Robert A Gallagher

US Patent:

8290971, Oct 16, 2012

Filed:

Sep 9, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/207436

Inventors:

Paul T. Klawitter - Frankfort IL, US
Robert S. Gallagher - New Lenox IL, US
David M. Johnson - Frankfort IL, US

Assignee:

Applied Systems, Inc. - University Park IL

International Classification:

G06F 17/30
G06F 7/00

US Classification:

707758, 707755, 707756

Abstract:

A system and method for remotely displaying a plurality of data items is disclosed. The system determines a total quantity of displayable data items and optionally receives an indication of a display control size from a remote client. The server stores a threshold value indicating a relationship between a quantity of data items and a size of a display control. The server compares the quantity of data items and the received indication of the display control size. If the comparison exceeds the threshold value, the server sends a subset of the items to the remote client for display, and sends additional items as requested by the remote client. If the comparison is less than the threshold value, the server sends each of the items to the remote client for display. The server repeats this comparison for changes in the quantity of data items or the size of the display control.

US Patent:

20100064230, Mar 11, 2010

Filed:

Sep 9, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/207448

Inventors:

Paul T. Klawitter - Frankfort IL, US
Robert S. Gallagher - New Lenox IL, US

Assignee:

APPLIED SYSTEMS, INC. - University Park IL

International Classification:

G06F 3/048

US Classification:

715748

Abstract:

A system and method for remotely displaying screen files and for trapping a customized set of operator input is disclosed. A server generates and deploys a plurality of screen files to a remote client. The screen files each include a plurality of display control elements and a list of events to be trapped and forwarded to the server. The list of events may be optimized for each particular screen file. The remote client displays the plurality of display control elements and stores the list of events. For any event that occurs which is included in the list of events, such as a submit data event, the remote client sends data indicative of the event to the server. The server interprets the data indicative of the occurrence of the event, processes the event, and, if appropriate, generates and sends a command to update the displayed representation of the screen file.

US Patent:

20130253960, Sep 26, 2013

Filed:

May 24, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/902406

Inventors:

FRANK D. SMITH - FRANKFORT IL, US
PHILIP J. SMITH - BEECHER IL, US
JONATHAN D. GREIMAN - MOKENA IL, US
MICHAEL F. CURIEL - CROWN POINT IN, US
ROBERT S. GALLAGHER - NEW LENOX IL, US

Assignee:

APPLIED SYSTEMS, INC. - University IL

International Classification:

G06F 17/30
G06Q 40/08

US Classification:

705 4, 707827

Abstract:

A system is configured to store different categories of business data. The system is accessible by one or more electronic devices. The system is operable to feed business output data to the electronic devices. The business output data is importable into other systems.

US Patent:

60268522, Feb 22, 2000

Filed:

Jun 8, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/093082

Inventors:

Richard J. Barton - Port Huron MI
Robert M. Gallagher - Detroit MI
Brian L. Martin - Clyde MI
Darlene E. Forster - Maryville MI

Assignee:

Blue Water Plastics, Inc. - Marysville MI

International Classification:

F16K 1500

US Classification:

13751215

Abstract:

A pressure relief valve such as is used to relieve over-pressure in the passenger compartment of an automotive vehicle has valve flaps which are retained in connection with a housing by molded-in-place retainer strips. The valve is manufactured by an injection molding tool having a pair of mold halves defining a first mold cavity for forming the housing and a second mold cavity for forming the flaps. After the housing and flaps have set, the mold is opened, with the housing remaining in contact with one mold half and the flaps remaining in contact with the other mold half. One mold half is then moved relative to the other to place the housing and the flaps in alignment with one another, and the mold halves are closed again to place the flaps inside the housing and define a third mold cavity extending along the lines of desired attachment between the flaps and the valve seats. A third quantity of thermoplastic material is injected into the third mold cavity where it sets to form the retainer strips, bonding with the edges of the flap and the adjacent edges of the valve seat. The third mold cavity also extends around a peripheral flange surrounding the housing, forming a seal which is bonded to the housing.