Drag-and-drop dynamic distributed object model
AssigneeAmstr. Investments 9 K.G., LLC
InventorAlan A Katz
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AssigneeAmstr. Investments 9 K.G., LLC
InventorAlan A Katz
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An external object model is built into a comprehensive, drag-and-drop, dynamic, distributed object model, to offer its users lower total cost of ownership than do conventional user interface applications and application builders. A Windows® workstation user computer is provided with a quick, simple, easily-managed path to combinations of available applications on a network of systems, in such a way that the user can establish and exploit complex data relationships and software capabilities on the workstation without application installation, significant access effort, or specialized knowledge. Runtime binding prepares and links user forms and reports to application programs as desired, without preparatory steps. The definition and use of query objects to view concurrently multiple database tables offers the unique ability to combine fields from dissimilar database engines into a single view.
A system for accessing and operating distributed dynamic external objects across a computer network, in response to an application program on at least one client computer comprising:
A drag and drop, dynamic, distributed, object model based software user interface system for accessing and operating distributed applications across computer networks, comprising:
A method for implementing dynamic external objects, comprising the steps of:
A method for using dynamic external objects, comprising the steps of:
A method for deploying objects of an application program comprising:
A system comprising,
A system, comprising:
A device, comprising:
A method comprising:
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