Jack Chen

6621827, Sep 16, 2003

Nov 10, 2000

09/711368

Babak Rezvani - Ossling NY
Jack L. Chen - Astoria NY

Xanboo, Inc. - New York NY

H04L 12403

370449, 370346, 370352, 370429

A method is disclosed for transferring data from a data source to a service broker. The method includes providing a data source and a service broker; providing a moderator for receiving the data transferred by the data source; providing a data store for storing data received by the moderator; and providing a communications module for transferring data from the data store. Data is transferred from the data source to the moderator and stored by the moderator in the data store. The polling frequency is adaptively determined and the communications module is polled for the data on the data store and the data is forwarded to the service broker, whereby data is transferred between the data source and the service broker.

7032002, Apr 18, 2006

Oct 27, 2000

09/698981

Babak Rezvani - Ossling NY, US
Jack L. Chen - Astoria NY, US

Xanboo, Inc. - New York NY

G06F 15/16

709203, 709217, 709224, 370449, 370429

A method and system for communication between server-less computing devices or clients in computers communicating over networks, such as the World Wide Web (WWW) using stateless protocols, e. g. , HTTP. In this scheme, there are two classes of clients which can operate independently or can be combined in computers communicating over the network: a) clients that issue commands and request status or data, and b) clients that function as service brokers for providing services and processing commands, updating status and providing specific data—resembleing a server device but without accessible TCP/IP ports. Each service providing device is authenticated, retains a unique identity and establishes a soft state with the globally accessible server or servers. All devices and clients can compile and process a globally common command language established between all communicating network clients. The central server includes a CGI processing program and a database to retain client specific information.

7080046, Jul 18, 2006

Oct 6, 2000

09/684012

Babak Rezvani - Ossling NY, US
Jack L. Chen - Astoria NY, US

Xanboo, Inc. - New York NY

G06F 17/60

705 64, 705 26, 705 50

A method is disclosed for amortizing the authentication overhead of data transmissions. The method comprises establishing a first secure transmission of data between a transmitter and a receiver by transmitting at least one token to the receiver during the first secure transmission. There may be any number of senders and receivers, and any receivers may be a sender and vice versa. The method also comprises establishing at least one additional transmission of data between the sender and the receiver and transmitting the data and at least one token during the at least one additional transmission. In addition, the method compares the at least one token transmitted during the at least one additional transmission to the token transmitted during the first secure transmission to guarantee the authenticity of that at least one additional transmission. The method may also include transmitting a preselected number of tokens during the first secure transmission. The number of additional transmissions may or may not correspond to the preselected number of tokens.

7085937, Aug 1, 2006

Oct 27, 2000

09/698764

Babak Rezvani - New York NY, US
Jack L. Chen - Astoria NY, US

Xanboo, Inc. - New York NY

G06F 15/16
H04L 9/00

713201, 713200, 709229

A method is disclosed for amortizing the authentication overhead of data transmissions. The method comprises establishing a first secure transmission of data between a transmitter and a receiver by transmitting at least one token to the receiver during the first secure transmission. There may be any number of senders and receivers, and any receivers may be a sender and vice versa. The method also comprises establishing at least one additional transmission of data between the sender and the receiver and transmitting the data and at least one token during the at least one additional transmission. In addition, the method compares the at least one token transmitted during the at least one additional transmission to the token transmitted during the first secure transmission to guarantee the authenticity of that at least one additional transmission. The method may also include transmitting a preselected number of tokens during the first secure transmission. The number of additional transmissions may or may not correspond to the preselected number of tokens.

7149798, Dec 12, 2006

Jan 31, 2001

09/773148

Babak Rezvani - New York NY, US
Jack L. Chen - Astoria NY, US

Xanboo, Inc. - New York NY

G06F 15/173
H04H 7/16

709224, 725 9, 725 17

A method and system is disclosed for adaptively refreshing a data using system. The data using system includes a data source and a data using device for utilizing data from the data source. The data using device has an initial refresh interval. A communication link is provided between the data source and the data using device. A criteria monitor is provided for monitoring at least one criteria related to the refresh interval. A processor is provided for generating an updated data refresh interval based at least in part on the monitored criteria. The updated data refresh interval is transferred to the data using device. The data using device is also updated based on the data refresh interval.

7254779, Aug 7, 2007

Nov 10, 2000

09/711369

Babak Rezvani - New York NY, US
Jack L. Chen - Astoria NY, US
Quang D. Nguyen - West Orange NJ, US

Xanboo Inc. - New York NY

G06F 9/00

715745, 715744, 715719, 715806, 715807, 715826

A customizable environment is disclosed including an interactive presentation having a plurality of object placeholders, each for holding a presentable object or a presentable reference to an object. Each placeholder has a selector for selecting the presentable object or reference held therein and a selector for selecting the placeholder. The customizable interface further includes a data store for storing the presentable objects. The presentable objects are linked to indicate the relationship between the objects whereby the arrangement of the presentable objects, references, or both within the placeholders corresponds at least in part to the manner in which the presented objects and references are linked.

7555528, Jun 30, 2009

Jun 22, 2001

09/887982

Babak Rezvani - New York NY, US
Jack L. Chen - Astoria NY, US
Edward B. Kalin - Easton CT, US
Reza Jalili - Bronxville NY, US

Xanboo Inc. - New York NY

G06F 15/16

709217, 709208, 709219, 709223, 709224, 345473, 345530

Methods and systems for virtually representing devices at remote sites are provided. Such methods may include registering information associated with a device, generating a virtual representation of the device on a remote user access device, and commanding the device to perform an action.

7734724, Jun 8, 2010

Feb 2, 2001

09/775882

Babak Rezvani - New York NY, US
Jack L. Chen - Astoria NY, US
Edward B. Kalin - Easton CT, US
Reza Jalili - Bronxville NY, US

Xanboo Inc. - New York NY

G06F 15/16

709219, 709216, 709217, 709224

Systems and methods for automatically capturing, uploading, and publishing content. The system may include one or more monitoring modules for providing captured content to a remote site.