1793 results about "JavaScript" patented technology

In a collaborative computing environment, a method and system for displaying revisions associated with a hosted electronic document are disclosed. In accordance with the disclosed method and system, select revisions of an electronic document may be displayed to a user, recreating a visual history play-back of the evolution of the electronic document. The electronic document may be displayed in a web-browsing application, utilizing a Document Object Model (“DOM”) retrieving the select revisions via Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (“AJAX”) calls to a remote device/server.

A method and system for tracking user utilization of a web page. The invention can use a tracking script, which can be a client-based Javascript code in some embodiments. The tracking script can be executed in a visitor's web browser when the customer's web page is loaded on the visitors' computer. The tracking script can be unique to each customer because it can be determined by the elements on the customer's web page and can be generated via a dynamic web server process. In at least some embodiments, when the customer's web page loads on the visitor's computer, the visitor's browser requests the tracking script from a server. The server can then transmit the tracking script to the visitor's browser and the tracking script can register itself and “passively” listens to various browser events.

An apparatus and system for scoring and grading websites and method of operation. An apparatus receives one or more Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI), requests and receives a resource such as a webpage, and observes the behaviors of an enhanced browser emulator as controlled by javascript provided by the webpage. The enhanced browser emulator tracks behaviors which when aggregated imply malicious intent.

A graphical user interface allows a user to create an image having a pop-up menu which is exportable to a target computer without the creating user being required to know how to program in JAVASCRIPT™. Using menu selection in the application in which the image is running, the creating user may insert a pop-up menu instruction associated with an object and positioned at a desired location within the image. The inserted pop-up menu instruction then causes the creating computer to invoke its own routines that construct an exportable JAVASCRIPT™ file that allows for a pop-up menu associated with the desired object to be displayed on the screen of a target system.

A method of developing a computer application by coding a markup document in an XML markup language, coding a business logic component using any programming language, compiling the business logic component into a specific executable code, converting the XML document into a specific markup language document and deploying the converted markup document and the executable code to a client machine running a specific operating system via a network connection. The XML markup document can be converted in any markup language including XUL, SVG, Xforms, XML related languages, HTML, HTML related languages, text, and combinations thereof. The business logic component can be written using any programming language including Java, JavaScript, J#, C#, C, C++, Visual Basic, ActionScript, XSL, XQuery, and XPath, among others. The computer application can run in any operating system including next generation Windows Longhorn, Windows 2000, Linux, Unix, Apple or Palm operating systems, among others.

Disclosed herein is a PDF document type malicious code detection system for efficiently detecting a malicious code embedded in a document type and a method thereof. The present invention may perform a dynamic and static analysis on JavaScript within a PDF document, and execute the PDF document to perform a PDF dynamic analysis, thereby achieving an effect of efficiently extracting a malicious code embedded in the PDF document.

The present invention is a calendaring system implemented as a JavaScript application for program execution on individual Internet browsers alter being downloaded by a webserver. The JavaScript application generates HTML on-the-fly and a graphical user interface is displayed on a user's screen. The result is an interactive scheduling system that can be shared between users on the Internet.

A method and apparatus is disclosed herein for detecting and preventing unsafe behavior of script programs. In one embodiment, a method comprises performing static analysis of a script program based on a first safety policy to detect unsafe behavior of the scrip program and preventing execution of the script program if a violation of the safety policy would occur when the script program is executed.

The present invention permits a JavaScript-based Remote Procedure Call (RPC) to be executed from a Web page displayed in a Web browser window, without utilizing browser plug-in, Java Applet, or ActiveX technology. Traditionally, clunky downloads and Web browser plug-ins has been required to enable Web page interactivity, which greatly compromises the performance and reach of the Web page. Based purely on HTML and JavaScript, the present invention utilizes the HTML <script> element to pass data to the server and execute a remote procedure, receiving the resulting output to the same displayed Web page. The present invention can be used to build a lightweight Web page that offers real-time data and interactivity.

