Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Electronic Data Systems Corporation

Gerald R Dolan

John Couchot

Harriet E Brichta

Robert L Astle

Roger J Henn

Drew A Hollander

William D Hawthorne

Raymond J Adams

Marc Douglas Stiegler

Donna M Bermender

Robert W Adas

An example method is provided in according with one implementation of the present disclosure. The method includes receiving a verification request from a unique web-key, determining whether the web-key is associated with an account, and receiving an electronic authentication associated with the web-key. The method further includes verifying the electronic authentication and the association between the web-key and the electronic authentication, and granting, with the computing device, the verification request.

Verification request

According to one aspect, there is provided a method of controlling access to a network resource. The method comprises receiving a request to grant a user access to the network resource, the request including a user identifier, determining whether the received user identifier is stored in a local user data store associated with the resource, and where it is not so determined determining, from user details stored in a master user data store, whether the user is authorized to access the resource, and where it is so determined obtaining a password, and storing the obtained password and user details in the local data store associated with the network resource.

Method and apparatus for controlling access to a network resource

A system and method (10) for collecting and processing input data (16) and generating output data (24). The system (10) uses a plurality of dictionary tables (22) to control the reading, processing, and outputting of data. The system (10) includes at least one input processing table (32) having format and content information of the input data (16), and at least one output processing table (34) having format and content information of said output data (24). A multi-tasking process (60) is used to spawn a plurality of subtasks (90), each subtask processing one type of data, said subtasks accessing said input processing table (32) for determining how said input data (16) are to be read, and further accessing said output processing table (34) for determining how to create and format said output data (24). Other data dictionary tables (22) are used to track system activity and statistics, define the system that generated the data, and avoid duplicate processing of data.

Data collection, processing, and reporting system

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Melissa, TX, United States of America

Gerald R Dolan