ARCHIVE LIBRARY SERVICES

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
MCDONALD'S GOLDEN ARCHIVES M McDonald's Corporation 110 N. CARPENTER STREET CHICAGO IL 60607 ARCHIVE LIBRARY SERVICES;ARCHIVES;
STALKR Stalkr London Limited 81 Oxford Street London W1D 2EU United Kingdom Archive library services; production of films; entertainment services in the nature of motion picture film production; information and advisory services relating to entertainment; publishing services, namely, publishing of books; electronic publishing of books and periodicals;STALKER;Media research and consultancy, namely, market research services and market research consultation; providing business information, advice, and consultation services; providing business information, advice, and consultation services via the internet; providing business management and administration information, advice and consultation; providing business management and administration information, advice and consultation via the internet; data processing services;Providing consultation in the field of intellectual property rights; advisory services relating to intellectual property licensing; intellectual property licensing services;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. An invention is provided for incorporating web services into JSP tag libraries for use in JSP pages. As a result, web page authors can develop JSP pages, which utilize web services from WSDL enabled servers, without an in-depth knowledge of WSDL. In general, a web services based document is received, which defines a set of web service operations. Each web service operation is translated into a custom action, and the custom actions are grouped into a tag library. Generally, the web services based document can be a WSDL document, and the custom actions can be JSP custom actions. Also, the tag library can be a JSP custom tag library. Particular custom actions from the custom actions that are grouped in the JSP custom tag library can be incorporated in a JSP page. Once the JSP page is created, content for the JSP page can be obtained from a web service using the JSP custom tag library. The JSP page can then generate a document based on the content. The document can be an HTML document, an XML document, or any other type document as needed for the particular situation.