Performance mechanism for presenting integrated information in a graphical user interface
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsLaurence Edward England, Chenhong Xia
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsLaurence Edward England, Chenhong Xia
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The invention relates to methods and apparatus for improving the performance of an integrated Graphical User Interface (GUI) client that presents an integrated view of model information originating from distributed information sources. Performance is enhanced by mapping the integrated GUI display components to replicated model information stored locally on the integrated GUI client. Replicated model information is maintained using information updates pushed from remote information sources to the integrated GUI client based upon a set of demand information mapping rules created based on the client's demand request. The load placed on the network to support an integrated display is distributed over time, thereby reducing spikes in network traffic associated with conventional integrated GUI approaches. Integrated GUI performance is improved regardless of the number of information sources, regardless of the number of queries to remote information sources, and regardless of network/processor latency, including delays due to traffic congestion and/or device failure.
A method of enhancing performance of a recipient's graphical user interface that displays information originating from at least one of a plurality of information sources, the method comprising:
An article of manufacture comprising a computer program carrier readable by a computer and embodying one or more instructions executable by the computer for enhancing performance of a recipient's graphical user interface, wherein the recipient graphical user interface displays information originating from at least one of a plurality of information sources, said computer program comprising:
A method of enhancing performance of a recipient's graphical user interface that displays information originating from at least one of a plurality of information sources, the method comprising:
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