Alexander D Rosen, Age 5212229 Tildenwood Dr, Rockville, MD 20852

6563522, May 13, 2003

Jun 14, 2000

09/595575

Alexander D. Rosen - Somerville MA
Paul H. Dicristina - Arlington MA

Silverstream Software, Inc. - Billerica MA

G06F 300

345854

Embodiments of the invention comprise a design tool for designing an application interface. The design tool includes a graphical user interface (GUI) that visually represents a hierarchy of data and the relationships between the data. Thus, the design tool eliminates the need for an interface designer to have independent knowledge of the structure of the data (i. e. , the data fields and relationships between the data). The design tools GUI represents the data and the relationships between the data in a hierarchical display referred to as a data palette. An output hierarchy comprised of output levels is created as the user selects fields from the data palette to be displayed in the applications interface. When a data field is selected, the design tool automatically determines the appropriate interface component and output level of the output hierarchy using the relationships defined for the data. Output levels are associated with interface components that comprise the applications interface.

7752551, Jul 6, 2010

May 9, 2003

10/434282

Alexander D. Rosen - Somerville MA, US
Paul H. DiCristina - Arlington MA, US

Novell, Inc. - Provo UT

G06F 3/00

715748, 715769, 715968, 715749, 715766

Embodiments of the invention comprise a design tool for designing an application interface. The design tool includes a graphical user interface (GUI) that visually represents a hierarchy of data and the relationships between the data. Thus, the design tool eliminates the need for an interface designer to have independent knowledge of the structure of the data (i. e. , the data fields and relationships between the data). The design tool's GUI represents the data and the relationships between the data in a hierarchical display referred to as a data palette. An output hierarchy comprised of output levels is created as the user selects fields from the data palette to be displayed in the application's interface. When a data field is selected, the design tool automatically determines the appropriate interface component and output level of the output hierarchy using the relationships defined for the data. Output levels are associated with interface components that comprise the application's interface.

7856434, Dec 21, 2010

Nov 12, 2007

11/938571

Vladimir Gluzman Peregrine - Chestnut Hill MA, US
Alexander D. Rosen - Somerville MA, US
Benjamin S. Scarlet - Groton MA, US
Andrew Volpe - Boston MA, US

Endeca Technologies, Inc. - Cambridge MA

G06F 7/32

707722

A method is disclosed for modifying the results of a search performed in a collection of items by a search and navigation system. The method includes receiving a query from a user interface and determining a navigation state, defined by expressions of attribute-value pairs, based on the received query. The user interface accepts both selecting and deselecting of any of the attribute-value pairs in an expression corresponding to a navigation state to obtain an expression corresponding to a different navigation state, and each selection and deselection forms a new query. The method further includes retrieving, from the collection, items associated with the navigation state to form a set of unmodified search results, the set of unmodified search results having an arrangement for presentation to the user. A rule filter that includes a metadata expression is applied to a set of rules, each rule having a trigger, an action, and metadata. The application of the rule filter to the set of rules includes evaluating the metadata expression of the rule filter based on the metadata of each rule and passing rules for which the metadata expression of the rule filter evaluates as logical true.

2013033, Dec 19, 2013

Jun 13, 2012

13/495175

Adam FERRARI - Cambridge MA, US
Joshua William KAPELL - Brooklyn NY, US
Jason FURTADO - Boston MA, US
Matthew L. BRANDWEIN - San Francisco CA, US
Spiro MICHAYLOV - Kirkland WA, US
Omri TRAUB - Brookline MA, US
Eli DANIEL - Somerville MA, US
Vladimir ZELEVINSKY - Sharon MA, US
Alexander D. ROSEN - Somerville MA, US
John HUFFAKER - Boston MA, US
Gregory C. SCOTT - Boston MA, US
Eugene JITOMIRSKY - Somerville MA, US

ORACLE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 17/30

707687, 707769, 707E17014

Systems and methods for information retrieval are provided that permit users and/or processing entities to access and define synthetic data, synthetic objects, and/or synthetic groupings of data in one or more collections of information. In one embodiment, data access on an information retrieval system can occur through an interpretation layer which interprets any synthetic data against data physically stored in the collection. Synthetic data can define virtual data objects, virtual data elements, virtual data attributes, virtual data groupings, and/or data entities that can be interpreted against data that may be stored physically in the collection of information. The system and methods for information retrieval can return results from the one or more collections of information based not only on the data stored, but also on the virtual data generated from interpretation of the stored data.

6097382, Aug 1, 2000

May 12, 1998

9/076926

Alexander D. Rosen - Somerville MA
Paul H. Dicristina - Arlington MA

Silverstream Software, Inc. - Billerica MA

G06F 1300

345326

Embodiments of the invention comprise a design tool for designing an application interface. The design tool includes a graphical user interface (GUI) that visually represents a hierarchy of data and the relationships between the data. Thus, the design tool eliminates the need for an interface designer to have independent knowledge of the structure of the data (i. e. , the data fields and relationships between the data). The design tool's GUI represents the data and the relationships between the data in a hierarchical display referred to as a data palette. An output hierarchy comprised of output levels is created as the user selects fields from the data palette to be displayed in the application's interface. When a data field is selected, the design tool automatically determines the appropriate interface component and output level of the output hierarchy using the relationships defined for the data. Output levels are associated with interface components that comprise the application's interface.