Method and apparatus for supplying multi-media data to a client by using threads
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorYoshitaka Yasumura
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorYoshitaka Yasumura
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There is provided a method of supplying multi-media data to a client through a network, including the steps of (a) requesting HTTP server to supply data to a client, (b) requesting a database server which is in communication with a plurality of database, to supply data to the HTTP server, (c) requesting a multi-media database storing multi-media data therein and correlating the multi-media data with one another, to supply the multi-media data to the database server, (d) requesting a template database storing template data, to supply the template data to the database server, (e) generating transmission data based on the multi-media data and the template data in the database server, and (f) transmitting the thus generated transmission data to the client through the HTTP server and a network. The above-mentioned method accomplishes data supplying service on a wide-area network through the use of WWW. By storing multi-media data and template data in the form of complex object, it would be possible to readily manage a lot of content data, and exchange content data without stopping supplying service.
A method of supplying multi-media data to a client through a network, comprising the steps of:
A method of supplying multi-media data to a client through a network, comprising the steps of:
A multi-media data server supplying multi-media data to a client through a network, comprising:
A recording medium readable by a computer and storing therein a multi-media data server program to be executed by a server computer for supplying multi-media data to a client computer through a network, said multi-media data server program causing said server computer to execute the following processing:
A system for supplying multi-media data to a client through a network, comprising:
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