A method and system for collecting and using in combination data from information sources in a correlated manner to deliver more relevant and effective advertising is provided. Website owners register with a service provider, submit relevant information about their website and download website analytics software enabling relevant data to be tracked by and transmitted to the service provider's online database. Service provider also collects data from other information sources including an online website exchange, webcrawlers and other software (e.g. toolbars, cookies, javascript) that track the navigation history of individual Internet users and their demographic information. Service provider correlates and analyzes submitted data from some or all of the information sources to determine scores, meaningful ranking and other useful information regarding the efficacy of websites for potential advertisers. Potential advertisers perform search requests on the service provider's database using advertiser-specific parameters to retrieve a portfolio of advertising opportunities that are optimally matched with the advertiser's specifications. The advertisers may edit the results and submit a request via service provider to the one or multiple website owners to implement the portfolio of resulting and/or revised advertising opportunities.

The method allows the funds from the purchase of a single item to be automatically divided and distributed to multiple recipients according to pre-arranged royalty and percent ownership arrangements. The purchase of multiple items can also be managed this way. In one embodiment, the method may employ JavaScript fee-split code that can be uploaded from a remote merchant server. The code can be executed within the web browser of a buyer's computerized device, and then send instructions over the Internet to the API of an automated Internet ecommerce system. The ecommerce system will then automatically split the buyer's single item payment to multiple recipients, and automatically credit the escrow account of the multiple recipients at the time of the buyer's purchase. In another embodiment, the details of the fee split arrangement can be stored in the remote ecommerce system, and be automatically invoked when the user makes a purchase.

A software module at an e-mail gateway server scans incoming e-mail messages suspected of being phishing messages and inserts a script program into the head or body of the message in HTML form. The message is converted into an HTML document if necessary. The script program is written in a language such as VBScript, JScript, ECMAScript or JavaScript and can be run in a browser. The modified message is delivered to the recipient. When the e-mail client software on the user's desktop encounters the HTML content a browser starts up and the script program is executed by the browser. The script program can then take any action necessary to counter any hostile content of the message such as providing a warning message, comparing hyperlinks, intercepting a redirect request, warning about suspect attachments, etc.

A text based script file describing enhancements is parsed to produce platform dependent enhancement files that may be employed to produce enhancements on a set top box, enhanced television, or computer display. A script file may be of XML format and a parser may be an XSL translator. A parser may import HTML and Javascript from other applications. A parser may support a media player for emulation to view video and enhancements. Trigger data for rendering enhancements may be formatted into a javascript array. Trigger events may be employed to replace graphic pointers or text values. Multiple parsers, each supporting a specific platform, allow a single script file to be employed across multiple platforms. New platforms or versions of platforms are supported through new or updated parsers.

A system for unobtrusively monitoring web browser execution of JavaScripts, and reporting errors and/or success of execution of the JavaScripts. Web pages are transmitted from a web page server to a web browser, the pages include at least two JavaScripts and one or more AJAX commands. The web browser executes the JavaScripts, and the AJAX commands using a client-side AJAX engine, including establishing an asynchronous connection between the web browser and an error processing server. When the JavaScript completes successfully or terminates through error, a non-cacheable error details message is sent by the monitoring and collecting JavaScript the error processing server via the asynchronous connection.

A service monitor and a browser monitor determine performance metrics on both a server and a client in connection with a distributed application running on a network. While applicable to other types of distributed application data, an example is described in which a Web page is requested by a user running a browser program on the client computer. In response, the server transmits the requested Web page, along with JavaScript code that defines a browser monitor, to the client. A browser monitoring function controlled by this code determines a plurality of different performance metrics related to the access of Web pages by the client. In addition, the server monitor determines performance metrics specific to its function in providing the Web page to the client. A correlated performance metric is determined by combining a server performance metric with a browser performance metric.

The invention provides a system and method for authenticating Kerberos users on common web browsers. In the system, a normal web browser is capable of rendering HTML and optionally running JavaScript. A web server acts as a gateway that converts information from the normal browser to normal Kerberos traffic and a Kerberos distribution center (KDC) maintains Kerberos user accounts.

An apparatus and method for detecting the actual viewing of advertisements contained in Web pages or the like, recording the detected information, and transmitting the recorded information when necessary. The above noted features are accomplished through the use of a Java Applet in combination with JavaScripts (or other Dynamic HTML language) and cookies.

Systems and methods for automatic display of scaled and/or resized images that fit within pre-defined areas in a web browser are disclosed. The method may be implemented using an image scaling JavaScript component embedded within a HTML document. Upon resizing the a client document browser in which the document is displayed, the component is resized and requests, receives and redisplays a resized image within the resized component from a server. By having the server perform the resizing, the resized image not only fits within the resized component but also maintains the quality of the image without the need for special client-side software.