Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Velocity.com

Organicnet, Inc.

Other

James Louis Long

David W McComb

Eric C Peterson

Philip Michael Walker

Simon Hoare

Matthew Dennis Haines

Jason D Goldman

Charles Martin McJilton

Mike Stephenson

Karin M Boes

A system for distributing multimedia filesusing a media serverand corresponding method thereof are described. The system comprises a processing device; a network interface; and a storage device. The storage devicecomprises: a set of multimedia files; and a set of executable instructionswhich cause the processing deviceto receive a multimedia file; update a website to comprise the received multimedia filefor distribution to a web client in response to receipt of the multimedia file; update a streaming content to comprise the received multimedia filefor distribution to a streaming client in response to receipt of the multimedia file; and respond to received requests for the received multimedia file

Multimedia album publication to media server

A data processing system includes a file system manager that organizes content into albums using a tagging technique. The file system manager comprises a filename utility that sets a unique filename for each file of uploaded files across a plurality of albums and an album manager utility that manages an album according to a list of tags. The tags include unique content file references and content metadata, whereby a file instance in a cross-section of the tags is included in multiple albums.

File system manager using tagging organization

A storage system includes at least one storage device on which are provided data storage volumes and an extended storage volume. The data storage volumes include a first data storage volume that is implemented with a data protection mechanism, and a second data storage volume that is implemented without the data protection mechanism. Also, an extended storage volume is provided that is initially un-allocated to any of the data storage volumes. A controller dynamically allocates at least one portion of the extended storage volume to the particular data storage volume to dynamically expand storage capacity of the particular data storage volume.

Dynamically expanding storage capacity of a storage volume

A method for implementing a software application by shifting all the definition of an application into data, which need not be translated to code to be run, which is run by code which remains the same from application to application.

Organicware applications for computer systems

An apparatus and method for operating a graphic user interface in a windowing operating system. A value representing a mapping of logical inches to real measurement units is determined from information stored in the operating system. A physical size in real measurement units of a display device is determined. A user viewing the display device is asked to identify a displayed graphic image having a preselected dimension in real measurement units. A plurality of graphic objects are displayed, where each of the graphic objects have a different size. The user viewing the plurality of graphic object is asked to select one of the graphic objects. The size of the selected graphic object is saved as a first user-defined size.

Device independent window and view system

A database system including a query mechanism for accessing data stored in the database. The database system includes classes comprising stored code enabling User generated database queries comprise data indicating one or more addresses at which the desired data resides. The query mechanism parses a query in to a plurality of query components. A query class in the query system instantiates a query component object for each of the query components. The query component objects are chained together to form query chains that enable message passing between the query component objects.

Crucible query system

A device for supporting an overhead load such as a drywall panel in an overhead location, consisting of a helmet including a hard hat and a rotatable flat turntable supported from the hard hat. In one form, a base for the rotatable turntable is demountable supported on the hard hat, and in the alternate form, the bearing for supporting the turntable is formed integrally of the hard hat.

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James Louis Long