Roland Barcia, 49415 Richmond Pl, Leonia, NJ 07605

7523442, Apr 21, 2009

Jan 6, 2006

11/327582

Roland Barcia - Leonia NJ, US
Kulvir S. Bhogal - Fort Worth TX, US
Alexandre Polozoff - Bloomington IL, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 9/44

717116

A method, apparatus and computer-usable medium aid in the writing of Java code that contains Java Naming Directory Interface (JNDI) names that refer to code artifacts in a JNDI tree structure that is stored on a server. A local copy of the JNDI tree structure is downloaded from the server to a developer workstation. JNDI names in the Java code are then validated before deployment by confirming that the JNDI names are in the local copy of the JNDI tree structure.

7536409, May 19, 2009

Feb 15, 2005

11/058036

Roland Barcia - Leonia NJ, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 17/30

707102, 707 3, 707 4, 707 10, 707101, 707103 Y

A method, system, and computer instructions for providing a single set of object relational mappings across different instances of the same schemas. With the present invention, multiple datasources are first configured for class (or set of object definitions). A mapping identifier is set at runtime, wherein the mapping ID is used to access the correct datasource. Mapping code is then generated from the datasource based on the mapping identifier. A schema identifier is acquired from the generated mapping code and prepended to tables in the in the SQL generated code. The schema name is used to connect to the correct schema within a datasource. The mapping ID is also used to access the correct JNDI name to access the correct data source which represents a physical database.

7810072, Oct 5, 2010

Jan 6, 2006

11/327575

Roland Barcia - Leonia NJ, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 9/44

717125

A method, apparatus and computer-usable medium for testing error handling code. The method includes selecting a method signature to be error tested; selecting an error associated with the method signature from a menu; generating an aspect to be used in a pointcut for an exception that is to be thrown for the selected error; invoking code that generates the selected error; and identifying resultant errors caused by a selected component of the selected error.

7818337, Oct 19, 2010

Dec 28, 2007

11/966901

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

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 17/30

707769, 709227

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.

8032858, Oct 4, 2011

Aug 28, 2007

11/846505

Roland Barcia - Leonia NJ, US
Kulvir Singh Bhogal - Fort Worth TX, US
Robert Ross Peterson - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 9/44
G06F 9/45

717100, 717108, 707802

A monitoring tool continuously monitors for insertion, call or deletion of objects from a session. Display of this information shows any get object, set object or remove object operations in the session and shows the entry and exit points for each such object, thus assisting the user whenever objects inserted or called remain in the session and are not removed, thus allowing the user to prevent any data buildup in the session. The display is performed in a navigational view or “state diagram” form of view which is constructed by polling the filesystem content and building a navigational view of the overall states and interactions occurring within the session.

8214811, Jul 3, 2012

Oct 23, 2006

11/551892

Roland Barcia - Leonia NJ, US
Kulvir S. Bhogal - Fort Worth TX, US
Geoffrey M. Hambrick - Round Rock TX, US
Robert R. Peterson - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 9/45

717148

Mechanisms for instantiating an interface or abstract class in application code are provided. An object-oriented programming language is extended such that interfaces and abstract classes can be instantiated in application code without a concrete class specified. Metadata is defined which maps each interface or abstract class instantiation in the application code to a concrete class to be used either by the compiler at build time, or the virtual machine at runtime. Once the appropriate concrete class is determined from the metadata, the class is instantiated with a conventional class loader. The metadata may be provided, for example, as a separate file, such as a markup language file, defined with a virtual machine switch, as annotations in the application code, or the like.

8607197, Dec 10, 2013

Aug 28, 2007

11/846500

Roland Barcia - Leonia NJ, US
Kulvir Singh Bhogal - Fort Worth TX, US
Robert Ross Peterson - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 9/44

717124, 717100, 717108

A monitoring tool continuously monitors for insertion, call or deletion of objects from a session. Display of this information shows any get object, set object or remove object operations in the session and shows the entry and exit points for each such object, thus assisting the user whenever objects inserted or called remain in the session and are not removed, thus allowing the user to prevent any data buildup in the session.

2007016, Jul 12, 2007

Jan 6, 2006

11/327549

Roland Barcia - Leonia NJ, US
Kulvir Bhogal - Fort Worth TX, US
Alexandre Polozoff - Bloomington IL, US

G06F 17/30

707010000

A method, apparatus and computer-usable medium for providing advanced messaging middleware functionality that is capable of handling message groups. Advanced messaging middleware (AMM) utility responds to the receipt of members of a message group by forwarding the message groups to a single consumer application of a multiple-consumer cluster application. Group messages comprise group identification (ID), and the AMM utility binds the group ID to a single consumer application. All subsequent messages of the message group are forwarded to that particular consumer application, while other messages are forwarded to other consumer applications within the application cluster. When the message group includes a number (group count) field indicating the number of messages within the message group, an aggregator component stores all members of a message group before forwarding the collected members in one sequence to the single consumer application.