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Mechanisms for web-object event/state-driven communication between networked devices

Web-based event/state-driven mechanisms and methods for simplifying communication between networked multifunction devices, such as copiers, printers, facsimile machines and multifunction devices using a networked database for the creation and presentation of device metrics and status data. Web-based multifunction performance metrics and calculations themselves are created within concurrent (multiple instances) of Web objects, wherein a Web object is a self-contained entity with data and a state machine lifecycle. State changes inside and outside the Web object are made by sending events to event queues and routing them to other state machines within other Web objects or instances of the same Web object. Data and events between Web objects are formed into a regular event syntax providing a simpler method of communication than those of procedural programming approaches. The arguments of the events are processed by specific instances of state machines that compose each Web object to perform an appropriate action. The metrics displays and corresponding calculations within the Web object's state machine are highly self-contained and concurrent, hiding networked database contention and database locking, and enforcing atomicity with it's runtime software. Calculations are performed and displayed from within a very small context within each Web object's state minimizing external communications and further simplifying software application development efforts.
Owner:MAJANDRO LLC

Method to secure credit card information stored electronically

InactiveUS20060282372A1Ensure integrityMinimize expirationAcutation objectsFinanceCredit cardChecksum
A method by which merchants who store sensitive credit card information can secure the information from theft, while minimizing the impact on the customer, as well as minimizing the cost of implementation. The merchant uses a special secured record for the storage of the credit card information for a specific customer. The record consists of two parts. The first part of the record contains public information which is visible to anyone with access to the record. The public information includes the merchant identity, along with information that constrains the use of the record, such as limits on the type of purchase, amount of purchase, or frequency of purchase, as well as the expiration date of the record, approved shipping addresses, and other constraints that make the record effectively useless to anyone except the merchant who created and stored the record, as well as limiting possible abuse by said merchant. The second part of the record contains private information which is encrypted so as to be visible only to parties authorized to view the information. The private part of the record will contain the sensitive credit card information, along with a checksum of the contents of the record. When the record is submitted to the clearing entity, the private part of the record is decrypted using the appropriate key. The checksum is used to verify that the record has not been modified, and that the public and private sections correspond to each other. Once the record is validated, constraints are applied, and if met, the credit card information is used to process the transaction.
Owner:ENDRES TIMOTHY GERARD +1
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