Cellco Partnership

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Meera Deshpande Kumarjiguda

Shankar Anantrao Kulkarni

Venkat Gaddam

Julie Weinstein

Neil Thomas Razzano

Henry H Li

Ryan Stewart-Gardiner

Vanasri Gururaj Upadhye

A method including obtaining, via a first push notification received by a mobile station, a first usage amount of a mobile communication network resource allocation associated with the mobile station; storing, in the mobile station, the first usage amount; determining that the stored first usage amount is out of date; in response to the determination that the stored first usage amount is out of date, transmitting a request for a usage amount of the mobile communication network resource allocation; receiving a response to the request, the response indicating a second usage amount of the mobile communication network resource allocation; and displaying, on a display unit included in the mobile station, a graphical indication of an amount of the mobile communication network resource allocation that has been used or remains to be used, based on the second usage amount.

Push/pull hybrid for wireless device usage metering

Connection pooling is proved in the context of middleware. A request is first received from an application. The received request is forwarded to a back end mechanism. When a response is received from the back end mechanism, as a response to the request, information is obtained from the response. A pool of database connections is maintained with at least a minimum number of connections open, where the minimum number of connections is determined independent of one or more application threads. To store the information in a database, a database connection is allocated from a pool of open database connections created to facilitate access to the database. After the information is stored in the database using the database connection, the database connection is returned to the pool of database connections.

In-house elegant JDBC connection pooling solution for message broker

The instant application describes examples of managing a customer's mobile station and providing a notification of a resultant change. The disclosed examples provide for a subscriber device management application that executes on a customer's mobile device that allows changes to be made remotely to an operational control parameter of mobile station. In response to a change to the operation control parameter, a notification may be sent as a mobile messaging service message to a mobile station other than the customer's mobile station.

Reassigned mobile message notifications

A system includes a first node and a second node. The first node includes a first memory storing executable instructions for configuring the first node to receive a service request from a frontend application. The first node identifies a timeout required for processing the service request and sends the service request to a backend application for processing. The second node includes a second memory storing executable instructions for configuring the second node to monitor for a response regarding results of processing of the service request. In response to the timeout for the service request elapsing before receiving a backend application response to the service request, the second node sends a response informing the frontend application from which the service request was received that the backend application has not responded to the service request.

Sending synchronous responses to requests from frontend applications

The instant application describes a method of managing a customer's mobile station and providing a notification of a resultant change. The method includes steps of communicating over the air through a mobile communication network with a subscriber device management application running on the customer's mobile station; causing the subscriber device management application to attempt to change an operational control parameter of the customer's mobile station, via the over the air communication; and determining an outcome of the attempted change of the operational control parameter of the customer's mobile station. The method also includes a step of sending a mobile messaging service message, providing notification of the attempted change of the operational control parameter of the customer's mobile station, through the mobile communication network to another mobile station associated with the customer.

An enterprise middleware program system receives service requests from frontend applications. The service requests are sent to a backend application for processing and a timeout established by the frontend applications for processing the service requests is identified by intermediary nodes. The system monitors for responses regarding results of processing the requests from the backend application. If a response to one of the service requests is received from the backend application by one of the intermediary nodes prior to the timeout elapsing, the response is sent to the frontend application from which the request was received; whereas, if a response is not received prior to the timeout elapsing, the system sends a timeout message to the frontend application in lieu of the response.

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Meera Deshpande Kumarjiguda