Domain name service based remote programming objects
AssigneeOpen Invention Network, LLC
InventorWilliam Charles Easttom, II
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Abstract
The embodiments describe an apparatus for accessing a remote object. The apparatus includes a transceiver. The transceiver is configured to transmit a Domain Name Service request of the remote object to a Domain Name Service server and receive a Domain Name Service response comprising an Internet Protocol of the remote object. The transceiver is further configured to connect to the Internet Protocol of the remote object based on the Domain Name Service response.
Claims20
An apparatus, comprising:
- a transceiver configured to:
- transmit a Domain Name Service request for a remote object to a server using a uniform resource locator of the remote object,
- receive a Domain Name Service response comprising an Internet Protocol of the remote object and a definition of the remote object's attributes and methods, and
- connect to the Internet Protocol of the remote object based on the Domain Name Service response.
A method, comprising:
- transmitting a Domain Name Service request for a remote object to a server using a uniform resource locator of the remote object,
- receiving a Domain Name Service response comprising an Internet Protocol of the remote object and a definition of the remote object's attributes and methods;
- and
- connecting to the Internet Protocol of the remote object based on the Domain Name Service response.
A computer program embodied on a non-transitory computer-readable medium, the computer program configured to cause a processor to:
- transmit a Domain Name Service request for a remote object to a server using a uniform resource locator of the remote object;
- receive a Domain Name Service response comprising an Internet Protocol of the remote object and a definition of the remote object's attributes and methods;
- and
- connect to the Internet Protocol of the remote object based on the Domain Name Service response.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.