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Gerginov
Georgi Gerginov, Sofia BG
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| 20090077119 | Model-Based Integration Of Business Logic Implemented In Enterprise Javabeans Into A UI Framework - A system and method for integrating business logic implemented in Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) into a user interface framework are disclosed. A design-time environment includes an analyzer that analyzes selected EJBs and generates a model representation of the selected EJBs, and further includes a metadata provider to provide additional metadata to the model representation. A runtime environment has a generic model component to access the selected EJBs based on their model representation, and executes the selected EJBs in the user interface framework. | 03-19-2009 |
| 20110145794 | ENTERPRISE JAVABEANS EXPLORER - A system and method to display an application server resource landscape in a hierarchical view and invoke an Enterprise JavaBeans business method with a complex object as an argument. In one embodiment, the hierarchical view permits user input to initialize attribute values for simple and complex arguments. A graphical user interface presents invoked business method execution results. | 06-16-2011 |
Georgi A. Gerginov, Sofia BG
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| 20090172648 | BYTE CODE ANALYSIS LIBRARY - A method to obtain offline source code is described. The system implementing the method extracts metadata from offline source code an constructs a logical model of the extracted metadata. | 07-02-2009 |
Vladislav Gerginov, Braunschweig DE
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| 20110031969 | ATOMIC MAGNETOMETER AND METHOD OF SENSING MAGNETIC FIELDS - A magnetometer and method of use is presently disclosed. The magnetometer has at least one sensor void of extraneous metallic components, electrical contacts and electrically conducting pathways. The sensor contains an active material vapor, such as an alkali vapor, that alters at least one measurable parameter of light passing therethrough, when in a magnetic field. The sensor may have an absorptive material configured to absorb laser light and thereby activate or heat the active material vapor. | 02-10-2011 |