Subramanya K Shastry

60027584, Dec 14, 1999

Apr 12, 1996

8/631387

Thomas Chambers Ely - Bridgewater NJ
George White Hartley - Somerville NJ
Rohini Vijay Marathe - Holmdel NJ
Richard Allan Orriss - Colts Neck NJ
Subramanya Kolpe Shastry - Middletown NJ

Telcordia Technologies, Inc. - Morristown NJ

H04M 342
G06F 1300
G06F 300

379207

An input message processor translates interface-specific input messages into a core and extended format. A message interpreter includes a core and extended set of instructions associated with a multi services application protocol for interpreting call processing records in response to input messages in the core and extended format. An output message processor receives output messages from the interpreter and uses interface-specific output message definitions to process the output messages into interface-specific output messages.

54426901, Aug 15, 1995

Nov 6, 1992

7/972503

Zaher A. Nazif - High Bridge NJ
Kathleen D. Cebulka - Piscataway NJ
Francis Y. Chu - Highland Park NJ
Gregory M. Fisher - North Brunswick NJ
Jill E. Lancaster - East Windsor NJ
Susan K. Man - Holmdel NJ
Subramanya K. Shastry - Middletown NJ
Lori J. Vinciguerra - Newtown NJ
Lei-Lei C. Wang - Princeton Junction NJ

Bell Communications Research, Inc. - Livingston NJ

H04M 342
H04M 1100
H04M 1500
H04M 700

379207

A call processing record for execution in a telephone service execution environment of a telecommunication network. The call processing record includes a record header which associates the call processing record with one or more corresponding telephone service subscribers. The call processing record further includes one or more call processing logic sections, one or more local data sections, one or more entry points, and a global data section. The local data sections are associated with an entry point in a corresponding logic section and store data executable only by the associated call processing logic. The entry point identifies the associated call processing logic section. The global data section includes data executable by each of the call processing logic sections.

55111165, Apr 23, 1996

Nov 6, 1992

7/972502

Subramanya K. Shastry - Middletown NJ
Francis Y. Chu - Highland Park NJ
Susan K. Man - Holmdel NJ
Zaher A. Nazif - High Bridge NJ

Bell Communications Research Inc. - Morristown NJ

H04M 342
H04M 1100
H04M 1500
H04M 700

379201

A data table for organizing data used by call processing procedures in a telephone service execution environment of a telecommunication network. The data table includes a table header for identifying the data table. Data in the table is organized in one or more rows corresponding to one or more columns. The data table further includes a table specification for defining the one or more columns of the data table. Data tables can be created in a telephone service creation environment in the telecommunication network and can be accessed by one or more call processing records for executing telephone services during telephone service execution. The call processing records comprise a plurality of nodes and branches, each node representing a particular call processing procedure. The data tables are stored in a data base in the telephone service creation environment. Table nodes permit a call processing record to access a table and return information indicating whether a specified value exists in the data table or for retrieving a particular value from the table.

54816017, Jan 2, 1996

Mar 17, 1995

8/408442

Zaher A. Nazif - High Bridge NJ
Subramanya K. Shastry - Middletown NJ
Susan K. K. Man - Holmdel NJ
Edith H. Chu - Branchburg NJ
Francis Y. Chu - Highland Park NJ
Gregory M. Fisher - North Brunswick NJ
Mohammad S. Nassirpour - Westfield NJ

Bell Communications Research Inc. - Livingston NJ

H04M 342
H04M 1100
H04M 1500
H04M 700

379207

A system for creating, transferring, and monitoring services in a telecommunication system includes a service creation and management application and a service execution application. Services are created as call processing records, each call processing record comprises call processing nodes, branches and call variables. An interface specification is provided which permits the creation and management application to communicate with the execution application at a high level. Call processing records, data, and management information to be exchanged between the creation and management application and the execution application are encoded in accordance with the interface specification to permit the effective and efficient communication between the two applications and to permit the system to activate, monitor, trace, audit, and manage telecommunication services.