Patent ReferencesSystem including multiple device communications controller which coverts data received from two different customer transaction devices each using different communications protocols into a single communications protocol System for maintaining data coherency in cache memory by periodically broadcasting a single invalidation report from server to clients Internet server access control and monitoring systems Client/server communication system Method for generating and storing two segments of HTTP message headers with different lifetimes and combining them to form a single response header Remotely distributed location and messaging system Communication link for client-server having agent which sends plurality of requests independent of client and receives information from the server independent of the server Performance optimizations for computer networks utilizing HTTP Method of load balancing across the processors of a server Methods, systems and computer program products for the synchronization of time coherent caching system Patent #: 5878213 InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 816914 filed on 03/13/1997US Classes:709/229, Network resources access controlling709/202, Processing agent709/203, Client/server709/206, Demand based messaging709/218, Using interconnected networks709/219, Accessing a remote server709/228, Session/connection parameter setting709/233, Transfer speed regulating709/237, Computer-to-computer handshaking709/247, Compressing/decompressing718/105Load balancingExaminersPrimary: Asta, Frank J.Assistant: Vaughn, William C. Jr. Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassesG06F 013/38G06F 013/14 AbstractSystem and method for delivery of information over narrow-band communications links. The system has at least a browser (12), a mobile client (10), a fixed server (30) and an origin host (50). The browser (12) requests a resource. The mobile client (10) transmits the request to the fixed server (30). The fixed server (30) retrieves a primary resource from the origin host (50) and any dependent resources. The fixed server (30) transmits the primary resource to the mobile client (10). The mobile client (10) transmits an acknowledgment list to the fixed server (30) requesting certain dependent resources and sends the primary resource to the browser (12). The fixed server (30) transmits the requested dependent resources to the mobile client (10) in one transmission. The mobile client (10) sends the dependent resources to the browser (12) upon request. Thus, only transmitting two round-trips of data across the narrow-band communications link to transfer all the necessary data to create an entire information page reduces the delay significantly. | |