Brian S Fox

US Patent:

20140026121, Jan 23, 2014

Filed:

Jul 20, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/554335

Inventors:

Wayne Jackson - Columbia MD, US
Brian Edward Fox - Goffstown NH, US
Mike Hansen - Potomac Falls VA, US
Stuart McCulloch - Kenilworth, GB
Jason Van Zyl - Guelph, CA

Assignee:

SONATYPE, INC. - Silver Spring MD

International Classification:

G06F 9/44

US Classification:

717124

Abstract:

A computer system, method, or computer-readable medium corrects a broken portion of an application. A fingerprint indicates classes that comprise the application. The classes indicated in the fingerprint are looked up to determine whether any is broken. For a broken class, a fixed class is substituted when the broken class is loaded at class load time for the application; a fixed class method is substituted into the broken class, when the broken class is loaded at class load time; fixed byte code is substituted for broken byte code corresponding to the broken class, when the broken class is loaded at class load time; the broken class is unloaded and the fixed class is loaded instead, when the application is running; or the broken class is replaced inside the static application with the fixed class; all without replacing classes which are not broken.

US Patent:

20170147338, May 25, 2017

Filed:

Nov 25, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/951923

Inventors:

- Fulton MD, US
Michael HANSEN - Potomac Falls VA, US
Brian FOX - Goffstown NH, US
Jaime WHITEHOUSE - Guelph, CA
Jason DILLON - San Jose CA, US

International Classification:

G06F 9/44

Abstract:

A computer system, method, or computer-readable medium controls a potentially unacceptable software component intended for a software repository. A pre-defined application or repository policy associated with the repository or application pre-defines risks and, for each of the risks, an action to take for the risk. The action can be a pass action or a does-not-pass action, which are pre-defined programmatic steps also defined in the policy. When the component is not new to the repository or the application, the component is passed through for the usual handling. When the component is new, risks are determined that match the software component; for risks which match, the actions are taken as defined in the pre-defined policy. The pass action can include adding the software component to the software repository. The does-not-pass action is followed for a component that does not pass as a potentially unacceptable software component.

Address:

143 Peyton St, Winchester, VA 22601

Phone:

(540)5320620

VIN:

1G1ZC5E09CF320366

Make:

CHEVROLET

Model:

MALIBU

Year:

2012