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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 05, 2013
Filed:
Nov. 08, 2007
John D. Fish, River Forest, IL (US);
Benjamin R. Wolf, Chicago, IL (US);
Amy M. Gilchrist, Chicago, IL (US);
Michael D. Wolf, Chicago, IL (US);
Daniel A. Hartley, Chicago, IL (US);
Matthew C. Dorn, Holland, MI (US);
John D. Fish, River Forest, IL (US);
Benjamin R. Wolf, Chicago, IL (US);
Amy M. Gilchrist, Chicago, IL (US);
Michael D. Wolf, Chicago, IL (US);
Daniel A. Hartley, Chicago, IL (US);
Matthew C. Dorn, Holland, MI (US);
West Services, Inc., Eagan, MN (US);
Abstract
A dynamic data-modeling system and a content management framework combined into a high-level application development framework is disclosed. In one embodiment, the system for application development, comprises a data-modeling framework configured to enable a user to define a logical data model. The data-modeling framework dynamically translates the logical data model into a corresponding physical data model. The changes to the logical data model are automatically adjusted in the physical data model accordingly. A content management framework is coupled to the data-modeling framework. The content management framework is configured to provide tools to enable the user to manage content associated with the physical data model based on the logical data model.