Also problematic, the cpc's below are null on the reissued patents which is incorrect. The patent's cpc(s) can be seen on the uspto's site by clicking on the patent numbers below.
This page is sending in a get request to the /patents endpoint with the following parameters:
q={"uspc_mainclass_id":"No longer published"}
&f=["patent_number", "patent_date", "patent_title", "uspc_subclass_id", "cpc_subgroup_id"]
&o={"per_page":10}
&s=[{"patent_date":"asc"}, {"patent_number":"desc"}]
In English that's asking for patents with a uspc classification of
"No longer published", specifying a list of fields
to return please, and if it's not too much bother could the patents come back
with a primary sort by patent date ascending and a secondary sort of patent number descending?
To make a spreadsheet analogy, we're asking for rows of sorted patent data where the columns are the ones specified in the "f" parameter. Pretty cool, huh?
Total number of patents: ?
| Patent No. | Issue Date | Title | US Classification(s) | cpc(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Requesting data from Patentsview. Results will appear here in a few seconds! | ||||