Web-site host consistency administration among inconsistent software-object libraries of remote distributed health-care providers

A method of Web-site host consistency administration for network communications between a server and remote distributed clients belonging to the health-care provider field and in a computing environment in which the clients are treated as communicating from machines stored with inconsistent software-object libraries, comprising the steps of:

• providing a Web-site host with a library of DLL objects, a sufficient operating system, an application source program, application data access program, network program, Internet protocols, application data, and application first-stage-compiled objects with DLL references;
• the Web-site host executing the operating system and further executing a repeatable cycle, which from a beginning comprises:
• executing the network program using the Internet protocols;
• receiving a request from a client in the form of keystrokes and cursor-moving device inputs;
• storing the received keystrokes and cursor-moving device inputs;
• analyzing the keystrokes and cursor-moving device inputs and in consequence thereof, analyzing the request gotten thereby;
• selecting, in accordance with the request, an applicable first-stage-compiled object with linked DLL references;
• selecting requested data;
• executing a second-stage-compile/interpretation of the selected first-stage-compiled object with linked DLL references in order to derive object and referenced DLL'S;
• executing the derivative code;
• developing screen images with requested data content;
• translating the developed screen images into an open or public domain protocol;
• executing network program Internet protocols;
• transmitting the translated screen images;
• and,
• going back to the beginning of the repeatable cycle, whereby said method provides high assurance that every client sees substantially the same result for the same request despite inconsistencies in DLL libraries onboard different client machines.