Browser enabled communication system
Abstract
A wireless communication system allows mobile users to access a resource from a content server. The wireless communication system includes a browser that allows mobile users to access resources through a wireless application protocol (WAP) compliant server. The (WAP) compliant server connects the browser to a content server. This connection allows resources to be passed between the browser and the (WAP) compliant server. The browser is further configured to transmit a request that includes an address for a resource, a protocol to be used, and one or more textual parameters encoded into a binary data packet. The wireless communication method includes generating a request for a resource; translating a textual portion of that request into binary data at the browser; transmitting the request to a wireless gateway; and converting the request into a format that is compatible with a protocol used by a receiving network.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A wireless communication system that allows mobile users to access a resource from a content server through a network comprising:
a browser that allows mobile users to access resources; and a wireless application protocol compliant server programmed to couple the browser to a content provider server so that a resource may be passed between the browser and the wireless application protocol compliant server; where the browser is configured to transmit a request that comprises an address for the resource, a protocol to be used, and one or more textual parameters encoded into a single binary data packet.
2 . A communication system having a browser capability, comprising
a wireless application protocol compliant server; and a client coupled the server and adapted to transmit a request for a resource; where the request comprises a single encoded parameter that includes an identification code that comprises a binary data packet.
3 . The communication system according to claim 2 where the client comprises a wireless application protocol compliant client.
4 . The communication system according to claim 2 where the request comprises a protocol to be used to access the resource and the name of a second server on which the resource resides.
5 . The communication system according to the claims 2 where the request is not more than 256 characters long.
6 . The communication system according to claims 2 where the request is transmitted to the server after a handshake process.
7 . The communication system according to claim 2 where the server is adapted to transmits data packets comprising an error checking code and binary data.
8 . The communication system according to claim 6 where the data comprise a binary translation of textual data.
9 . The communication system according to claim 5 where the length the request may vary with the resource requested.
10 . The communication system according to claim 8 where the data packet sent from the server to the client have successive bits arranged as follows:
Identification code of the service (Service ID); Length of the serial number; Serial number, further reserved area for future applications; Number of packets (last-section-number); Number of the package just sent (section number); and Section number.
11 . The communication system according to claim 7 where the identification code has a specified bit width that makes it possible to decode the data contained in the data packet.
12 . The communication system according to claims 7 where the identification code is variable in length and generated by the server.
13 . The communication system according to claim 7 where the communication system comprises a navigation system.
14 . The communication system according to claims 13 where the requested service comprises a query of the client's current location.
15 . The communication system according to claim 7 where the server is adapted to send data in a MIME format.
16 . The communication system according to claim 7 where the client comprises a wireless Internet complaint browser.
17 . The communication system according to claim 7 where the client comprises a navigation system resident to a radio.
18 . The communication system according to claim 7 where the client comprises an Internet compliant hand-held wireless device.
19 . The communication system according to claim 7 , where the client comprises a Internet compliant device resident to a vehicle.
20 . A wireless communication protocol method comprising:
generating a request for an publicly accessible resource; translating a textual portion of the request into a binary data through a wireless browser; transmitting the request to a wireless gateway; and converting the request at the gateway into a format that is compatible with a protocol used by a receiving network.Cited by (0)
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