David J Schneider

6408336, Jun 18, 2002

Mar 4, 1998

09/034507

David S. Schneider - Woodland Hills CA, 91367
Michael B. Ribet - Oak Brook IL, 60523
Laurence R. Lipstone - Calabasas CA, 91302
Daniel Jensen - Van Nuys CA, 91406

G06F 1516

709229, 713201

A scalable access filter that is used together with others like it in a virtual private network to control access by users at clients in the network to information resources provided by servers in the network. Each access filter use a local copy of an access control data base to determine whether an access request made by a user. Changes made by administrators in the local copies are propagated to all of the other local copies. Each user belongs to one or more user groups and each information resource belongs to one or more information sets. Access is permitted or denied according to of access policies which define access in terms of the user groups and information sets. The rights of administrators are similarly determined by administrative policies. Access is further permitted only if the trust levels of a mode of identification of the user and of the path in the network by which the access is made are sufficient for the sensitivity level of the information resource. If necessary, the access filter automatically encrypts the request with an encryption method whose trust level is sufficient.

6536196, Mar 25, 2003

Aug 14, 2001

09/929421

Kelly Harrison - Brentwood CA, 90049
David Schneider - Brentwood CA, 90049

A43C 1700

54 831, 54 832, D30157

A strapless spur system having a base attached to a boot or other footwear, the spur assembly mating with the base on the footwear. A preferred embodiment includes a base that is threaded and built into the boot, and a knurled annular base to assist in mounting the spur to the base or retainer. The spur assembly may also be attached by a mounting plate and have a telescoping spur.

6785728, Aug 31, 2004

Mar 23, 2000

09/533340

David S. Schneider - Woodland Hills CA, 91367
Michael B. Ribet - Oak Brook IL, 60523
Laurence R. Lipstone - Calabasas CA, 91302
Daniel Jensen - Van Nuys CA, 91406

G06F 1516

709229, 713201, 345741

A scalable access filter that is used together with others like it in a virtual private network to control access by users at clients in the network to information resources provided by servers in the network. Each access filter use a local copy of an access control data base to determine whether an access request made by a user. Changes made by administrators in the local copies are propagated to all of the other local copies. Each user belongs to one or more user groups and each information resource belongs to one or more information sets. Access is permitted or denied according to of access policies which define access in terms of the user groups and information sets. The rights of administrators are similarly determined by administrative policies. Access is further permitted only if the trust levels of a mode of identification of the user and of the path in the network by which the access is made are sufficient for the sensitivity level of the information resource. If necessary, the access filter automatically encrypts the request with an encryption method whose trust level is sufficient.

7454887, Nov 25, 2008

Aug 12, 2005

11/202893

Kelly Harrison - Brentwood CA, US
David Schneider - Brentwood CA, US

A43C 17/04

54 831

A strapless spur system having a retainer attached to a boot or other footwear, a detachable base with a spring loaded plunger for secure attachment and detachment of the base to the retainer on the footwear. A preferred embodiment includes a mechanism built into the base which releasably engages the spur. The mechanism may be a spring lock which engages a void on the retainer. The spur assembly may have an upward or downward configured spur and the spur assembly may be engaged to the footwear with any of a number of reciprocal mating configurations.

7783599, Aug 24, 2010

Feb 14, 2008

12/031401

Blake Sullivan - Redwood City CA, US
Tal Broda - Sunnyvale CA, US
Edward J. Farrell - Los Gatos CA, US
Xi Li - Sunnyvale CA, US
Congxiao Lu - Foster City CA, US
Shailesh Vinayaka - Fremont CA, US
Dipankar Bajpai - North Chelmsford MA, US
Max Starets - Lexington MA, US
David Allen Schneider - Aurora CO, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 17/00

707610, 707640, 707661, 707674, 707690, 707822

A system that pushes active data to a client receives a first request for a page that includes active data from the client. The active data includes a component and a corresponding model for a data source of the component. The system determines if the model is active and if so, instantiates an encoder that corresponds to the component. The system queries the model for the active data and renders a user interface representation of the data. The system then returns a response to the request with the user interface representation.

20040078316, Apr 22, 2004

Oct 16, 2002

10/273418

Gregory Clark - Hillsborough CA, US
Andre Srinivasan - San Francisco CA, US
David Burgess - Palo Alto CA, US
David Schneider - Austin TX, US
Gilbert Pilz - Santa Cruz CA, US
Karthik Srinivasan - Sunnyvale CA, US

E2open LLC, a corporation - Redwood City CA

G06F017/60

705/037000

A network directory, a translation element, a registration element and an execution management element provide business process integration between trading partners. The network directory includes information relating to business processes and communication techniques for use with those trading partners. This directory includes a repository of information about objects and entities included in a platform for supply chain management. It includes descriptions of trading partners, administrative functions, business processes, principals and others. The directory can be used to perform such tasks as service discovery, principal authentication and administrative functions. Other elements of the invention such as the translation element, registration element and execution management element can be coupled to the network directory and provide for receiving messages in one or more particular formats, registering new trading partners, integrating new trading partners and providing oversight functions.

20090044500, Feb 19, 2009

Oct 24, 2008

12/257819

Kelly Harrison - Brentwood CA, US
David Schneider - Brentwood CA, US

A43C 17/00

54 831

A strapless spur system having a retainer attached to a boot or other footwear, a detachable base with a spring loaded plunger for secure attachment and detachment of the base to the retainer on the footwear. A preferred embodiment includes a mechanism built into the base which releasably engages the spur. The mechanism may be a spring lock which engages a void on the retainer. The spur assembly may have an upward or downward configured spur and the spur assembly may be engaged to the footwear with any of a number of reciprocal mating configurations.

58061240, Sep 15, 1998

May 13, 1997

8/855464

David Price Schneider - Huntington Beach CA
David Wayne McCleary - Huntington Beach CA

A47L 2500

15 883

An apparatus for cleaning and recycling used vinyl billboards and flex faces by attaching the used media to a series of endless belts which transport the used billboard through a chemical bath. A chemical solution is dispensed on the painted surfaces of the billboard using a series of spray nozzles, then brushes remove the remaining paint and simultaneously polish the used surface. The used solvent containing the dissolved paints is cleaned and recycled for reuse.