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Parthasarathy M. Aji, Raleigh, NC US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100058364APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE ENHANCEMENT - Some embodiments of application programming interface (API) enhancement in a networked system have been presented. In one embodiment, a servlet is initialized on a centralized server in the networked system. The capabilities of an application programming interface (API) accessible by the client are expanded to allow the client to have data converted to a predetermined format when executing an automation script in order to perform an administrative task on multiple computing machines in the networked system without user intervention.03-04-2010

Prashant Aji, San Jose, CA US

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20080264905METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR MEASURING A CHARACTERISTIC OF A SUBSTRATE OR PREPARING A SUBSTRATE FOR ANALYSIS - Methods and systems for measuring a characteristic of a substrate or preparing a substrate for analysis are provided. One method for measuring a characteristic of a substrate includes removing a portion of a feature on the substrate using an electron beam to expose a cross-sectional profile of a remaining portion of the feature. The feature may be a photoresist feature. The method also includes measuring a characteristic of the cross-sectional profile. A method for preparing a substrate for analysis includes removing a portion of a material on the substrate proximate to a defect using chemical etching in combination with an electron beam. The defect may be a subsurface defect or a partially subsurface defect. Another method for preparing a substrate for analysis includes removing a portion of a material on a substrate proximate to a defect using chemical etching in combination with an electron beam and a light beam.10-30-2008

Srinivas Mandayam Aji, Bangalore IN

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20090150988Authenticated service virtualization - Virtualizing a service is disclosed. A request to access a service from a first server is received from a client. A secret data associated with the first server is used to process the received request. The processed request is sent to a second server. The first and second servers are associated with a virtualization; and wherein the processed request can be used by the second server to authenticate the client.06-11-2009