KARALEE BROWN LEBLANC
Nursing at 38 St, Austin, TX

6834284, Dec 21, 2004

Aug 12, 1999

09/373879

Liane Elizabeth Haynes Acker - Orange Park FL
James Irwin Knutson - Austin TX
Karalee Brown LeBlanc - Austin TX

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1730

707103, 707100, 707102, 717108

A process and system for providing name service scoping behavior is implemented. In an object-oriented data processing system, a request is received for an initial context for a namespace from a requesting object. A scoped initial context factory object is constructed, and an initial context is requested from the scoped initial context factory object. A class for the scoped initial context factory object may be determined from a variable in a hash table object passed as an argument. In response to the request for an initial context from the scoped initial context factory object, an initial context is requested from a non-scoped initial context factory object. The scoped initial context factory object may be a subclass of the non-scoped initial context factory object. The initial context returned by the non-scoped initial context factory object is scoped to a partition of the namespace, and the scoped initial context is returned. The initial context returned by the non-scoped initial context factory object may be scoped by performing a name service lookup on the partition of the namespace.

6684387, Jan 27, 2004

Sep 23, 1999

09/404404

Liane Elizabeth Haynes Acker - Orange Park FL
Ajay A. Apte - Austin TX
Ping Chen - Austin TX
Karalee Brown LeBlanc - Austin TX

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 944

717126, 707203

The introspection capability of Java is utilized by the described verification tool to verify validity of a target beans Java Archive (JAR) file. The deployment descriptor class is verified first according to Enterprise Java Bean. specification rules. The remaining classes: remote interface, home interface and bean class are all loaded into a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and verified by the described verification tool through Java introspection.

2003000, Jan 2, 2003

Jun 14, 2001

09/882172

John Hartel - Austin TX, US
John Sanchez - Pflugerville TX, US
Karalee LeBlanc - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F003/00

345/762000

An apparatus, method and computer program product for selecting and displaying graphical user interfaces for editing properties are provided. With the apparatus, method and computer program product, metadata associated with a property is analyzed to determine a type of editor associated with the property. This determination may include identifying one or more PropertyEditor Interface methods invoked by the property editor. Based on the type of editor associated with the property, one of a number of predetermined graphical user interfaces is selected. The selected graphical user interface is provided to a user who may use the graphical user interface to thereby edit the property.

6185730, Feb 6, 2001

Jul 23, 1998

9/120471

Karalee Brown LeBlanc - Austin TX

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 945

717 1

The present invention provides a method and apparatus for creating objects in an object-oriented environment, such as Java. An interface is selected for and along with an implementation object. The interface and the implementation object are morphed to create a dippable object in a new class that includes the selected interface. The dippable object is able to accept new behaviors though dips. The dippable object calls an instance of the implementation object in response to calls made to the interface.

6694506, Feb 17, 2004

Oct 16, 1997

08/951937

Karalee Brown LeBlanc - Austin TX
Wayne Elmo Vicknair - Austin TX

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 944

717108, 717109, 717114, 717116, 717111, 707 1, 709332

A computer controlled object oriented programming system for distributive program development over networks such as the internet with implement for interfacing a plurality of programming objects with each other to provide combination objects combining programming functions of said objects, each object including predetermined interface data defining a required common interface with the other programming objects as well as a framework of events and attributes and methods for manipulating the attributes. These objects may be combined with each other via their common interfaces to form combination objects, and such combination objects may in turn be further combined with other objects and combination objects to form objects of increasing complexity which function as complete programs. General purpose operations and functions are added to existent object oriented programs in an object attribute independent process. Also, this addition may be done dynamically to such existent programs.

6983448, Jan 3, 2006

Jul 12, 2001

09/903726

John Mark Hartel - Austin TX, US
Karalee Brown LeBlanc - Austin TX, US
John Conrad Sanchez - Pflugerville TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 9/44

717116

A family of Java interfaces defines methods to provide common information about a property, such as data type and editing capabilities. The interfaces identify the methods used to get generic metadata. Implementers may extend these classes, as needed, to provide the metadata for their specific properties. The common metadata description interface of the present invention allows multiple metadata sources to be used interchangeably within the same software product without the software code being specifically written for each metadata source.

2005026, Nov 24, 2005

Jul 15, 2005

11/182238

John Hartel - Austin TX, US
Karalee LeBlanc - Austin TX, US
John Sanchez - Pflugerville TX, US

G06F007/00

70710300R

A family of Java interfaces defines methods to provide common information about a property, such as data type and editing capabilities. The interfaces identify the methods used to get generic metadata. Implementers may extend these classes, as needed, to provide the metadata for their specific properties. The common metadata description interface of the present invention allows multiple metadata sources to be used interchangeably within the same software product without the software code being specifically written for each metadata source.

2002007, Jun 13, 2002

Dec 7, 2000

09/732251

Molly Barksdale - Austin TX, US
Karalee Leblanc - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation

G09G005/00

345/708000

A method for providing explanatory text in a graphic user interface is provided. An action is selected to be included in the graphic user interface. It is determined if the action is in a disabled state and explanatory text is provided in the graphic user interface for the action in the disabled state.