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58 results about "Unique element" patented technology

The unique element defines that an element or an attribute value must be unique within the scope. The unique element MUST contain the following (in order): one and only one selector element (contains an XPath expression that specifies the set of elements across which the values specified by field must be unique)

Integrated shopping cart for sale of third party products and services via the internet

The current invention includes an improved system for an e-commerce vendor to seamlessly incorporate products and services from a third party into its own e-commerce site. This system enables the e-commerce vendor to display the third party products and to accept orders and arrange fulfillment of these products through its own site in a manner that is seamless to the end user. When the e-commerce retailer requests product information from the supplier, the supplier provides the retailer with product information and URLs at which additional information can be located. The retailer uses this information to retrieve product images, descriptions and information and to display this information to its customer on its own site. Each of these items is tagged with a unique element identifier that contains a number of details about the product. This information tagged to the product image or description enables the product to be easily identified by both the retailer and the supplier. When the customer purchases the products from the retailer, the necessary information is tagged to the product information and, thus, is available for placement of the order with the supplier. This enables the product order to be routed to and fulfilled by the third party supplier in a manner that is transparent to the customer.
Owner:SYNIVERSE ICX LLC

Method for secure communication between a secure hardware device and a computer and apparatus for changing a shared secret for generating a session key for a secure communication between a secure hardware device and a computer

There is provided a method for secure communication between a secure hardware device connected to a computer and said computer,
said method comprising the steps of:
  • a) defining a group of secret sets including at least two secret sets, each of which includes a secret and an assigned identifier,
  • b) storing the group of secret sets in the secure hardware device in such a manner that the secure hardware device can retrieve the secret of any of said secret sets from the assigned identifier,
  • c) selecting a first one of said secret sets and storing said selected first secret set in a first application,
  • d) delivering the first application which includes the first secret set to a user who executes the first application on a computer being connected to the secure hardware device,
  • e) wherein the first application defines a first session key and generates first session key indication data based on the first secret set, said first session key indication data including the identifier of the first secret set as the only element from the first secret set, and transmits said first session key indication data to the secure hardware device, which retrieves, as a first secret, the secret of the first secret set based on the identifier included in said first session key indication data, and further retrieves the first session key from said first session key indication data based on the first secret, so that for secure communication the first session key for encrypting and decrypting of data to be transmitted between the secure hardware device and the computer is shared.
Owner:SFNT GERMANY

Integrated shopping cart for sale of third party products and services via the internet

The current invention includes an improved system for an e-commerce vendor to seamlessly incorporate products and services from a third party into its own e-commerce site. This system enables the e-commerce vendor to display the third party products and to accept orders and arrange fulfillment of these products through its own site in a manner that is seamless to the end user. When the e-commerce retailer requests product information from the supplier, the supplier provides the retailer with product information and URLs at which additional information can be located. The retailer uses this information to retrieve product images, descriptions and information and to display this information to its customer on its own site. Each of these items is tagged with a unique element identifier that contains a number of details about the product. This information tagged to the product image or description enables the product to be easily identified by both the retailer and the supplier. When the customer purchases the products from the retailer, the necessary information is tagged to the product information and, thus, is available for placement of the order with the supplier. This enables the product order to be routed to and fulfilled by the third party supplier in a manner that is transparent to the customer.
Owner:SYNIVERSE ICX LLC

Systems and methods for managing global warming

A closed end financial instrument for the monetization of greenhouse gases is disclosed. The closed end security has unique features providing for the securitization of greenhouse gas reductions (e.g., avoidance, sequestration, transformation) on global and sub-global scales. A universal carbon index based on the computed value for metric tons fossil fuel derived CO2 from measurements of the carbon 14 isotope, directly linked to fossil fuel emissions, is also disclosed. The 14C based universal index provides a unique and novel market mechanism to value and track fossil fuel carbon across all reduction genres and measurement platforms. Sub-global indexes for 14C and other GHGs representing partial carbon budgets for specific regions are accounted for within the global budget. The global and sub-global GHG indexes may operate in real time across all GHG currency transactions constituting a live GHG trading regime. An asset allocation system, based on trace gas emissions over small to large scales is also disclosed providing a means to manage and reduce GHG emissions with market-based risk assessment versus return and modern portfolio theory paradigms. Features such as small, mid and large, growth and value are applied to GHG reduction efforts by trace gas type. The unique elements of financial mechanism, global and sub-global carbon indexes and asset allocation options provide a means to manage, reduce and monetize the burden of GHGs to the atmosphere and resultant global warming.
Owner:PLANETARY EMISSIONS MANAGEMENT
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