System and method for implementing application functionality within a network infrastructure United States Patent 07127518

07127518 is referenced by 71 patents and cites 33 patents.

A system and method for implementing functionality within a network on behalf of first and second computers communicating with each other through the network. A front-end computer is provided within the network having an interface for communicating data traffic with the first computer. A back-end computer is also implemented within the network having an interface for communicating data traffic with the second computer. A communication channel couples the front-end computer and the back-end computer. Data traffic is encoded over the communication channel in a first process in the front-end computer. Data traffic is also encoded over the communication channel in a second process in the back-end computer, wherein the first process and the second process implement compatible semantics.

Title
System and method for implementing application functionality within a network infrastructure
Application Number
9/835876
Publication Number
7127518 (B2)
Application Date
April 16, 2001
Publication Date
October 24, 2006
Inventor
Glenn Sydney Wilson
Toronto
CA
Michael Kouts
Toronto
CA
Marc Plumb
Toronto
CA
Mark Vange
Toronto
CA
Agent
Hogan & Hartson
Kent A Lembke
Stewart T Langley
Assignee
Circadence Corporation
CO, US
IPC
G06F 15/16
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