Michael T Haeuptle

7581167, Aug 25, 2009

May 17, 2001

09/858634

Michael Haeuptle - Roseville CA, US

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX

G06F 17/00

715206, 715234

A method and system are described for simulating a dynamic link between electronic documents located in a computer network. In accordance with exemplary embodiments of the present invention, a first dynamic link is selected that leads from a first electronic document to a second electronic document. The position of the first dynamic link is located within a first set of instructions used to render the first electronic document. A navigation point associated with the first dynamic link is identified in the first set of instructions. The navigation point is then stored.

20030028577, Feb 6, 2003

Apr 30, 2001

09/843945

Aaron Loyd - Fort Collins CO, US
Michael Haeuptle - Roseville CA, US

G06F009/00
G06F015/16

709/100000, 709/200000

A method and system is disclosed for automated event polling in a network. A server receives a HTTP request for data from a database on the server. A client generates the HTTP request for the data. The server responds to the request by reformatting the data into an XML format. The server then transmits the data in XML format to the client. The client receives the data transmitted from the server in XML format and converts the data in XML format to a format used by the client software.

20050197792, Sep 8, 2005

Mar 3, 2004

10/792557

Michael Haeuptle - Rocklin CA, US

H04Q007/00

702066000

A method for generating alerts from a periodically sampled system is disclosed. The method includes maintaining a sampling window having a predefined number of most-recently collected samples. The method further includes calculating an alert value, the alert value representing a ratio of a first value to a total number of samples in the sampling window, the first value representing a total number of samples in the sampling window having parameters exceeding a predefined sample alert threshold. The method additionally includes generating a first alert if the alert value exceeds a predefined alert threshold.

20110264790, Oct 27, 2011

Apr 27, 2010

12/768451

Michael Haeuptle - Rocklin CA, US
Brent A. Enck - Roseville CA, US
Mark Sturdevant - Granite Bay CA, US
Avi Huber - Los Altos CA, US
Constantinos Papadopoulos - Nicosia, CY

G06F 15/173
G06F 11/00

709224, 714704, 714E11004

A method for measuring business transaction performance, includes the steps of, at a top-level component, assigning a correlation tag and original time stamp to a server request, passing the original time stamp with any server requests from the top-level component to one or more subsequent components, and computing an aggregate latency over a predetermined interval at the top-level component and at each subsequent component based on the original time stamp.

20130019253, Jan 17, 2013

Jul 14, 2011

13/182840

Sunil Joseph - Sacramento CA, US
Michael Haeuptle - Rocklin CA, US
James Branen - Roseville CA, US
Bill Furnas - Granite Bay CA, US
Yanhua Li - Rocklin CA, US

G06F 9/44

719328

A method for automatically discovering application infrastructure for actively monitored transactions includes observing an activity and synthetic transaction using a diagnostic agent deployed into a process space of an application server. Application components are identified based on the synthetic transaction, and the application infrastructure is identified based on the application components.

20170048331, Feb 16, 2017

Nov 1, 2016

15/340380

- Houston TX, US
Rajeev Bharadhwaj - Sunnyvale CA, US
Travis S. Tripp - Fort Collins CO, US
Kevin L. Wilson - Fort Collins CO, US
Michael Haeuptle - Fort Collins CO, US

H04L 29/08

Systems, methods, and machine-readable and executable instructions are provided for platform runtime abstraction. Platform runtime abstraction can include creating a number of template models within a platform wherein the number of template models correspond to a provider mode and creating a number of abstraction layers that allow a provider to plug into the platform at runtime wherein the provider includes a provider sub-system and the provider model. Platform runtime abstraction can also include allowing the provider to plug into the platform at runtime through one of the number of abstraction layers wherein the provider remains independent of the platform and wherein the provider remains independent of a platform hardware infrastructure and a platform operating system infrastructure.

20150207703, Jul 23, 2015

Jul 31, 2012

14/413563

Phyllis Gallagher - Sacramento CA, US
John M Green - Rocklin CA, US
Jing Dong - Rocklin CA, US
Aswini Kumar - Folsom CA, US
Anupriya Ramraj - Granite Bay CA, US
Travis S. Tripp - Fort Collins CO, US
Michael Haeuptle - Rocklin CA, US

H04L 12/26
H04L 12/24

A system () includes a resource model () that includes application parameters () and computing resource parameters () that describe how an application and platform are implemented on cloud resources (). A topology model () includes linkage structures () that link the application parameters () and the computing resource parameters () to describe a topology for the application and the platform on the cloud resources (). A monitoring policy template () includes a policy () based on the linkage structures () in the topology model (), wherein the policy () is to provide an abstracted specification to enable monitoring the topology for the application and the platform on the cloud resources ().

20150012669, Jan 8, 2015

Apr 26, 2012

14/375018

Burton Akira Hipp - El Granada CA, US
Rajeev Bharadhwaj - Saratoga CA, US
Travis S. Tripp - Fort Collins CO, US
Kevin L Wilson - Fort Collins CO, US
Michael Haeuptle - Rocklin CA, US

G06F 15/16
G06F 9/44

709250

Systems, methods, and machine-readable and executable instructions are provided for platform runtime abstraction. Platform runtime abstraction can include creating a number of template models within a platform wherein the number of template models correspond to a provider mode and creating a number of abstraction layers that allow a provider to plug into the platform at runtime wherein the provider includes a provider sub-system and the provider model. Platform runtime abstraction can also include allowing the provider to plug into the platform at runtime through one of the number of abstraction layers wherein the provider remains independent of the platform and wherein the provider remains independent of a platform hardware infrastructure and a platform operating system infrastructure.