component container to the frame component container. The development system includes a computer and an interface for creating frame objects having components. Software permits the creation of descendant frame objects from an ancestor frame, propagation of modifications of the ancestor frame to each descendant frame object, notification of the descendant frame objects that its corresponding ancestor frame has been modified, and synchronization on a display of all of the descendant frames with any modifications to the components of the ancestor frame.

7000238, Feb 14, 2006

Jan 30, 2002

10/066090

Richard L. Nadler - Santa Cruz CA, US
Charles P. Jazdzewski - Soquel CA, US

Borland Software Corporation - Scotts Valley CA

G06F 9/44

719330, 709217

A system providing improved methods for remote method invocation of a service is described. The system includes methodology for a client to cast, at design time, a generic interface class to a remote service having a defined interface. The generic interface class dynamically generates a proxy for making a remote method call on the remote service at runtime, while also providing for runtime type checking. The generic interface class is subclassed to provide support for particular wire formats and methods of transport. The dynamically generated proxy converts a remote method call by the client into a wire format specified in the remote service's interface definition and calls the remote service using the method of transport specified in the interface definition. The system also supports making a service available to remote clients and includes modules for converting remote method calls on a service into native format.

7559020, Jul 7, 2009

Dec 30, 2004

11/026341

Charles P Jazdzewski - Redmond WA, US
Jerry Dunietz - Seattle WA, US
Oliver H. Foehr - Mercer Island WA, US
Robert A. Relyea - Bellevue WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 17/30
G06F 17/15

715234, 715237, 715239, 715255

Methods and systems for preserving unknown markup in a strongly typed environment are described. In but one embodiment, XML-based markup that may contain XML-based elements that are both known and unknown is received. A strongly typed tree that is associated with the known XML-based elements is instantiated and a weakly typed tree that is associated with both the XML-based known and unknown elements is instantiated. The strongly and the weakly typed trees are then correlated in a manner that preserves the unknown XML-based elements.

7882120, Feb 1, 2011

Jan 14, 2008

12/013658

Donald F. Box - Bellevue WA, US
Brian F. Chapman - Redmond WA, US
Martin J. Gudgin - Sammamish WA, US
Michael J. Hillberg - Beaux Arts WA, US
Charles P. Jazdzewski - Redmond WA, US
Natasha H. Jethanandani - Seattle WA, US
Geoffrey M. Kizer - Seattle WA, US
Robert A. Relyea - Bellevue WA, US
Jeffrey C. Schlimmer - Redmond WA, US
Joel West - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 17/30

707758

Determining compatibility of data structures. A method may be practiced in a computing environment. The method includes accessing a first type defined in a mark-up object. The first type includes a first structure including a first plurality of fields. A second type defined in a mark-up object is accessed. The second type includes a second structure including a second plurality of fields. The first structure and the second structure are compared. Based on the comparison, a determination is made that the first type is compatible with the second type.

8166449, Apr 24, 2012

Jan 17, 2008

12/015520

Charles P. Jazdzewski - Redmond WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 9/44

717100, 717106, 717109, 717110, 717113

Various technologies and techniques are disclosed performing a bidirectional synchronization between a visual representation and a textual representation. A visual representation of a file is synchronized with a textual representation of a file using a same delta propagation that is used to synchronize the textual representation with the visual representation. A semantic view is generated for the visual representation, and a separate semantic view is generated for the textual representation of the file. The visual representation and the textual representation follow a same semantic structure for comparison. To perform synchronization after changes are made to one of the representations, a synchronization process is performed using the semantic views to update the other representation.

8346870, Jan 1, 2013

May 6, 2009

12/436233

Charles P. Jazdzewski - Redmond WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 15/16

709205, 709219

A browser-based debugger application is configured to debug a second browser based application. A channel repeater module is invoked to establish a bidirectional communication channel between the debugger application and the second application. A start indication is transmitted from the second application through the channel repeater module. The second application enters a blocked wait state. A debug operation is performed on the second application. A debug request message is transmitted to the second application through the channel repeater module to cause the second application to transition from the blocked wait state to a run state and to perform a debug action indicated by the debug request message. A response to the debug request message is received from the second application through the channel repeater module. The second application transitions to the blocked wait state from the run state.

8392885, Mar 5, 2013

Dec 19, 2008

12/339111

Jonathon Michael Stall - Bothell WA, US
Charles P. Jazdzewski - Redmond WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 9/44

717124, 717129, 714 381, 714 3813, 714 46

A low privilege debug pipeline publisher advertises a debugging pipeline. Instead of having a client to which a debugger on the server has been attached interrogate the server for debugging information, the client requests information from the server. Control is returned to the server which can refuse to provide the requested information to the client. A debuggee server executes client code being debugged in an isolated context so that pausing the code at a breakpoint does not block the server. The server can apply transforms to compiled code to make the code cooperate with debugging services so that a privileged component to inspect the debuggee code is not needed.

20020054155, May 9, 2002

Jul 16, 2001

09/906401

John Churchill - Boulder Creek CA, US
Rick Nadler - Santa Cruz CA, US
Charles Jazdzewski - Soquel CA, US

Borland Software Corporation

G09G005/00

345/826000

A method for designing a data module presents a series of components in a parentage view of a window on a display, the parentage view being hierarchically arranged with each component occupying a respective position in the hierarchy. A user is enabled to drag one or more of the components displayed in the parentage view into a new position within the hierarchy. As a result, the relationship data among the components in the data module are automatically rearranged once the components are dropped into their respective new positions in the hierarchy.