Darryl M Adderly

20090171922, Jul 2, 2009

Dec 28, 2007

11/966901

Darryl Maurice Adderly - Morrisville NC, US
Roland Barcia - Leonia NJ, US
Steven Dale Ims - Raleigh NC, US

G06F 7/10
G06F 17/30

707 4, 707E17032

A system, method, and program product is provided that receives a client request from a client computer system over a computer network, such as the Internet. The client request includes a request method and also includes a resource identifier. The system traverses a directory structure using the resource identifier. A resource file is located based on the traversing. The name associated with the resource file also includes the name of the resource method. A database query statement is retrieved from the located resource file. The retrieved database query statement is executed. The execution of the database query statement yields one or more database results, such as records from a database table. These database results are returned to the client computer system.

20120239899, Sep 20, 2012

Mar 16, 2011

13/049236

Darryl M. Adderly - Morrisville NC, US
Anbumunee Ponniah - Chennai, IN
Sangita A. Ghodasara - Cary NC, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 12/02

711170, 711E12002

A mechanism is provided for leasing fragmented storage between processes. The mechanism comprises a fragmented memory manager associated with instances of virtual memory managers to provide a pool of memory that may lease from the owners of the memory and in turn sub-let the memory for use by other processes or owners. The mechanism allows programs to operate under normal conditions until fragmentation sets. A different memory manager leases those fragmented memory blocks from processes to create a virtually contiguous block of memory that it can sub-lease to processes in need of temporary expansion beyond the memory available for the processes under normal circumstances.

20130191896, Jul 25, 2013

Jan 25, 2012

13/358071

Darryl M. Adderly - Morrisville NC, US
Christopher T. Carlin - Holly Springs NC, US
Michelle Davis - Raleigh NC, US
Dale J. Heeks - Cary NC, US
Ryan E. Smith - Durham NC, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G06F 21/20
G06F 15/16

726 6, 709204

A system for provisioning an output device, may include a processor; a memory; and a records display program. The records display program may be executed by the processor to maintain an indication of availability dates and times of one or more output devices connected to the network; to receive an output device invitation indicating a first output device to reserve at a meeting conducted over a conferencing system; to determine whether the first output device is available for reservation during a date and time period of the meeting; and to communicate to the first output device activation information indicating that the first output device is to become active at a first predetermined date and time related to the date and time period of the meeting and login information including a first credential for the first output device to use for logging into the conferencing system for the meeting.

20140006495, Jan 2, 2014

Jun 29, 2012

13/537521

DARRYL M. ADDERLY - MORRISVILLE NC, US
MICHELLE DAVIS - RALEIGH NC, US
DALE J. HEEKS - CARY NC, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - ARMONK NY

G06F 15/16

709204

Authorizing access to a Web conference can include defining a plurality of groups of participants of the Web conference, wherein the Web conference is scheduled for a conference duration, and defining a plurality of sessions of the Web conference, using a processor. Each session is associated with a group of the plurality of groups and has a duration that is a subset of the conference duration. Each group is permitted access to the Web conference only for the session associated with the group.

20140082092, Mar 20, 2014

Sep 14, 2012

13/617272

Darryl Adderly - Morrisville NC, US
Prasad Kashyap - Cary NC, US
Brian J. Murray - Raleigh NC, US
Wenjian Qiao - Cary NC, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 15/16

709206

Some embodiments of the inventive subject matter may include a method for sharing one or more data fields from within a contact in a contact list on an electronic computing device. The method can include receiving first user input requesting retrieval of the contact in the contact list. The method can include retrieving the contact in response to the user input. The method can include determining that the contact contains data fields, wherein the data fields include contact information for the contact. The method can include presenting one or more graphical user interface (GUI) controls for selecting at least one of the data fields within the contact. The method can include receiving, via the one or more GUI controls, second user input indicating selection of one or more of the data fields. The method can include sharing the one or more data fields associated with the contact.

20200092364, Mar 19, 2020

Sep 19, 2018

16/135529

- Armonk NY, US
Darryl Adderly - Cary NC, US
Rosanna Mannan - SAN JOSE CA, US
Diego A. Masini - La Plata, AR
Andres Garagiola - Buenos Aires, AR
Dulce B. Ponceleon - Palo Alto CA, US

H04L 29/08
G06F 21/10
G06F 21/64
H04L 9/06

An example operation may include one or more of connecting, by a recipient node, to a blockchain network configured to store links to digital assets of an owner, selecting, by the recipient node, an asset from a ledger of the owner, executing, by the recipient node, a smart contract to determine a time frame of the asset use, executing, by the recipient node, a smart contract to download the asset to the recipient node, checking, by the recipient node, if the asset is downloaded successfully, and in response to the successful download of the asset, executing, by the recipient node, a smart contract to log an asset transfer transaction onto the blockchain.

20190346276, Nov 14, 2019

May 9, 2018

15/975417

- Armonk NY, US
DARRYL ADDERLY - CARY NC, US
ERIC LIBOW - RALEIGH NC, US
AJIT JARIWALA - CARY NC, US

G01C 21/34
G06Q 40/08

Providing routing based on driver experience is provided. Aspects include receiving a destination from a user, calculating a plurality of routes from an origin to the destination, and comparing characteristics of each of the plurality of routes with previous driving experience information of the user. Aspects also include calculating an associated risk level for each of the plurality of routes based on the comparison and providing, to the user, a listing of the plurality of routes having the associated risk level indicated. Aspects further include receiving a selected route from the user and providing the selected route and the associated risk level to an insurance provider of the user.

20160261922, Sep 8, 2016

Mar 3, 2015

14/636659

Darryl Adderly - Morrisville NC, US

H04N 21/482
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/458
G06F 17/30

Methods and systems for toggling between media content that is provided from a content service provider and displayed on a display. The systems and methods prospectively determine a variety of content that may be of interest to the user and that will air at some point in the future. This includes different content that will be available at the same time. The systems and methods also determine toggle types and toggle triggers for the content. The occurrence of a toggle trigger while first content is being displayed results in switching the display to a different second content. The prospective content and associated toggle types and triggers are determined based on gathered information about the user.