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Kleewein
Alois Kleewein, Graz AT
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| 20110037559 | ELECTRICAL MULTILAYER COMPONENT WITH REDUCED PARASITIC CAPACITANCE - An electrical multi-layer component includes a body having a stack of ceramic layers, with a top and a bottom. First and second connection surfaces are on the bottom of the body. Electrode surfaces are in metallization layers among the ceramic layers. Via contacts are between metallization layers. At least one of the via contacts is connected electrically to an electrode surface or to a connection surface. An electrode surface connected to one of the connection surfaces, through a corresponding via contact, is a first electrode structure or a second electrode structure. At least one of the first or second electrode structures includes a via contact that has a blind end. A shortest distance between the first and second electrode structures is a vertical distance from the blind end to: (i) a metallization layer above or below the blind end, or (ii) a blind end of another electrode structure. | 02-17-2011 |
Gerhard Kleewein, Pressbaum AT
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| 20100206692 | STEP FOR ESCALATOR OR PLATE FOR TRAVELATOR, AND ESCALATOR OR TRAVELATOR AND METHOD FOR PRODUCTION - The escalator step ( | 08-19-2010 |
James Kleewein, Kirkland, WA US
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| 20090327519 | ADDING INDIVIDUAL DATABASE FAILOVER/SWITCHOVER TO AN EXISTING STORAGE COMPONENT WITH LIMITED IMPACT - High availability architecture that employs a mid-tier proxy server to route client communications to active data store instances in response to failover and switchover. The proxy server includes an active manager client that interfaces to an active manager in each of the backend servers. State information and configuration information are maintained separately and according to semantics consistent with needs of corresponding data, the configuration information changing less frequently and more available, the state information changing more frequently and less available. The active manager indicates to the proxy server which of the data storage instances is the currently the active instance. In the event that the currently active instance is inactive, the proxy server selects a different backend server that currently hosts the active data store instance. Client communications are then routed to the different backend server with minimal or no interruption to the client. | 12-31-2009 |
James C. Kleewein, Kirkland, WA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100145943 | Using Message Sampling To Determine The Most Frequent Words In A User Mailbox - A method is presented for generating a list of frequently used words for an email application on a server computer. When a request is received for a word frequency list for emails stored in a user's mailbox, a word frequency list is returned if one exists. If the word frequency list does not exist, an asynchronous process is started on the server computer to generate a word frequency list. If the word frequency list exists but it is older than an aging limit, an asynchronous process is started on the server computer to regenerate the word frequency list. The word frequency list is stored in the user's mailbox along with a timestamp indicating the date and time that the list was created or updated. | 06-10-2010 |
| 20110055196 | DATA MINING ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS - User insights derived from communication data may be provided. Communications associated with a user may be collected and analyzed to derive insights about the user. The insight may then be provided to the user, such as for modifying an application functionality, creating a message processing rule, providing new information to the user, and updating an application display or user interface. | 03-03-2011 |
| 20110055264 | DATA MINING ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS - Data mining for organization insights may be provided. Data from a plurality of sources, such as user communications and documents, may be collected. The collected data may be analyzed to identify an insight about users or organizations associated with the communications. The insight may be provided to a user, such as in response to a search query, an analytics tool, or an added application functionality. | 03-03-2011 |
| 20110145208 | POLICY DRIVEN DISTRIBUTED DATA RESILIENCY - A data resiliency layer provides manageable data resiliency policy options for email related applications. Through one or more APIs such applications are enabled to query whether a data resiliency policy is satisfied for a given mailbox or database at a given point in time. Email related applications may consume this information to modify their behavior such as to wait, repeat, or fail the actions at hand to the point where data committal is guaranteed to a degree specified by the data resiliency policy. | 06-16-2011 |
| 20110145565 | FEDERATED AUTHENTICATION FOR MAILBOX REPLICATION - A data replication mechanism is proposed that relies on existing federation infrastructure enabling distributed authentication instead of storing and using explicit credentials for a remote forest. The data replication mechanism requests a federation token with data replication capabilities targeted to the remote forest and passes this token to the remote forest in lieu of explicit credentials. | 06-16-2011 |
| 20110167039 | DISTRIBUTED THROTTLING FOR MAILBOX DATA REPLICATION - Distributed mailbox data replication agents are employed to adjust load on mail system resources by enabling the agents to receive a throttling policy, resource capacity, and current usage information. Each agent preparing to access the resource (e.g. provide replicated data) may then throttle itself ensuring optimum resource usage. The agents may receive the information by querying the resource, which monitors accessing agents and their types, or from a shared space instead of directly from the resource. | 07-07-2011 |
James Charles Kleewein, Kirkland, WA US
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| 20090300238 | DYNAMIC MICROCODE FOR NON-VOLATILE MEMORY - Providing for arbitration and dynamic downloading of microcode at a controller associated with electrically erasable non-volatile memory is described herein. By way of example, a download agent can be provided to a module of such non-volatile memory. Characteristics of the memory module and/or specifications of a host application can be utilized to select one or more memory control modules from a group of such control modules. A selected control module(s) can be installed at the controller via the download agent to provide non-default management of raw memory. Further, arbitration of multiple control modules can be implemented to select among various mechanisms to control/manage raw memory. Arbitration can be based, for instance, on specifications of a host device application. Accordingly, great flexibility and control of raw non-volatile memory can be provided for a host device at an application level. | 12-03-2009 |
Robert A. Kleewein, Redmond, WA US
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| 20090132892 | ENCODING AND APPLICATION OF EXTENDED HAMMING CHECKSUM - A method for calculating an extended hamming checksum and applying the extended hamming checksum to a data packet, the method comprising forming a packet extended hamming checksum mask, calculating a hamming code, calculating an extended hamming checksum using the packet extended hamming checksum mask and the hamming code, and inserting the extended hamming checksum into the data packet. | 05-21-2009 |