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US 2010/0251052 A1Published application
Multiple protocol data transport
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsMark D. Yarvis, Philip A. Muse, Lenitra M. Durham
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Abstract
Methods, media and systems are disclosed in which data is transferred from a data source apparatus to an application of a data receiving apparatus using both a first protocol and a second protocol. The data receiving apparatus identifies data received via the second protocol that has not been received via the first protocol, and delivers the identified data received via the second protocol to the application.
Claims20
A method comprising
- receiving first data items of a data set via a first protocol,
- receiving second data items of the data set via a second protocol,
- identifying data items of the first data items and the second data items that have not been previously received, and
- delivering the not previously received data items to an application.
1 more element
A machine readable medium comprising a plurality of instructions that in response to being executed result in a computing apparatus
- receiving first data items of a data set via a first protocol,
- delivering the first data items received via the first protocol to an application,
- identifying second data items of the data set that have not been received as first data items via the first protocol,
- requesting the second data items of the data set be transmitted via a second protocol, and
- receiving the second data items of the data set via the second protocol.
2 more elements
A system comprising
- a data source apparatus to transmit data via a first protocol and a second protocol, and
- a data receiving apparatus to receive data via the first protocol and the second protocol, to deliver the data received via the first protocol to an application, to identify data received via the second protocol that has not been received via the first protocol, and to deliver the identified data received via the second protocol to the application.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.