Raphaël Aubert

Raphaël Aubert, a Montreal-based inventor, has made significant contributions to the field of web application development. With six patents to his name, Aubert has demonstrated expertise in access restriction for portions of a web application and implementing a shared set of identifiers for handling links to web application plugins.

In his patent titled "Access restriction for portions of a web application," Aubert introduces an apparatus that allows user-specific access to different parts of a web application. The apparatus includes a processing device that receives user requests to execute a web application. It then sends a query for metadata associated with different web application portions to web application servers. Based on the access rights associated with the user, the processing device receives metadata for a subset of web application portions and loads instances of those portions at specified locations within the web application pages.

Another patent by Aubert, titled "Web application implementing a shared set of identifiers for handling links to web application plugins," presents an apparatus for registering web application plugins using shared identifiers. The processing device in this apparatus obtains shared identifiers associated with different portions of a web application and defines linkable parts of web application plugins corresponding to those identifiers. When the web application component receives a link request specifying a shared identifier, the processing device determines whether any of the defined linkable parts correspond to the given shared identifier. If a match is found, it generates a link to the specified linkable part and returns it to the web application component.

Throughout his career, Aubert has worked with notable companies such as EMC IP Holding Company LLC and Dell Products Inc. These organizations have recognized his expertise and benefited from his contributions in the field of web application development.

Furthermore, Aubert has collaborated with distinguished individuals in the industry, including Stephen Glen Graham and Eric Gelinas. Their collective expertise has likely played a role in the advancement and implementation of the inventions and patents developed by Aubert.

Raphaël Aubert's contributions in the field of web application development have paved the way for enhanced user access control and improved plugin management. With his innovative ideas and patents, Aubert continues to make significant strides in the industry, furthering the progress of web application technology.