Cisco Technology, Inc.

Chartiq, Inc.

Selsius Systems Inc.

Finsemble, Inc.

Michael H McClung

Henry Chen

Richard B Platt

Jeffery A Sanders

Paul S Hahn

Andrew J Francke

Robert David Corley

Siddharth Gautam Dalal

Ryan Christopher Sharp

Daniel Gary Schleifer

Terrence Russell Thorsen

Bradley Stewart Carter

Christopher Edwin Pearce

Richard A Dunlap

Robert T Bell

James Rodgers Tighe

Ronald D Higgins

Liang Wu

Jiahe Zhuang

Frank Roland Zerangue, Jr

Jeffrey A Sanders

Haiyun Zhang

Yew Kuan Choo

James R Tighe

A method and system for interoperability between mark-up language applications, executable within a browser container, includes accessing a first exchange script in the first application and a second exchange script in the second application. The method and system includes executing the applications on the processing device and executing a microservices module disposed at a desktop services layer between the first application and the browser container and between the second application and the browser container. The method and system includes communicating between the applications and the microservices module using exchange scripts, as well as determining, within the microservices module, an interaction in the first application and generating an action command for orchestrating interoperability, transferring the action command from the microservices module to the second application and performing a processing operation in the second application based on the action command.

System and method for integrating multiple applications

A method and system provides for integrating multiple executable applications, including executing a non-browser application and executing a first application within the browser platform, the browser platform including a microservices layer. The method and system includes executing a bridge between the non-browser application and the first application. The method and system displays the first application in a browser window and encapsulates the non-browser application for display in a non-browser window. The method and system groups these two windows such that any adjustments to the browser window is reflected in the non-browser window, assimilating the non-browser application in a browser window. Using the bridge and microservices layer, hotkey commands are further propagated to the browser application.

Assimilation method and system for browser and non-browser display window

A method and system for interoperability between mark-up language applications executable within a browser container, including accessing exchange scripts in each application and executing a microservices module in communication with the first application and the second application, the microservices module disposed between the applications and the browser container. The method and system, based on an interaction between the first application and the microservices module, emits a strand including both a data field and a command field. The method and system accessing a rules engine to determine at least one rule associated with the strand, generates modified strand based on the at least one rule and broadcasting the modified strand to the second application via the second exchange script, and converts the modified strand to an action command and performing a processing operation in the second application based on the action command.

A method and system for interoperability between a first and second mark-up language application, both executable within a browser container, includes accessing a first exchange script in the first application and a second exchange script in the second application. The method and system includes executing a desktop services module in communication with the applications, the module disposed between the applications and the browser container. The method and system includes communicating between the first application and the desktop services module using the first exchange script and communicating between the second application and the desktop services module using the second exchange script. Therein, the method and system determines an interaction in the first application via desktop services module, generates an action command for the second application via an interoperability function in the desktop services module, and performs a processing operation in the second application based on the action command.

System and method for integrating multiple applications operating on a shared platform

Providing a proxy server feature includes initiating the proxy server feature at an endpoint of a number of endpoints. Registration information comprising addresses for the endpoints is received and then stored in a routing table at the endpoint. The endpoint locates a callee endpoint using the routing table in order to establish a session with the callee endpoint.

Providing a proxy server feature at an endpoint

A system for, and method for, performing state-based signaling on behalf of a stateless client. In one embodiment, the system includes a controller, couplable to a state-based terminal, that translates at least one stateless signaling message received from the stateless client to at least one state-based signaling message for presentation to the state-based terminal thereby facilitating a media stream communications session between the stateless client and the state-based terminal over an Internet Protocol (IP)-based network.

System and method for performing signaling on behalf of a stateless client

In one embodiment, a distributed, dynamic and call based feature controller election is executed in a distributed call processing system which is simple, robust, and consistent. The election is based on which VOIP telephone returns an appropriate SIP message first to a feature controller elector, which may be implemented on a proxy communicating with a wide area network.

Shared feature controller election in distributed VOIP environment

In one embodiment, a method can include: (i) routing a primary call from a transferor to a transferee; (ii) routing a consultation call from the transferor to a transfer target; and (iii) forwarding a sequence of session initiation protocol (SIP) messages to a third-party device for SIP media renegotiation for transferring between the transfer target and the transferee.

Distributed SIP-based transfer feature

A system includes telephony devices that provide services and applications through the execution of scripts in web pages.

Providing telephony services using intelligent end points

According to one embodiment, a method for creating telephony features for an endpoint includes receiving a plurality of instructions defining a graphical representation of an implementation of one or more telephony features for an endpoint. The graphical representation includes a plurality of graphical elements representing a state process of the one or more telephony features. The graphical representation is generated in accordance with the plurality of instructions. A plurality of text commands corresponding to the graphical elements are determined. The text commands specify a plurality of actions of the state process. The graphical representation is converted into customized feature logic that includes the plurality of text commands. The text commands provide the one or more telephony features for the endpoint.

Distributed service creation environment for intelligent endpoints

A method is provided for establishing a roaming line number in a communication network. The method includes receiving information from a telephony device indicating a desire to program a roaming line number for the telephony device. The method also includes associating the roaming line number with a packet network address of the telephony device such that calls placed to the roaming line number will be directed to the telephony device.

System and method for establishing roaming line numbers

In one embodiment, a method can include: when performing a park operation: (i) receiving a first message from a park call phone; (ii) providing a second message having a park code to the park call phone; and (iii) receiving a third message having call information from the park call phone; and when performing a retrieve operation: (iv) receiving a fourth message having the park code from a retrieve call phone; (v) providing a fifth message having the call information to the retrieve call phone; (vi) forwarding a sixth message having the park code from the retrieve call phone to a parked device; (vii) forwarding a seventh message from the parked device to the retrieve call phone; and (viii) receiving an eighth message having the park code from the retrieve call phone.

Call park/retrieve using SIP

Communicating a call having a number of dialogs includes initiating a call between a first endpoint and a second endpoint. A first connection for a primary dialog of the call is established according to a feature. The first endpoint determines that the primary dialog has reached a predetermined state, and determines whether the second endpoint is operable to accept the second connection for the secondary dialog. The second connection for the secondary dialog is established if the second endpoint is operable to accept the second connection.

Transferring multiple dialogs of a call

Techniques for voice instant messaging (VIM) on a programmable telephone set include receiving configuration data that includes VIM ID data that indicates a particular group of telephone sets. A start signal is received that indicates a start of a new message directed to the particular telephone set over a particular communication channel associated with the VIM ID. In response, VIM audio data received over the communication channel is recorded. It is determined whether the particular telephone set is currently in use. If not, then the VIM audio data is played over a speaker on the particular telephone set. These techniques allow instant, persistent audio messages to multiple recipients without a computer.

Techniques for voice instant messaging on a telephone set

A method for providing telephony features at an endpoint includes accessing a service framework at an endpoint. The service framework is operable to provide one or more telephony features. Feature logic associated with a first telephony feature is accessed. The feature logic specifies a plurality of actions for implementing the first telephony feature. The first telephony feature is registered to receive an intercept upon the occurrence of an event. The occurrence of the event for which the first telephony feature is registered is identified. The event initiates a transition from a first state to a second state. The feature logic associated with the first telephony feature is loaded to provide the first telephony feature.

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Michael H McClung