International Business Machines Corporation

Global Solar Energy, Inc.

Dale Huber Anderson

Jason Lee Peipelman

Paul Anthony Jennas, Ii

John Charles Elliott

Scot P Albright

Kenton Coleman Green

Angel E Delgado

Matthew John Ward

Scott Wiedeman

Darren Tibor Verebelyi

David V Valverde

Donald M Connelly, Jr

Victoria Rose Marotto

Robert Michael Rauschkolb

Gregory Russell Rentfrow

Jose Alonso Rodriguez

Todd Charles Sorenson

Eric Alan Eckberg

Larry Juarez

David Montgomery

Scott Alan Shurson

Joshua M Rhoades

Philip Matthew Doatmas

Brian Sean McCain

Will A Wright

Michael R Groseclose, Jr

Markus Navarro

Joshua J Crawford

Edwin Ralph Childers

George G Zamora

Kenneth Robert Schneebeli

Linda V Benhase

Mary Catherine Burton

Amy Lynn Therrien

Peter Paul Urbisci

Amy Nicole Morris

Syed T Shafaat

Don K Walston

Oscar M Herrera

Juan Gabriel Venegas

Kaur Ramandeep

John E Wrobel

Grady A Maass

A method for presenting output returned by a command-line interface is disclosed. In one embodiment, such a method submits, by way of a command-line interface (CLI), a command to retrieve a list of resources. The method further submits, in association with the command, an indicator to compress the list. In response to receiving the command and indicator, the method retrieves the list of resources and compresses the list such that resources with identical attributes are presented as a single tuple in the list. Such a tuple may, in certain embodiments, identify the resources with identical attributes as a range of resources and/or as a comma delimited list of resources. The tuple may also, in certain embodiments, identify how many resources with identical attributes are represented by the tuple. A corresponding system and computer program product are also disclosed.

Optionally compressed output from command-line interface

Foldable photovoltaic assemblies and methods of manufacturing such assemblies, including a transparent top sheet having a fold line and a conductive interconnection pattern spanning the fold line. The conductive interconnection pattern includes inter-cell connections configured to interconnect individual photovoltaic cells to form photovoltaic submodules, and also inter-submodule connections configured to interconnect photovoltaic submodules to form an assembly of submodules, which in some cases may be a fully assembled photovoltaic module. The inter-submodule connections span the fold line and are oriented at non-perpendicular angles relative to the fold line.

Foldable photovoltaic assembly with non-perpendicular interconnection

In one general embodiment, a server rack is provided. The server rack includes a sidewall having at least one fixed rail, and an aperture in the sidewall. Further, the server rack includes a retractable terminal configured to extend through the aperture of the sidewall on sliding rails configured to slide along the at least one fixed rail in a direction parallel to the sidewall. In another general embodiment, a server rack is provided. The server rack includes a sidewall and an aperture in the sidewall. The server rack also includes a first fixed rail within the sidewall, a second fixed rail within the sidewall, a retractable terminal configured to extend through the aperture of the sidewall on sliding rails configured to slide along the first and second fixed rails, and an immovable cable bracket mounted on one of the fixed rails for holding a cable extending from the retractable terminal.

Zero-U rack keyboard and monitor

A system for mounting flexible photovoltaic (PV) modules on ribbed rooftops (e.g., purlin bearing rib-style roofs) may include a pair of mating mounting brackets, one affixed to the PV module and the other affixed to a rib of the roof. The PV module may have a concave-down profile when installed, with standoffs installed on a bottom side of the module and hold-down ridge caps installed on adjacent ribs of the roof.

Rooftop mounting system for flexible photovoltaic modules

A computer program product for command result verification is configured to receive a command and an expected result from a command line interface, execute the command, receive one or more result codes resulting from the execution of the command, determine whether the one or more result codes satisfy the expected result, and send a response to the command line interface in response to determining whether the one or more result codes satisfy the expected result.

Command execution results verification

A method to establish a generic remote connection to a command line interface (CLI) application is provided. A server is implemented. The server is configured with a data input channel, a data output channel, and an error output channel, each connected to the CLI application. A second socket for routing a dedicated error data stream is configured. The dedicated error stream in the second socket may execute concurrently with data streams being executed in a first socket. At least one client is implemented. The at least one client is configured with the data input channel, data output channel, and the error output channel.

Generic remote connection to a command line interface application

Solar panel

An apparatus includes a base unit configured to hold electronic equipment, a top panel, a first extension arm that is vertically extendable from a proximal position along a selected dimension of the base unit and a second extension arm that is vertically extendable from a distal position along the selected dimension of the base unit, the first extension arm slide-ably coupled to the top panel, and the second extension arm rotate-ably coupled to the top panel. A corresponding method includes providing the apparatus and raising one end of the top panel previous to raising the other end of the top panel.

Extendable electronics enclosure

In one general embodiment, a server rack is provided. The server rack includes a sidewall and an aperture in the sidewall. The server rack also includes a first fixed rail within the sidewall, and a second fixed rail within the sidewall. Moreover, the server rack includes a retractable terminal configured to extend through the aperture of the sidewall.

An integrated anti-tip mechanism is provided for aiding prevention of an electronics rack from tipping. The anti-tip mechanism comprises a long portion with a first end and a second end, the first end coupled to a base of the electronics rack and the second end coupled to a first end of a short portion. The first end of the short portion is coupled to the second end of the long portion and a second end of the short portion further coupled to a caster. When deployed, the caster rolls in a same direction as a set of casters beneath the electronics rack. The caster is a predetermined distance off the floor such that the weight of the electronics rack is carried by the set of casters beneath the electronics rack but contact the floor if the electronics rack tips thereby preventing the electronics rack from tipping past a predetermined angle.

Electronics rack with integrated anti-tip mechanism

A method for dynamic monitoring of command line queries. The method includes receiving a command that includes a query and one or more parameters, mapping the command to a system resource, monitoring for a state change event pertaining to the system resource or a terminal event until a detection of the terminal event, and retrieving one or more characteristics of the system resource in response to detecting the state change event pertaining to the system resource. The system resource has a plurality of characteristics, each characteristic having a name and a value. A state change event corresponds to a change in one or more characteristics of a system resource.

Dynamic monitoring of command line queries

A method for providing audio feedback for command line interface (CLI) commands in a computing environment. Auditory notifications are generated for indicating a completion of CLI commands. The auditory notifications are configurable by user preferences.

Audio feedback for command line interface commands

A system for providing audio feedback for command line interface (CLI) commands in a computing environment. Auditory notifications are generated for indicating a completion of CLI commands. The auditory notifications are configurable by user preferences.

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Tucson, AZ, United States of America

Dale Huber Anderson