High performance freeze-dried dynamic web page generation

Details High performance freeze-dried dynamic web page generation High performance freeze-dried dynamic web page generation

2001-02-03

2008-07-08

Bashore, William (Department: 2176)

Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i

Presentation processing of document

Structured document

C717S104000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07398463

ABSTRACT:
Dynamic web page generation is optimized by reducing the processing overhead required to parse the web page HTML code for tokens and insert dynamic content. Using the invention, an HTML file for a dynamic web page need be read and parsed only once throughout the life of the server. A software object parses the HTML, decomposes the page into constituent pieces and saves them to data structures as byte streams, which are cached, along with the software object, rendering multiple disk accesses unnecessary when the page is reconstituted. For subsequent requests, the dynamic page is created from the cached version, which is shareable across users and across requests. The optimization reduces server resource usage for dynamic page generation to near zero. The invention is also applicable to other documents combining static and dynamic content that require composition tools for editing.

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