Method of transcoding documents in a network environment using a proxy server
AssigneeWebTV Networks, Inc.
InventorsLee S. Mighdoll, Bruce A. Leak, Stephen G. Perlman, Phillip Y. Goldman
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AssigneeWebTV Networks, Inc.
InventorsLee S. Mighdoll, Bruce A. Leak, Stephen G. Perlman, Phillip Y. Goldman
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A method is described of providing a document to a client coupled to a server. The server functions as a proxy on behalf of the client for purposes of accessing a remote server. In the method, a document is retrieved from the remote server in response to a request from the client. The document includes data to be used by the client in generating a display. The proxying server alters (i.e., transcodes) the data in the document to form a transcoded document. The transcoded document is then transmitted to the client. The proxying server transcodes the data in the document in order to perform at least one of the following functions: (1) matching decompression requirements at the client; (2) converting the document into a format compatible for the client; (3) reducing latency experienced by the client; and (4) altering the document to fit into smaller memory space.
In a proxying server coupled to a client and to a remote server, the proxying server operating as a proxy on behalf of the client for accessing the remote server, a method of retrieving and transcoding a document requested by the client, the method comprising the steps of:
In a proxying server coupled to a client and to a remote server, the proxying server operating as a proxy on behalf of the client for accessing the remote server, a method of retrieving and transcoding a document requested by the client, the method comprising the steps of:
A computer program product for implementing, in a proxying server coupled to a client and to a remote server, a method of retrieving and transcoding a document requested by the client, the computer program product comprising a computer-readable medium carrying computer-executable instructions for causing the proxying server to perform acts included in the method, said acts comprising:
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