International Business Machines Corporation

Heng Chu

Ling L Zhang

Al Chakra

Feng-Wei Chen

Chad L Smith

Ting Yong Zhu

Thomas R Haynes

Robert Christian Sizemore

Erich Shannon Magee

Embodiments of the present invention provide a method, system and computer program product for message thread management using dynamic pointers. In an embodiment of the invention, a method for message thread management using dynamic pointers is provided. The method includes selecting a message thread in a message inbox of a messaging client, comparing characteristics of the message thread to a pre-established set of criteria, and removing the selected message thread to remote storage, generating a message thread pointer to the selected message thread and inserting the message thread pointer into the message inbox in place of the selected message thread in response to the characteristics of the message thread satisfying the criteria.

Message thread management using dynamic pointers

A method, computer system and computer program product localize a source language user interface of software application to a target language user interface. While the software application is executing using the source language user interface, source language GUI component text of a GUI component is extracted from bytecode of the software application. The extracted source language GUI component text is formed into a localization pack file. The source language GUI component text of the localization pack file is translated to the target language. In response to the software application executing again, the translated GUI component text is loaded from the translated localization pack file. The GUI component is displayed with the translated GUI component text.

Localizing a java GUI application without source code modification and rebuilding

The location of a mobile terminal may be determined in response to signals received from a plurality of RFIDs. Information from a plurality of RFIDs for determining a location of a mobile terminal is received by the mobile terminal. The mobile terminal may maintain an in-range list that comprises all the RFIDs in which the mobile terminal is currently within their coverage range. The location of the mobile terminal is calculated in response to the received information for determining a location by calculating the common coverage area of the RFIDs in the in-range list.

Location identification of a mobile terminal by employing radio frequency identification

Techniques for enabling a validating parser to interpret a schema, where that schema may have been extended to multiple levels, and to perform the validation of a structured document according to the extended schema while still allowing a consumer application to request objects or events that are cast at some different level of the schema (including the base schema). Validating the source document according to an extended (i.e., more specific) schema enables improved detection of syntax errors. At the same time, casting objects and events from the parsed document to a level requested by the consumer application allows the consumer to receive only those objects or events for which it is adapted, without requiring the consumer application to include extra code to deal with objects or events it does not recognize in the parser's output. Preferably, the parser simply discards those objects or events which this consumer is not interested in receiving.

Applying abstraction to object markup definitions

Location identification

Methods for selectively displaying portions of a hierarchical data set on an electronic display comprise the steps of displaying at least a portion of the hierarchical data set on an electronic display in a tree diagram format. Input may then be obtained from a user to identify one or more displayed nodes in the tree diagram that are to be hidden and/or one or more hidden nodes in the tree diagram that are to be displayed. Based on this input, at least one node in the tree diagram is partially collapsed and/or at least one node in the tree diagram may be partially expanded so as to display the hidden nodes identified by the user and so as to hide the displayed nodes identified by the user.

Methods, systems and computer program products for controlling tree diagram graphical user interfaces and/or for partially collapsing tree diagrams

A method, apparatus, and computer implemented instructions in a data processing system for shipping an item. The system includes receiving an encrypted address identifying a destination for the item, associating the encrypted address with the item, and using a carrier to deliver the item to the encrypted address, wherein the carrier decrypts the encrypted address to deliver the item to the destination. The encrypted address may be encrypted in a manner to limit reusability, such as a single use or a particular carrier.

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Heng Chu