MUSEUM LIBRARY SERVICES NAMELY

Brand Owner Address Description
THE PIERPONT MORGAN LIBRARY Pierpont Morgan Library, The 29 East 36th Street New York NY 10016 Museum and Library Services-Namely, Exhibition of Drawings, Letters, Authors' Original Manuscripts, Books, Paintings, Bookbindings, Musical Manuscripts, and Ancient Written Records; and, Presenting Artistic Lectures, Concerts and Classes;The name in the mark is that of John Pierpont Morgan, now deceased.;Applicant disclaims the descriptive word Library apart from the mark as shown.;Providing Photography Services-Namely, Microfilms, Photographs, Color Slides, and Ektachrome Copies of Original Materials in Applicant's Collections; and Retail Mail Order Services in the Field of Photography, Postcards, Exhibit Catalogs, Stationery, Artistic Prints, Greeting Cards, Posters, Bookmarkers, Books Concerning Items Exhibited by Applicant and Art Reproductions; and Providing Consulting Services in the Field of Conservation of Library Resources-Namely, Cleaning, Binding, Repairing and Restoring of Paper, Parchment, and Leather;
 

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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.