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An XML schema is a description of a type of XML document, typically expressed in terms of constraints on the structure and content of documents of that type, above and beyond the basic syntactical constraints imposed by XML itself. These constraints are generally expressed using some combination of grammatical rules governing the order of elements, Boolean predicates that the content must satisfy, data types governing the content of elements and attributes, and more specialized rules such as uniqueness and referential integrity constraints.
Mechanism and apparatus for using messages to look up documents stored in spaces in a distributed computing environment
InactiveUS6643650B1AdvertisementsMultiple digital computer combinationsXML schemaRepresentation language
A system and method for searching for documents within spaces in a distributed computing environment are provided. A client sends a lookup message to a space which stores documents. The lookup message may specify desired characteristics, such as a name or partial XML schema, of the stored documents. The documents may include XML service advertisements and XML device advertisements as well as general-purpose XML documents. A set of zero or more documents which match the lookup message are discovered. In one embodiment, the lookup message may include a desired name. If the lookup message includes both a desired name and a desired schema, the set of discovered documents may include both discovered documents having a name that matches the desired name and discovered documents having a schema that matches the desired schema. If the lookup message includes neither a desired name nor a desired schema, the set of discovered documents may include substantially all the documents stored in the space. After the matching documents are found, the space may send a lookup response message to the client. For each discovered document, the lookup response message may include a name and an advertisement. Each advertisement may include information which is usable by the client to obtain the respective discovered document or access the resource (e.g., a service) that the document advertises. The advertisements and messages may be expressed in a data representation language such as XML.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
Advertisements for peer-to-peer computing resources
A system and method for providing advertisements in a peer-to-peer networking environment is described. In one embodiment, the peer-to-peer protocols may use advertisements to describe and publish the existence of peer resources. An advertisement may be defined as a structured, language neutral metadata structure that names, describes, and publishes the existence of a peer-to-peer platform resource, such as a peer, a peer group, a pipe, or a service. In one embodiment, user-defined advertisement subtypes (for example, using XML schemas) may be formed from these basic types. A peer in a peer-to-peer network may publish a resource advertisement to make the resource corresponding to the advertisement available to other peers on the network. Peers may discover published advertisements by broadcasting discovery query messages. Other peers may respond to discovery query messages by sending response messages that may include advertisements.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
System and method for testing of web services
ActiveUS7028223B1Overcome problemsIncrease exerciseError detection/correctionData switching networksXML schemaRegression testing
The present invention is a module testing tool for Web services. In one embodiment, the present invention automates the testing of Web services that use SOAP as a wire protocol and HTTP as a transport protocol. The invention provides an easy interface for exercising Web services and testing their functionality. The invention helps users confirm the responses to SOAP messages with such features as fault detection, textual comparisons, XML validation by DTDs or XML Schemas, and the ability to express and flag complex patterns in XML. The invention lets the users validate responses that require application-specific verification (such as business logic validation) by plugging in their own code. It also provides the capability to perform regression testing of web services. The invention can automatically creates regression test controls from SOAP Client responses, or users can create their own regression tests.
Owner:PARASOFT
Trusted construction of message endpoints in a distributed computing environment
InactiveUS6792466B1Multiple digital computer combinationsTransmissionXML schemaDistributed Computing Environment
In a distributed computing environment, a message gate may be the message endpoint for a client or service to communicate with another client or service. Devices may have a gate factory (e.g. message endpoint constructor) that is trusted code on the device for generating gates based on XML message descriptions. The use of the gate factory may ensure that the gate it generates is also trusted code, and that the code is correct with respect to a service advertisement. A service advertisement may indicate, for a particular service, a message schema, service URI and authentication service URI. In one embodiment, the pieces the gate factory needs to construct a gate are the XML schema of the service and the URI of the service. In another embodiment, an authentication credential may also be obtained and used in gate construction by running an authentication service specified in the service advertisement. A gate factory for a device may generate gate code that may incorporate the language, security, type safety, and / or execution environment characteristics of the local device platform. By constructing gates itself, a device has the ability to ensure that the generated gate code is relatively bug-free, produces only valid data, and provides type-safety.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
System and method for automatically generating XML schema for validating XML input documents
ActiveUS20060041838A1Natural language data processingSemi-structured data mapping/conversionXML schemaComputer module
Techniques, systems and apparatus for automatically generating schema using an initial documents constructed in an XML compatible format are disclosed. A method involves providing an initial XML document that and analyzing the XML document to identify the XML data structures in the document and generating a data framework that corresponds to the data structure of the XML document. The data items of the initial XML document are analyzed to determine data constraints based on the data items of the initial XML. Schema are then generated based on the data framework generated and the data constraints determined from the raw xml data. These principles can be implemented as software operating on a computer system, as a computer module, as a computer program product and as a series of related devices and products.
