Bruce E. Walsh - Londerry NH, US Robert W. Horne - Littleton MA, US Paul P. Martel - Newburyport MA, US Nonthiya Watson - Derry NH, US
Assignee:
AVAYA Holdings Limited - Hamilton, HM HX
International Classification:
H04M 3/42 H04L 12/16 H04Q 11/00
US Classification:
37920201, 37920501, 370260, 370266
Abstract:
According to the principles of the invention, there is provided a conferencing system that dynamically assigns calls to DSP resources. The system may attempt to process each audio conference on a single DSP node, so that information about conference participants does not need to be shared across DSP nodes. Further, the mapping of call channels to resources within a DSP node may be automated so that it is transparent to a conferencing system control application. Where more than one DSP node is required for a particular conference, there is further provided a system for linking DSP nodes. There are also provided methods for managing audio conferencing resources.
Jorge Nario - Westborough MA, US Wen-Ying Chu - Brookline MA, US Rob Chapman - Douglas MA, US Paul Martel - Abington MA, US Yevgeny Safontchik - Groton MA, US Mark Moore - Apex NC, US Edward Kelly - Merrimack NH, US
International Classification:
G06F 3/01 G06F 15/16
US Classification:
715760
Abstract:
Methods and apparatuses, including computer program products, are described for dynamically generating a mobile application. A server receives a request from a mobile device to launch an application on the mobile device. The server generates a configuration file based on the launched application. The server transmits the configuration file to the mobile device for generation of a user interface of the launched application using the configuration file. The user interface includes a first display area using browser functionality of the mobile device to display one or more web page elements formatted by the server to appear as native to the mobile device. The user interface further includes a second display area having one or more interface elements that are native to an operating system of the mobile device.
Object Oriented Network System For Allocating Ranges Of Globally Unique Object Identifiers From A Server Process To Client Processes Which Release Unused Identifiers
Winslow R. Cuthbert - Groton MA Craig S. Harris - Acton MA Craig R. Leckband - Bedford MA Paul A. Martel - Fitchburg MA
Assignee:
Ontos, Inc. - Burlington MA
International Classification:
G06F 1516
US Classification:
395700
Abstract:
A system for generating globally unique identifiers for objects in a distributed object oriented database. In one embodiment the system comprises at least two processors connected by means of a network to a processor executing a server process which provides globally unique identifiers for objects throughout the network. Each processor on the network may execute one or more client processes, each of which may run transactions against the database. Each such client process transmits a request to the server process which provides the globally unique identifiers when that client process requires a globally unique object identifier for objects which the requesting client process is creating. In response to the request, the server which provides globally unique identifiers transmits a range of globally unique object identifiers to the requesting client process. The requesting client process then allocates object identifiers from this range of globally unique object identifiers to the objects it is creating.
Chase Oaks Church - Assistant Technical Director (2012) Hewlett-Packard - Webcast Producer (2011) City of Plano, TX - Telecommunications Specialist (2005-2010)
Cathy Bovia, David Sullivan, Karen Beliveau, Michelle Salisbury, Anne Bergeron, Denise Desjean, Lori Lebeau, Renee Lawton, Linda Gingras, Barbara Diggett, Susan Daigle