Paul S Germscheid, 833 Summit Ct, Saint Paul, MN 55127

6708173, Mar 16, 2004

Oct 18, 2000

09/691584

Gail L. Behr - Minneapolis MN
Daryl J. Kress - Hugo MN
Paul S. Germscheid - North Oaks MN
Eugene J. Gretter - Lino Lakes MN
Timothy J. Guhl - Andover MN

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA

G06F 1730

707 10, 717128, 717130, 717124, 717100, 717113, 717109

An apparatus for and method of utilizing an Internet terminal coupled to the world wide web to create multiple applications for accessing an existing proprietary data base management system. A dynamic tracing facility permits the developer to debug the applications using a common trace capability which processes and stores information from the trace of the applications within a common storage facility. The trace process is divided into two major components. A generic trace formatting module processes all trace results from various applications into a standardized format for storage and subsequent use. The second component is a generic policy in which the developer can present the trace parameters of a particular unique application in a standardized form. To store trace information from a plurality of applications into a common storage area, each of the applications is provided with a common identifier within the trace parameters.

6751618, Jun 15, 2004

Nov 24, 1999

09/449288

Paul S. Germscheid - North Oaks MN
Eugene J. Gretter - Lino Lake MN
Daryl J. Kress - Hugo MN
Timothy J. Guhl - Andover MN
Gail L. Behr - Minneapolis MN

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA

G06F 1730

707 10, 707204, 707205

An apparatus for and method of utilizing an internet terminal coupled to the world wide web to access an existing proprietary data base management system having a dialog-based request format. The multiple file upload user request is received by a web server from the world wide web. Each of the files is stored in a different temporary file created to buffer the uploaded files until they are processed. Following processing, the temporary files are deleted. Through the use of this feature, an application developer can make efficient multiple file data transfers from a user terminal without the need to analyze the transfer in binary form.

6782425, Aug 24, 2004

Nov 24, 1999

09/449086

Paul S. Germscheid - North Oaks MN
Eugene J. Gretter - Lino Lakes MN
Daryl J. Kress - Hugo MN
Timothy J. Guhl - Andover MN
Gail L. Behr - Minneapolis MN

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA

G06F 1516

709227, 709203, 709217, 709223, 707 10, 713200

An apparatus for and method of utilizing an internet terminal coupled to the world wide web to access an existing proprietary data base management system having a dialog-based request format. The user request is received by a web server from the world wide web and converted into one or more sequenced data base management commands stored as corresponding to the service request. If the user terminal requests access to a secure function or to secure data, the user terminal is interrogated to determine its user profile. This user profile is compared to the security profile of the service request. The service request is honored if and only if the user profile corresponds to the security profile. The secure session control object created to honor the request is deleted upon completion of the session.

6826700, Nov 30, 2004

Nov 24, 1999

09/448153

Paul S. Germscheid - North Oaks MN
Eugene J. Gretter - Lino Lakes MN
Daryl J. Kress - Hugo MN
Timothy J. Guhl - Andover MN
Gail L. Behr - Minneapolis MN

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA

H04L 900

713202, 713183, 713184, 713200

An apparatus for and method of utilizing an internet terminal coupled to the world wide web to access an existing proprietary data base management system having a dialog-based request format. The internet terminal transfers a service request to the data base management system, having a password provided as required. When a service request is made having an expired password, the data base management system recognizes the problem. The internet terminal is queried for certain parameters, and the data base management system automatically reassigns a new and unexpired password.

7010531, Mar 7, 2006

Nov 24, 1999

09/448164

Paul S. Germscheid - North Oaks MN, US
Eugene J. Gretter - Lino Lakes MN, US
Daryl J. Kress - Hugo MN, US
Timothy J. Guhl - Andover MN, US
Gail L. Behr - Minneapolis MN, US

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA

G06F 17/30
G06F 7/00

707 10

An apparatus for and method of utilizing an internet terminal coupled to the world wide web to access an existing proprietary data base management system having a dialog-based request format. The create empty data set user request is received by a web server from the world wide web. The security profile is validated to establish permission for honoring the service request. The Cool ICE engine is called to implement the create data set method. An appropriate area within the repository is located and the new empty data set is created in accordance with the parameters received.

7263523, Aug 28, 2007

Nov 24, 1999

09/448154

Paul S. Germscheid - North Oaks MN, US
Eugene J. Gretter - Lino Lakes MN, US
Daryl J. Kress - Hugo MN, US
Timothy J. Guhl - Andover MN, US
Gail L. Behr - Minneapolis MN, US

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA

G06F 17/30
G06F 7/00

707 9, 707 10, 709225, 709229, 726 8

An apparatus for and method of utilizing an internet terminal coupled to the world wide web to access an existing proprietary data base management system having a dialog-based request format. The user request is received by a web server from the world wide web and converted into one or more sequenced data base management commands stored as corresponding to the service request. If a particular service request requires access to secured data and/or services, the request may be granted in relationship to a particular user security profile. This security profile is determined through a special field indicative of the internet user transferred in conjunction with the service request.

6704779, Mar 9, 2004

Nov 24, 1999

09/448155

Paul S. Germscheid - North Oaks MN
Eugene J. Gretter - Lino Lakes MN
Daryl J. Kress - Hugo MN
Timothy J. Guhl - Andover MN
Gail L. Behr - Minneapolis MN

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA

G06F 15173

709223, 709217, 707 10

An apparatus for and method of utilizing an internet terminal coupled to the world wide web to access an existing proprietary data base management system having a dialog-based request format. The user transmits a URL which is utilized to address one of a number of administrative objects. The addressed administrative object corresponds to one of a number of connection pools. The data base access is made from the connection pool. One of a number of runtime objects also corresponds directly to the one connection pool. Thus, the access attributes of the internet terminal may be modified during a single session.