Owner:SUN MICROSYSTEMS INC
Extensible resource messaging between user applications and network elements in a communication network
InactiveUS20060075042A1Easily use new network resourceAvoid resourcesMultiple digital computer combinationsTransmissionXML schemaMessage passing
Extensible resource messaging in a communication network is provided through creation of a flexible, extensible, and secure messaging environment. A client-server architecture may be implemented in which user applications employ messaging clients to send resource requests for network information, allocation and other operations and receive resource responses, and in which network elements, through resource agents, may use messaging servers to accept resource requests and return resource responses. Resource agents in different network domains may interact through the messaging environment and work together to fulfill resource requests. An XML-based messaging mechanism may be built with a defined message format that can provide flexible message contexts. Network resource semantics may be specified using XML schemas so that network resources are expressed as resource-specific XML elements and network updates can be implemented by updating the XML resource schemas. Secure enhancements may be realized by secure transport, message verification and other means.
Owner:NORTEL NETWORKS LTD
Mechanism and apparatus for URI-addressable repositories of service advertisements and other content in a distributed computing environment
InactiveUS7080078B1Save spaceCreate efficientlyWeb data indexingBuying/selling/leasing transactionsXML schemaInformation space
A system and method for interaction and access to shared content among clients and services in a distributed computing environment. A client may access a space service. The space service may store one or more XML service advertisements and / or other XML content in a space, and each of the service advertisements may include information which is usable to access and execute a corresponding service. The space service may include an XML schema which specifies one or more messages usable to invoke functions of the space service. For example, the schema may specify methods for reading advertisements from the space and publishing advertisements in the space. In accessing the space service, the client may send information such as an XML message (as specified in the schema) to the space service at an Internet address. In accessing the space service, the client may search the one or more service advertisements stored in the space. The client may select one of the service advertisements from the space. The desired service may be executed on behalf of the client. Upon execution, the service may generate a set of results. In one embodiment, these results may be published in a new space which may be accessed by the client for whose benefit the service was executed.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
Automated molecular mining and activity prediction using XML schema, XML queries, rule inference and rule engines
InactiveUS20090228445A1Efficient and accessibleDigital data processing detailsRelational databasesXML schemaCausal inference
Method and system for analyzing relationship between molecular structure and biological activity in one or more molecules by transforming molecular structure data into a hierarchical representation of chemical concepts and descriptors and detecting common tree-like patterns in the data.
Owner:SYST BIOLOGY 1 PVT
Efficient construction of message endpoints
InactiveUS7072967B1Easy constructionAvoid constructionMemory loss protectionError detection/correctionXML schemaDistributed Computing Environment
In a distributed computing environment, a message gate may be the message endpoint for a client or service. A message gate may provide a secure message endpoint that sends and receives type-safe messages. Devices may have a gate factory (e.g. message endpoint constructor) that is trusted code on the device for generating gates based on XML message descriptions. In one embodiment, the gate factory may construct a gate from the XML schema of the service, a URI for the service, and an authentication credential. Access to some services may be unrestricted. For such services, a gate may be constructed without an authentication credential, saving the overhead of running an authentication service and incorporating an authentication credential. Gate construction may also be optimized for certain clients that do not desire to perform checking of messages against a service's XML schema. If verification is not desired, a client may avoid or may chose to avoid building (e.g. by a gate factory) some or all of the gate code that checks the messages against the XML schema. Also, the building of a gate may be made lightweight by appropriate reuse or sharing of pieces used to construct other gates. Devices may maintain a cache of gates to avoid constructing them each time the same service is run.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
System and method for capturing user actions within electronic workflow templates
ActiveUS20070106633A1Enabling useMeet cutting requirementsUltrasonic/sonic/infrasonic diagnosticsDiagnostic recording/measuringXML schemaDisplay device
Owner:IMPRIVATA
Apparatus and method for dynamic web service discovery
An apparatus and method is provided to dynamically search for available Web services by persistently searching a distributed multi-level UDDI registry chain, interrogating their published technical specifications and enabling the consumer to find, bind, and invoke the desired Web service in real-time and without intervention by the consumer. The search criteria includes identifying candidate published services that fall within an acceptable margin of error based on information previously published within a consumer service profile. The measure of conformance between the registry semantic map and consumer service profile is parameterized and chosen by the consumer in advance. The service profile includes an XML schema which exposes consumer profile metadata and corresponding information sets used by a rules engine for pattern matching purposes.
