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Donald Huene, Fresno, CA US
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20100331851 | SURGICAL SLAP HAMMER - A slap hammer including an adjustable striking member and a releasable retaining mechanism for releasably retaining a sliding weight is disclosed. One described slap hammer comprises a guide rod having a first end and a second end; a striking member coupled to the second end of the guide rod and movable relative to the first end of the guide rod; a sliding weight slidable along the guide rod between the first end of the guide rod and the striking member; a biasing element positioned between the sliding weight and the first end of the guide rod, the biasing element biasing the sliding weight towards the second end of the guide rod; and a releasable retaining mechanism for releasably retaining the sliding weight against the action of the biasing element. | 12-30-2010 |
20130304073 | SURGICAL SLAP HAMMER - A slap hammer including an adjustable striking member and a releasable retaining mechanism for releasably retaining a sliding weight is disclosed. One described slap hammer comprises a guide rod having a first end and a second end; a striking member coupled to the second end of the guide rod and movable relative to the first end of the guide rod; a sliding weight slidable along the guide rod between the first end of the guide rod and the striking member; a biasing element positioned between the sliding weight and the first end of the guide rod, the biasing element biasing the sliding weight towards the second end of the guide rod; and a releasable retaining mechanism for releasably retaining the sliding weight against the action of the biasing element. | 11-14-2013 |
Holger Huene, Heidelberg DE
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20140279661 | TRANSPORTATION CONNECTION CACHE FOR DYNAMIC NETWORK AND ROUTE DETERMINATION - A transportation management system may include a connection cache configured to store connection-relevant transportation information for transportation objects. The connection-relevant transportation information may have been replicated from at least one of a plurality of transportation object sources including at least a first database storing schedules, a second database storing freight bookings, and a third database storing freight orders. The transportation management system may also include a connection cache access engine configured to receive transportation parameters including at least a first location and a second location, and query the connection cache to dynamically select one or more transportation objects from the connection cache related to at least one of the schedules, the freight bookings, and the freight orders, that are relevant for the first location and the second location. | 09-18-2014 |
Peter Huene, Seattle, WA US
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20100070611 | Dye Injected Request Generation - Web server processes can host multiple web applications that process multiple requests from multiple clients. Recorded diagnostic information may not provide a useful separation of server execution data (e.g., functionality executed to process a request) based on a client's use of the web server process. An effective method for separating server execution data by client information is provided herein. Dye is injected into a request from a client, the dye comprises information regarding the client application making the request and a transaction (e.g., client defined set of requests) that the request is comprised within. The dye injected request is sent to a web server process (e.g., on a web server) that extracts the dye and executes the request. During execution of the request, executed functionality is associated and stored with the extracted dye. The recorded server execution data may be organized based upon the request, client, application, and/or transaction. | 03-18-2010 |
Peter C. Huene, Seattle, WA US
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20090138855 | TEST IMPACT FEEDBACK SYSTEM FOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS - Various technologies and techniques are disclosed for facilitating a feedback process regarding the impact that changes to source code will have on tests. Changes contained in at least one source code file are analyzed in combination with code coverage information contained in a data store for a plurality of tests to determine when any of the tests will be impacted by the changes. When at least one test is determined to be impacted by the changes made to the source code file, a warning notification is displayed to a user to notify the user of a possible impact of the changes on the at least one test. | 05-28-2009 |
Peter C. Huene, San Francisco, CA US
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20120167057 | DYNAMIC INSTRUMENTATION OF SOFTWARE CODE - A dynamic instrumentation system is described herein that performs dynamic, in-memory software code instrumentation achieved by injecting a library into the process to intercept module loads and instrument the methods in those modules with appropriate probes. The system instruments original methods to redirect execution to new methods to perform code verification tasks. By performing dynamic instrumentation, no binaries are modified on-disk, any existing code signing is preserved, and the locations from which the binaries are loaded do not matter. The system allows instrumentation to occur on any computing device, without pre-preparation by a tester or developer to install instrumented binaries. The system also does not involve gaining access to potentially sensitive locations on disk, as the binaries are modified in memory with the originals still unchanged on disk. Thus, the dynamic instrumentation system allows for more effective code analysis with less preparation and hassle for code developers. | 06-28-2012 |
Peter Christian Huene, Kirkland, WA US
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20100313180 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR VARYING SOFTWARE BUILD PROPERTIES USING PRIMARY AND SUPPLEMENTAL BUILD FILES - A primary file can be used to specify default build properties for software under development. A set of modified build properties may be stored in a supplemental file. The default build properties can be temporarily overridden with modified build properties for a given build, allowing freedom in the choice of build properties without proliferation of files used for the same purpose, which can be confusing. In addition, users can create new build commands for software under development, and associate the new commands with supplemental files. When the user invokes a new build command, the build process can override the default properties with the modified properties in the supplemental file, and then restore the defaults. Other advantages and features of the invention are described below. | 12-09-2010 |