1996-03-28
1998-05-19
Harrity, John E.
39520057, G06F 1100
Patent
active
057547521
ABSTRACT:
A session recovery mechanism that permits the recovery of a session with a minimal delay to a user and with minimal data loss. When the client/server communications protocol process, such as TCP/IP process, issues an error message to a server and a client, the server and the client switch from a server data socket and a client data socket, respectively, to a new server data socket and a new client data socket, respectively. This switchover is achieved by having the client open a listening socket during its initialization process. Using the client listening socket, the client listens for a connection from the server to switch to a new data socket, in case of, for example, error messages from the TCP/IP process.
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Schroeder Roger James
Sheh Yi-Ren Peter
Harrity John E.
Tandem Computers Incorporated
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