Owner:BAE SYST INFORMATION & ELECTRONICS SYST INTERGRATION INC
Mechanisms for storing content and properties of hierarchically organized resources
Various techniques are provided for facilitating the management of hierarchical data within a relational database system. One such technique involves separating the storage structures used to store data that captures the information about the hierarchy (the “hierarchy structures”), from the storage structures used to store the content of the resources that belong to the hierarchy (the “content structures”). Techniques are also provided for allowing users to customize the metadata attributes associated with resources that belong to the information hierarchy. One technique involves registering XML schemas that specify the metadata attributes desired by a user. Another technique involves storing attributes that do not correspond to any declared field in a “catch-all” column within the resource table. Techniques are provided for determining how to store resources as they are added to the database. According to one technique, the database server searches the data of the resource to find content-type information. If content-type information is found, then the database server consults a content-type to content-structure mapping to determine where to store the content of the resource.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
Mapping XML schema components to qualified Java components
InactiveUS20050114394A1Data processing applicationsSemi-structured data mapping/conversionXML schemaNamespace
The present invention provides a method, apparatus, and computer instructions for mapping and labeling XML schema elements and types. In an exemplary embodiment, each XML schema element and type is uniquely labeled, using distinguishing parameters such as namespace to create name parts like a Hashing code and suffixes in order to achieve unique mapping. The parameters selected are predetermined in order to achieve naming that remains distinct across successive consumptions of a schema. The selection disclosed accomplishes unique labeling, while also permitting one to still adhere to the strict naming standards of the target language (e.g., Java). As a result, schema components belonging to multiple namespaces can be mapped to Java components belonging to a single package.
Owner:IBM CORP
Apparatus and method for mapping relational data and metadata to XML
InactiveUS6871204B2Data processing applicationsDigital data processing detailsXML schemaRelational database
Techniques are provided for mapping XML data and metadata from data in relational databases. According to certain embodiments of the invention, a mechanism is provided to allow the user to use a database query to retrieve data form a relational database in the form of XML documents by canonically mapping object relational data to XML data and canonically mapping object relational schemas to XML-Schemas. The mechanism causes the generation of XML-schema information for the XML documents.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
Mechanism and apparatus for accessing and addressing services in a distributed computing environment
ActiveUS8135796B1Multiple digital computer combinationsBuying/selling/leasing transactionsXML schemaDistributed Computing Environment
In a distributed computing environment, a service advertisement may include information for a client to access a particular service. A service may publish the service advertisement in a space which stores documents such as eXtensible Markup Language (XML) documents. The advertisement may include a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) and an XML schema for the service that specifies XML messages which are usable to invoke functions of the service. A client may access the space and read the advertisement to construct a gate for access to the service. The client may send a first XML message to the service at the URI, wherein the first XML message is specified in the XML schema, to invoke one or more functions of the service. The service may send a second message specified in the XML schema (e.g., a message including the results of the invoked function(s)) to the client.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP
System and method for reporting hierarchically arranged data in markup language formats
InactiveUS20050005233A1Easy to operateDigital computer detailsSemi-structured data mapping/conversionXML schemaPaper document
A system and method comprising a reporting mechanism for outputting an HMTL and XML document from a collection of hierarchically maintained settings such as group policy object settings or resultant set of policy data. The reporting mechanism provides a substantially complete view of which settings are configured (enabled) in a given group policy object, or a view for a resultant set of policy (that is applied to a given SOM), along with the values of the settings. The markup language format enables viewing a flat representation of the settings, and printing, saving and / or transporting of the settings. XML schemas describe a valid representation of group policy settings, and a valid representation of resultant set of policy.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
XML schema for network device configuration
ActiveUS20050149626A1Key distribution for secure communicationData processing applicationsXML schemaFile device
An Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) schema is used to generate configuration settings files. A wireless configuration XML schema defines an XML file for configuring wireless network settings on a wireless device. A wide area network (WAN) configuration schema defines an XML file for configuring a WAN device. A local area network (LAN) configuration schema defines an XML file for configuring a LAN device. A broadband modem configuration schema defines an XML file for configuring a broadband modem device. A device configuration schema defines an XML file for reporting the configuration of a device.
