Capture and broadcast process to coordinate orders produced by two remote customers associated with the same computer session
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InventorsYann Dirson, Grégory Gelly
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A capture and distribution method for coordinating commands produced by input/output devices of a first and a second remote client associated with the same computer session running on a host computer, implements the following operations from the host computer: sending the same sequence of identifiable time marks to each remote client; receiving and temporarily storing the commands coming from the first and second remote clients for a storage duration, each command being associated with a coordination datum linking an instant at which the command was produced to a time mark; sequencing the commands received during the storage duration according to their associated coordination datum; and successively delivering the sequenced commands to the computer session.
A capture and distribution method for coordinating commands produced by input/output devices of a first remote client and a second remote client associated with a same computer session running on a host computer, the capture and distribution method implementing the following operations from the host computer:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions thereon that, when executed by at least one processor of a host computer, cause the at least one processor to perform a capture and distribution method for coordinating commands produced by input/output devices of a first and a second remote client associated with a same computer session running on the host computer, the capture and distribution method implementing the following operations:
An operating method for processing a command produced by an input/output device of a remote client associated with a computer session running on a host computer, the operating method implementing the following operations:
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