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Edward Belove Phones & Addresses
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1715 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 492-5048
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Nantucket, MA
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Wayland, MA
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1715 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02138
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Apparatus Using Circuit Manager To Associate A Single Circuit With Each Host Application Where The Circuit Is Shared By A Plurality Of Client Applications
View pageUS Patent:
56447183, Jul 1, 1997
Filed:
Nov 10, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/337950
Inventors:
Edward Belove - Cambridge MA
R. Patrick Johnson - Manchester MA
O. Stevens Leland - Hudson MA
Deborah Mendez - Malden MA
Stephen Zagieboylo - Norfolk MA
R. Patrick Johnson - Manchester MA
O. Stevens Leland - Hudson MA
Deborah Mendez - Malden MA
Stephen Zagieboylo - Norfolk MA
Assignee:
AT&T Corporation - Basking Ridge NJ
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
39520012
Abstract:
A computer architecture that permits applications resident on remote "client" computers to communicate simply and efficiently with applications resident on a central server is disclosed. Client applications can effectively retrieve information from the server without detailed knowledge of server applications, the location of a requested data item or the particular hardware configuration of the host or even the client. A circuit manager module opens and maintains a communication circuit to the appropriate server application, supervising routing of messages from all client applications to that server application. The circuit manager also receives all incoming messages, routing them to the appropriate client applications. A client application can specify message destination in the form of a specific circuit (which requires substantial program awareness of communication patterns), or an identifier associated with the target application, or the type of information being requested from the server.
Distributed, Intermittently Connected, Object-Oriented Database And Management System
View pageUS Patent:
54918200, Feb 13, 1996
Filed:
Nov 10, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/337078
Inventors:
Edward Belove - Cambridge MA
James A. Culbert - Lynnfield MA
R. Patrick Johnson - Manchester MA
David M. Heath - Nashua NH
Michael F. Kraley - Lexington MA
Deborah Mendez - Malden MA
Sangam Pant - Winchester MA
Stephen Zagieboylo - Norfolk MA
James A. Culbert - Lynnfield MA
R. Patrick Johnson - Manchester MA
David M. Heath - Nashua NH
Michael F. Kraley - Lexington MA
Deborah Mendez - Malden MA
Sangam Pant - Winchester MA
Stephen Zagieboylo - Norfolk MA
Assignee:
AT&T Corporation - Basking Ridge NJ
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
395600
Abstract:
Disclosed is an object-oriented approach to storage and transmission of retrievable items in a client-server computer environment. Special processing modules manage retrieval and permanent storage, on client computers, of requested objects in a manner that minimizes unnecessary transmission and storage. The user enters a "subscription" in connection with items related to hierarchically inferior items. The subscription specifies the amount of information the user desires to download and store locally with respect to a specified hierarchical depth level. The invention also includes a pruning module for deleting, from local storage, items inconsistent with the subscription and which the user does not explicitly indicate a desire to store, and a facility for updating locally stored items upon re-establishment of communication with the server.
Information Management System
View pageUS Patent:
51155044, May 19, 1992
Filed:
Nov 1, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/265683
Inventors:
Edward J. Belove - Wayland MA
Todd R. Drake - Cambridge MA
S. Jerrold Kaplan - San Francisco CA
Mitchell D. Kapor - Brookline MA
Richard A. Landsman - Hingham MA
Stephen Zagieboylo - Norfolk MA
Todd R. Drake - Cambridge MA
S. Jerrold Kaplan - San Francisco CA
Mitchell D. Kapor - Brookline MA
Richard A. Landsman - Hingham MA
Stephen Zagieboylo - Norfolk MA
Assignee:
Lotus Development Corporation - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
G06F 1540
US Classification:
395600
Abstract:
A system for linking elements representing stored information in a data base comprising a link structure formed in a section of the data base independent of the elements, a pointer in the link structure indicating the location of a first element, and a second pointer in the link structure indicating the location of a second element. The data base contains items comprising textual data and a plurality of categories into which the items may be categorized such that each item may be linked to more than one category. The invention automatically assigns an element in a data base to a parent category if it has been assigned to a child category of the parent. The invention will allow a user to modify data in a data base in a view mode, and will resolve ambiguities by guessing as to the most likely interpretation intended by the user. The invention will allow a user to change the number or organization of categories in the data base while the user is in a view mode.