Owner:ROVI TECH CORP
Efficient type annontation of XML schema-validated XML documents without schema validation
InactiveUS20050177578A1Efficiently annotate either entire XML document and XMLDigital data processing detailsSemi-structured data indexingXML schemaPaper document
Type annotation record information storage for annotated automaton encoding for high-performance XML schema validation is optimized in a space efficient aspect. Subsequent to type annotation record information organization, type annotation records are used for type annotation of validated XML documents, either by implementing annotation records and type annotation part of an algorithm only, or by skipping one or more validation steps in a full validation implementation. Given a schema context, a type annotation may be performed for a validated XML fragment as opposed to an entire document. In addition, default features such as attribute and type are supported.
Owner:IBM CORP
Efficient XML schema validation of XML fragments using annotated automaton encoding
InactiveUS20050177543A1Without compromising performanceSave a lot of timeDigital data processing detailsNatural language data processingXML schemaRuntime verification
A method and system for Extensible Markup Language (XML) schema validation, includes: loading an XML document into a runtime validation engine, where the runtime validation engine includes an XML schema validation parser; loading an annotated automaton encoding (AAE) for an XML schema definition into the XML schema validation parser; and validating the XML document against the XML schema definition by the XML schema validation parser utilizing the annotated automaton encoding. Each XML schema definition is compiled once into the AAE format, rather than being compiled each time an XML document is validated, and thus significant time is saved. The code for the runtime validation engine is fixed and does not vary depending on the XML schema definition, rather than varying for each XML schema definition, and thus space overhead is minimized. Flexibility in the validation process is provided without compromising performance.
Owner:IBM CORP
Markup language visual mapping
Methods and systems are provided for mapping markup language data and schema, such as eXtensible Markup Language (XML) data and XML schema, to selected fields (cells, columns, rows) of a spreadsheet application document. An XML schema file is associated with a spreadsheet application document by providing a mechanism of adding the schema definitions to the spreadsheet application document. Furthermore, XML schema constructs such as elements, attributes, and simple content are associated to regions in the spreadsheet application document by providing a tree view structure of a generalized instance of a given XML schema file. A user may drag and drop markup language nodes representing elements, attributes and simple data content, from the tree view structure of the generalized instance of the XML schema file onto a spreadsheet worksheet grid. Once a cell, column or row in worksheet grid accepts the dropped element or attribute, an association is made between the target location in the worksheet grid, and the definition, data type and rules associated with the dropped element or attribute by setting an XML path language (XPATH) marker to point the target location back to the selected element or attribute in the XML schema file. Having all or partially all desired markup language elements or attributes associated with desired target locations in the spreadsheet grid, a general mapping of marked-up locations in the spreadsheet grid and their associated elements and / or attributes in an associated XML schema file is created.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
Aggregated information access and control using a personal unifying taxonomy
Techniques are described for providing users with aggregate access to and control over information from multiple storing applications and information services, and for enabling developers to integrate such aggregate access and control into applications. Textual markup language may represent the structure of grouping items. Examples using XML and XooML (“Cross Tool Mark-up Language,” an XML schema) are provided, such that users need not change the storing application or service in order for those users' informational structures to be represented.
Owner:JONES WILLIAM P
Multi-level multi-user web services security system and method
ActiveUS20050015591A1Digital data processing detailsMultiple digital computer combinationsXML schemaWeb service
A security system and method for granting multi-level access to data items in a distributed network. An architecture is provided, comprising: an authentication server that provides access to a web portal using a web services based communication framework; a system for securely establishing security credentials for an end user logging into the authentication server system; an access directory that obtains the security credentials for the end user from the authentication server, generates a set of XML credential data based on a predefined XML schema, and returns the XML credential data to the authentication server; and wherein the authentication server passes the XML credential data to the web portal in order to grant access to the end user for data items accessible via the web portal.
