Richard Moon

Title: Richard Moon and Automated JMX Connector Generation.

Introduction

Richard Moon is an inventor associated with Boomi, Inc., in Jersey City, New Jersey. His patent work addresses the automated integration of Java Management Extensions (JMX) data into integration processes. Moon is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Moon’s listed patent, “Automated Generation of Java Management Extensions (JMX) Connector Within Integration Platform,” describes a way to configure a JMX connector automatically. The disclosed approach iterates through descriptors of JMX attributes or operations to generate a data schema, which can then be incorporated into the connector’s profile.

During execution, the schema enables the connector to retrieve attributes from resources monitored through JMX or to invoke operations exposed by a JMX server’s application programming interface. The invention is intended to make JMX data available to integration processes in a manner similar to conventional integration data, while helping keep that data within the integration platform’s security boundaries.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Moon’s patent activity with Boomi, Inc. His listed invention focuses on reducing the technical expertise needed to build connectors between integration processes and JMX servers.

Collaborations

Matthew J. Pilcicki and Michael Bachman are identified as Moon’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborations.

Conclusion

Richard Moon’s listed patent presents an approach to automating JMX connector configuration, making management data easier to incorporate into integration processes while supporting platform-level security.