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Summary / Description
| Summary / Description | The present disclosure is directed to a system and method for generating a metadata-driven user interface. The teachings of the present disclosure may allow for a user interface that is dynamically rendered based on metadata. |
Basic Information
| Type of Prior Art | Issued Patents - US |
| Country | United States of America |
| Patent/Application # | US20080263142 |
| Kind Code | United States (US) - Patent Appl. Publ. within the ... - A1 |
| Patentee Name | Bartek; Velda; (Apex, NC) ; Bohn; Joseph A.; (Durham, NC) ; Britton; Kathryn H.; (Chapel Hill, NC) ; Choudhary; Samar; (Morrisville, NC) ; Srivastava; Shikha; (Cary, NC) |
| Relevant Pages, Columns, or Lines | Claim 1, Claim 8, Claim 9, Cla |
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| Filing Date | April 20, 2007 |
| Additional Information | The patent application was filed on April 17, 2008, however it claims priority from a provisional application filed on April 20, 2007, which makes it a valid priorart |
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Excerpt
Excerpt [0004]The present disclosure is directed to a system and method for generating a metadata-driven user interface. The teachings of the present disclosure may allow for a user interface that is dynamically rendered based on metadata.
[0005]In accordance with a particular embodiment of the present disclosure, a method comprises receiving a request for a webpage and retrieving metadata from a database. The metadata may be translated into one or more webparts. The webparts may be loaded onto the webpage, and the webpage may be displayed. More specifically, the one or more webparts may comprise one or more formlets and each formlet may comprise one or more control fields bound to metadata in the database.
[0008]Technical advantages of particular embodiments of the present disclosure include a metadata-driven user interface. This may allow a user interface to be dynamically rendered based on metadata in a database. Further technical advantages of particular embodiments include the ability of a user to modify or customize the user interface by changing the metadata. |
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The patent application discloses a method and system for enabling a user to alter meta data associated web application/web parts. Accordingly, when a user meta data is altered, the altered matadata is stored and while displaying the application to a user based on a request from the user, the web page is displayed in accordance with the altered meta data information stored in a database
The patent application discloses a method and system for enabling a user to alter meta data associated web application/web parts. Accordingly, when a user meta data is altered, the altered matadata is stored and while displaying the application to a user based on a request from the user, the web page is displayed in accordance with the altered meta data information stored in a database
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In paragraph 71, the patent application teaches an embodiment for enabling a user to alter meta data, therefore any meta data altered by user can be termed as user-created meta data.
In paragraph 71, the patent application teaches an embodiment for enabling a user to alter meta data, therefore any meta data altered by user can be termed as user-created meta data.
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The user may or may not alter each and every meta data, therefore, the meta data shall have one or more more of user created and developer created meta data.
The user may or may not alter each and every meta data, therefore, the meta data shall have one or more more of user created and developer created meta data.
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The patent application discloses method steps for enabling user to alter meta data and submit/store the same in a database
The patent application discloses method steps for enabling user to alter meta data and submit/store the same in a database
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The patent application discloses method steps for enabling user to alter meta data and submit/store the same in a database. Thereafter, the web page/application is displayed in compliance with the alteration/modification.
The patent application discloses method steps for enabling user to alter meta data and submit/store the same in a database. Thereafter, the web page/application is displayed in compliance with the alteration/modification.
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The patent application discloses method steps for enabling user to alter meta data and submit/store the same in a database. Thereafter, the web page/application is displayed in compliance with the alteration/modification.
The patent application discloses method steps for enabling user to alter meta data and submit/store the same in a database. Thereafter, the web page/application is displayed in compliance with the alteration/modification.
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The patent application discloses method steps for enabling user to alter meta data and submit/store the same in a database. Thereafter, the web page/application is displayed in compliance with the alteration/modification.
The patent application discloses method steps for enabling user to alter meta data and submit/store the same in a database. Thereafter, the web page/application is displayed in compliance with the alteration/modification.
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Claim 11 and Claim 16 of the patent application teaches the system of the current application. Following are the claims:
11. A system, comprising:an interface operable to receive a request for a webpage;a processor operable to:retrieve metadata from a database;translate the metadata into one or more webparts;load the one or more webparts onto the webpage; andthe interface further operable to display the webpage.
16. The system of claim 11, further comprising a graphical user interface operable to receive desired alterations from a user and automatically make the desired alterations to the metadata in the database
Claim 11 and Claim 16 of the patent application teaches the system of the current application. Following are the claims:
11. A system, comprising:an interface operable to receive a request for a webpage;a processor operable to:retrieve metadata from a database;translate the metadata into one or more webparts;load the one or more webparts onto the webpage; andthe interface further operable to display the webpage.
16. The system of claim 11, further comprising a graphical user interface operable to receive desired alterations from a user and automatically make the desired alterations to the metadata in the database
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Claim 16 of the patent application teaches this.
Claim 16 of the patent application teaches this.
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Claim 17 and Claim 22 of the patent application are in the similar lines and therefore teaches the above claim.
17. Logic encoded in a computer readable medium and operable, when executed on a processor to:receive a request for a webpage;retrieve metadata from a database;translate the metadata into one or more webparts;load the one or more webparts onto the webpage; anddisplay the webpage.
22. The logic of claim 17, wherein the logic is further operable to:receive, via a graphical user interface, desired alterations; andautomatically make the desired alterations to the metadata in the database.
Claim 17 and Claim 22 of the patent application are in the similar lines and therefore teaches the above claim.
17. Logic encoded in a computer readable medium and operable, when executed on a processor to:receive a request for a webpage;retrieve metadata from a database;translate the metadata into one or more webparts;load the one or more webparts onto the webpage; anddisplay the webpage.
22. The logic of claim 17, wherein the logic is further operable to:receive, via a graphical user interface, desired alterations; andautomatically make the desired alterations to the metadata in the database.
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Claim 22 of the patent application.
Claim 22 of the patent application.
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