Owner:GREEN MARKET SQUARE LTD
XML schema collection objects and corresponding systems and methods
InactiveUS20050120029A1Reduce processing timeDigital data information retrievalDigital data processing detailsXML schemaRelational database
The present invention provides “XML Schema Collections” and methods and systems for using the same. XML data is typically stored as an XML instance, each of which should conform to a “schema” according to a desired goal. An XML schema provides identification and organization for the data supplied by an XML instance. XML Schema Collections are collections of one or more XML schema namespaces. An storage location designated for storage of XML data, such as an XML column in a relational database, can be “typed” with an XML Schema Collection object, allowing that storage location to store XML instances that conform to more than one XML schema. XML Schema Collections provide increased data storage versatility, and facilitation of data searches.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
Management of markup language data mappings available to a spreadsheet application workbook
InactiveUS7007033B1Data processing applicationsDigital data processing detailsRoot elementXML schema
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
System and method for enhancing XML schemas
A system and method for enhancing XML schemas is presented. A schema enhancer inputs an input schema, a parameter file, and (optionally) a preamble file to generate an enhanced schema. The optional preamble file comprises definitions and syntax for elements and / or attributes to be added and / or to modify relationships in the input schema to create the enhanced schema. Instructions for modifying the input schema to generate the enhanced schema comprise the parameter file.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
Method and apparatus for schema-driven XML parsing optimization
ActiveUS20050097455A1Reduce demandReduce stepsDigital computer detailsNatural language data processingXML schemaPaper document
Schema-driven XML parsing techniques allow an XML parser to optimize its parsing process by composing parse and to dynamically generate parsing code components based on XML schema definition for the targeted XML document. These techniques reduce the XML parsing time and reduce the memory requirement during parsing process. Further, a reconfigurable parser is provided which is guided during parsing of the XML document by XML element lexicographical information and state transition information extracted from a schema associated with the XML document. Pre-allocated element object pools may be provided based on the schema analysis to reduce the requirements for dynamic memory allocation and de-allocation operations.
Owner:NTT DOCOMO INC
Device control using job ticket scoring
ActiveUS6975820B2Electrographic process apparatusDigital output to print unitsXML schemaComputer printing
A method for controlling a device capable of performing an operation in response to a job ticket includes comparing the job ticket with options within the capabilities of the device for fulfilling the job. One such device is a printer coupled to a computer for printing text and the like in accordance with such a job ticket. The job configuration and the options defining the plurality of operations preferably are stored in data structures, most preferably XML files validated under an XML schema defining options for a universe of similar operations. Each comparison of the job configuration with a device capability option results in a score. These scores are compared to obtain an optimal or preferred option which best approximates the job ticket within the capabilities of the device.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
System and method of translating a relational database into an XML document and vice versa
ActiveUS20080320023A1Easy to useImprove performanceDigital data processing detailsNatural language data processingXML schemaRelational model
A method of translating a relational database into an XML document comprises generating an Extended Entity Relationship model from relational schema associated with the relational database and applying a schema translation process to the Extended Entity Relationship model to map the relational schema into a Document Type Definition (DTD) of an XML schema. An XML Tree Model is then generated from the Document Type Definition, the XML Tree Model being representative of one or more data semantics of the relational schema which are preserved as one or more data semantics in the XML document. Relational data from the relational database is then converted into the XML document using the relational schema and the XML schema from the Document Type Definition and / or the XML Tree Model. There is also described a method of translating an XML database into a relational database which comprises the reversal of the steps of the aforementioned method, and a system for implementing both methods.
Owner:FONG JOSEPH S P
Command line interface abstraction engine
InactiveUS6907572B2Digital computer detailsCathode-ray tube indicatorsXML schemaCommand-line interface
A CLI description language is implemented to define a set of command keywords and arguments forming CLI description files. The CLI description language is implemented using Extensible Markup Language (XML). A set of XML tags and corresponding semantic definitions are provided. An XML schema is defined for the CLI description language. The CLI description files are compiled into runtime format using the XML schema. The CLI description files provide a mapping of object names to services of the system.
Owner:CALIX
Method and system for instant messaging bots specification using state transition methodology and XML
InactiveUS20050138132A1Multiple digital computer combinationsData switching networksXML schemaPaper document
A framework for creating instant messaging Bots that autonomously operate within an instant messaging sessions to respond to requests from other user(s) or Bot(s). Bot operation is defined by a state machine with one or more states that are described in XML documents. These XML documents abide by the grammar of a Bot Transition Definition Language (BTDL) that is defined in an XML schema. A Bot developer creates a state transition diagram via a Graphical User Interface. The state transition diagram defines states, transitions between states, and conditions for each of those state transitions and methods to be performed upon each state transition. An XML document that conforms to BTDL format is created from the state transition definition diagram. Both stateful and stateless Bots are defined using XML documents abiding to a BTDL format. A runtime environment implements the Bots, accepts runtime inputs and generates responses.
Owner:IBM CORP
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