Patent classifications
H04L67/1095
Data storage and retrieval system for non-contiguous medical device operational data
A web-based interface enables medical personnel to remotely monitor medical devices. A monitoring system records operational data and alarms from the medical devices in a file. However, since network connections between the medical devices and the monitoring system are intermittent, the file does not contain a contiguous stream of data for each medical device. The file pauses recording during gaps in network connectivity. The system displays current data, as well as a list of alarms. If medical personnel wish to view more detail about an earlier time or one of the alarms, the system calculates where in the file the medical device data was recorded. This calculation accounts for the discontiguous nature of the data. The system uses times the network connection is made and broken to calculate an index into the file that corresponds to the time of the user-selected alarm.
Virtualised gateways
A system comprising a gateway for interfacing external data sources with one or more accelerators. The gateway comprises a plurality of virtual gateways, each of which is configured to stream data from the external data sources to one or more associated accelerators. The plurality of virtual gateways are each configured to stream data from external data sources so that the data is received at an associated accelerator in response to a synchronisation point being obtained by a synchronisation zone. Each of the virtual gateways is assigned a virtual ID so that when data is received at the gateway, data can be delivered to the appropriate gateway.
Portal management
A method includes transmitting initial page data from a service platform customer instance to a client device. The initial page data representing a first page of a portal, and the first page includes a widget associated with a second page. The method further includes receiving, from the client device, a selection of the widget. The method further includes obtaining mapping data indicating an association between the second page and a third page, the association specific to the portal. The method further includes, in response to the selection and the association, routing the client device to the third page rather than the second page.
Portal management
A method includes transmitting initial page data from a service platform customer instance to a client device. The initial page data representing a first page of a portal, and the first page includes a widget associated with a second page. The method further includes receiving, from the client device, a selection of the widget. The method further includes obtaining mapping data indicating an association between the second page and a third page, the association specific to the portal. The method further includes, in response to the selection and the association, routing the client device to the third page rather than the second page.
REDUCED PIN COUNT INTERFACE
An apparatus is provided that includes a set of registers, and an interface of a computing block. The computing block includes one of a physical layer block or a media access control layer block. The interface includes one or more pins to transmit asynchronous signals, one or more pins to receive asynchronous signals, and a set of pins to communicate particular signals to access the set of registers, where a set of control and status signals of a defined interface are mapped to respective bits of the set of registers.
Switching between fault response models in a storage system
A storage system switching between mediation models within a storage system, where the switching between mediation models includes: determining, among one or more of the plurality of storage systems, a change in availability of a mediator service, wherein one or more of the plurality of storage systems are configured to request mediation from the mediator service in response to a fault; and communicating, among the plurality of storage systems and responsive to determining the change in availability of the mediator service, a fault response model to be used as an alternate to the mediator service among one or more of the plurality of storage systems.
DOCUMENT ARCHITECTURE WITH FRAGMENT-DRIVEN ROLE-BASED ACCESS CONTROLS
A document production system may construct a document from fragments based on a theme associated with the document. The theme may contain section(s), each section having an access control list (ACL) associated therewith. The ACL may specify role-based user group(s) and permission(s) for the role-based user group(s). The system may evaluable rules applicable to the document. At least one rule may pertain to the ACL(s). The evaluation may include, at least in part, utilizing user login information received over a network from a client device. In constructing the document, the system may assemble the document in accordance with the rules and utilizing the fragments and meta information that describes the document. The system may render the document thus assembled utilizing the ACL, generate a view of the document, and communicate the view of the document over the network to the client device for presentation on the client device.
DELTA DATABASE SYNCHRONIZATION
Aspects of the embodiments are directed to synchronizing at least a portion of a link-state database. A network element can lose an adjacency. The network element can transmit a request to a neighboring network element for synchronization of a link-state database. The request can include a version number of a last synchronized link-state database from the neighboring network element. The neighboring network element can determine whether the version of the link-state database is greater than or less than a copy of the link-state database stored by the neighboring network element. If the requested version number is less than the neighboring network element's link-state database version number, then the neighboring network element can send changes to the link-state database since the requested link-state database version number.
COPY/PASTE FILES BETWEEN REMOTE AGENT AND LOCAL MACHINE IN HTML5 VIEW DESKTOP
A method includes transmitting, from a virtual desktop client operating in a hypertext markup language (HTML) based browser application running on a client device to a remote virtual desktop agent on a server, a command to copy a file. In response to receiving the command to the copy the file, receiving, at the client device, a path from the remote virtual desktop agent, where the path is used to identify a location of the file to a web server. The method includes receiving, at the client device, a command from a user to paste the file. In response to this command, the method includes transmitting, from the virtual desktop client on the browser application on the client device, a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) command to the web server to retrieve the file. The method also includes receiving, at the client device, the file from the web server.
FEDERATED SCHEME FOR COORDINATING THROTTLED NETWORK DATA TRANSFER IN A MULTI-HOST SCENARIO
Embodiments relate to systems and methods that facilitate coordination amongst host devices that share network resources in order to use available bandwidth effectively. Embodiments can ensure the host devices themselves take responsibility for sending their data via shared network bandwidth, keeping access to bandwidth fair to all the host devices. Embodiments also include adapting to a continuously changing network bandwidth allocation policy for the shared network resource. In one embodiment, this includes using tokens (e.g., small chunk messages) to represent a grant to a host device to send a specified number of bytes over the network. Using a token generator module and a distributed queue, embodiments provide a unique and adaptive way to manage data transmissions among host devices within available resources.