Joseph F Mabry Deceased2644 Hanriva Ct, Dacula, GA 30019

7886015, Feb 8, 2011

Jul 8, 2008

12/169030

Joseph S. Mabry - Atlanta GA, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 15/16

709206, 705 9

Methods, systems and devices are provided for automatically sending e-mail to a future-designated recipient. E-mail servers accordingly send an e-mail categorized with respect to a target project group to each of a plurality of e-mail clients associated with each defined member of the target project group; add the sent e-mail or a copy thereof to a future-designated role recipient e-mail batch in a storage means, wherein the batch is categorized with respect to the group; define an identity of an undefined role member of the target project group, the defining providing an e-mail address; and automatically forward the categorized e-mail batch to an e-mail client associated with the provided e-mail address in response to the identity defining. Service methods are also provided, for example, by a service provider who offers to implement, deploy, and/or perform functions for others.

2010010, Apr 29, 2010

Oct 29, 2008

12/260610

Jeffrey David Amsterdam - Marietta GA, US
Joseph Stephen Mabry - Canton GA, US
Brian Marshall O'Connell - Cary NC, US
Keith Raymond Walker - Austin TX, US

Intrnational Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 17/00

715208

A mechanism for determining if images exist before publishing to a web server, and replacing missing images with temporary images for the purpose of providing alternate content while eliminating web server error responses, which prevents needless alerts to site administrators. Upon detecting a modification to a web page, a determination is made as to whether the modification includes a link to an image that does not exist at a location specified by a path in the link to the image. Responsive to a determination that the modification includes a link to an image that does not exist at the location, an image placeholder is created for the image at the location.

2010010, Apr 29, 2010

Oct 29, 2008

12/260696

JEFFREY DAVID AMSTERDAM - Marietta GA, US
JOSEPH STEPHEN MABRY - Canton GA, US
BRIAN MARSHALL O'CONNELL - Cary NC, US
KEITH RAYMOND WALKER - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 3/00

715760

A mechanism for determining if images exist before publishing to a web server, and replacing missing images with temporary images for the purpose of providing alternate content while publishing a request for a replacement image. Upon detecting a modification to a web page, a determination is made as to whether the modification includes a link to an image that does not exist at a location specified by a path in the link to the image. Responsive to a determination that the modification includes a link to an image that does not exist at the location, an image placeholder is created for the image at the location. A request is then published for a replacement image for the image placeholder. Responsive to receiving a replacement image for the image placeholder, the image placeholder is replaced with the replacement image at the location.

2017012, May 4, 2017

Jan 11, 2017

15/403281

- Armonk NY, US
Joseph S. Mabry - Canton GA, US
Brian M. O'Connell - Cary NC, US
Keith R. Walker - Austin TX, US

G06F 17/21
G06F 17/30

A method and associated system for managing web page images. After detection of a modification to a web page, the method attempts but fails to retrieve an image from a first location pointed to by a path included in a first link in a list of links included in the web page and in response, an image placeholder is stored at the first location. A request, for a replacement image to replace the image placeholder at the first location, is published. The request specifies that the replacement image must have specified resolution dimensions and a larger size than a size of the image placeholder. The replacement image, which is received in response to the request, is determined to have the specified resolution dimensions and a larger size than the size of the image placeholder and in response, the image placeholder is replaced with the replacement image at the first location.