Method and apparatus for managing Internet transactions
AssigneeNeXT Software, Inc.
InventorsNicolas Popp, Bruce Ong, Charles D'Harcourt
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AssigneeNeXT Software, Inc.
InventorsNicolas Popp, Bruce Ong, Charles D'Harcourt
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The object-oriented approach used by the present invention provides the ability to develop and manage Internet transactions. Local applications can be accessed using any workstation connected to the Internet regardless of the workstation's configuration. Some or all of a Web page can be generated dynamically using input received in a returned page, generated at runtime, or retrieved from an external data source (e.g., database or electronic mail system). When the Web page definition is rendered, the information contained in template(s), declaration file(s), and object(s) are used to generate standard definitions. State information is maintained across transactions. Using state information, virtual applications, sessions, transactions, and pages can be implemented. Self-contained modules, or components, provide the ability to share implementations and create multi-content documents. Event objects can be used to assist in event handling management.
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A method for maintaining state information in a web application, comprising:
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A system for accessing a remote application from a local site, comprising:
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A system for maintaining state information in a web application, comprising:
A computer program product for maintaining state information in a web application, the computer program product being embodied in a computer readable medium and comprising computer instructions for:
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