Kirit Kacy Dr Talati

50670727, Nov 19, 1991

Oct 1, 1990

7/591463

Kirit K. Talati - Sunnyvale TX
C. Willard Lackie - Garland TX

VISystems, Inc. - Dallas TX

G06F 9455

395650

The present invention relates to a virtual software machine for providing a virtual execution environment in a target computer for an application software program having one or more execution dependencies that are incompatible with a software execution environment on the target computer. The machine comprises a plurality of independent processes, and a virtual control mechanism having a virtual management interface (VMI) for generating requests for execution to the plurality of independent processes and receiving results of such processing. The requests for execution and the results are communicated via a message exchange mechanism. The machine also includes a pre-processor for generating a pre-processed application program in which the execution dependencies are masked. A compiler/linker receives the pre-processed application program and the virtual control mechanism and generates executable code for the operating system of the target computer. A run-time module of the machine is run by the operating system of the target computer for executing the application software program in the target computer despite the execution dependency that is incompatible with the target computer system software execution environment.

53903307, Feb 14, 1995

Feb 11, 1993

8/016430

Kirit K. Talati - Sunnyvale TX

G06F 1500

395700

A model information control system ("MICS") is used in conjunction with a user-defined information model and one or more conventional information system program modules or "functions" to execute business applications. The MICS includes an event-action-state machine that manipulates the user-defined information model and the functions.

5999942, Dec 7, 1999

Jul 18, 1997

8/896972

Kirit K. Talati - Sunnyvale TX

Appage Corporation - Dallas TX

G06F 1730
G06F 15163

707104

A method and apparatus for changing the behavior of a target application processing system is disclosed. The target application processing systems includes at least one information model including one or more actions defining a process flow having an expected behavior. A second database defines a plurality of other actions wherein each of the actions has a selected behavior associated with the action. Upon selection of one of the actions from the second database, execution of the selected action produces a behavior associated with the action to change the process flow of the target application processing system in accordance with a newly defined behavior.

59038780, May 11, 1999

Aug 20, 1997

8/915436

Kirit K. Talati - Sunnyvale TX
Yashvant Jani - Plano TX

G06F17/60

705 26

A method for providing validated electronic commerce transactions is disclosed. A transaction order generated by a purchaser has a unique transaction identifier associated therewith and the purchase order is transmitted to a merchant and then to a transaction administrator. The transaction administrator contacts the original purchaser and provides the generated unique transaction identifier to confirm whether or not the transaction order was initially provided by the purchaser. Upon verification of origination of the transaction order by the purchaser and other transaction information, the transaction administrator notifies the merchant and the transaction may be completed.

59151153, Jun 22, 1999

Nov 14, 1996

8/749155

Kirit K. Talati - Sunnyvale TX

G06F 945

395705

A model information control system ("MICS") is used in conjunction with a user-defined information model and one or more conventional information system program modules or "functions" to execute business applications. The MICS includes an event-action-state machine that manipulates the user-defined information model and the functions.