Method of proposing a service via a description document of...

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2003-09-04

2011-11-01

Swearingen, Jeffrey R (Department: 2445)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput

Computer-to-computer protocol implementing

C709S219000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08051188

ABSTRACT:
A server computer sends, to a client computer, a service description document comprising information relating to a communication protocol used for exchanging messages, the service description document including a description of at least one functionality implemented by the communication protocol for an execution of the service over on the communication network using the protocol. The client computer analyzes the service description document by extracting the description of the functionalities implemented by the protocol from the service description document, verifying that each functionality is supported by the client computer of the communication network, and adding the protocol to a list of protocols usable for the execution of the service supplied by the server computer if all the functionalities associated with the communication protocol are supported by the client computer.

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