System and method for document management
AssigneeInware, LLC
InventorDavid D. McDermott
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Abstract
Systems and methods for uploading one or more documents to a document management database are presented. The system can include a memory, a listener component that detects when a document has been dragged or dropped onto a persistent doc drop element, and a doc drop module that, as a function of the document being dragged or dropped onto the persistent doc drop element, converts the document into a portable document format and queues a converted document to a task specific queue, and in response to a user terminating a task associated with the task specific queue, uploads content queued in the task specific queue to a database associated with a web service.
Claims20
A system, comprising:
- a memory;
- a listener component that detects when a document has been dragged or dropped onto a persistent doc drop element;
- and
- a doc drop module that, as a function of the document being dragged or dropped onto the persistent doc drop element, converts the document into a portable document format and queues a converted document to a task specific queue, and in response to a user terminating a task associated with the task specific queue, uploads content queued in the task specific queue to a database associated with a web service.
A method, comprising:
- listening for a drag or drop event, wherein a document is dragged or dropped over a persistent doc drop element;
- transforming the document from a first document format to a second document format;
- placing the document transformed to the second document format into a task specific queue or a format specific queue;
- and
- transferring the document transformed to the second document format from the task specific queue or the format specific queue to a document management database associated with a web service.
A system, comprising:
- at least one non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon computer-executable components;
- at least one microprocessor that executes the following computer executable components stored on the at least one non-transitory computer readable medium:
- a listener component that detects an event that includes reception of a document formatted in a first data format by a persistent doc drop element;
- a queue component that transforms the document formatted in the first format into a document formatted in a second data format, wherein the document formatted in the second format is placed in a task specific queue that is maintained in a hold state;
- and
- a database interface component that transfers the document formatted in the second format to a document management database associated with a web service in response to the task specific queue being released from the hold state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.