Appeal No. 2006-0430 Page 2
Application No. 09/859,425
For example, a web site requiring credit card authorization may out-source that
function to a payment processing application service provider. The provider maintains
service connections to banking networks, clearing houses, and credit card companies.
(Id. at ll. 20-23.) When a user of the aforementioned web site selects the web site's
payment page, the request is referred to a secured web server maintained by the
payment processor for entry of credit card information. (Id. at ll. 24-27.) Unfortunately,
the language of the referring web site may be different than that of the payment
processor application service provider. (Id. at ll. 29-31.)
Accordingly, the appellants' dynamic translation service stores "language
information" associated with specific clients and users. (Abs., ll. 1-3.) The service uses
the information to determine a language. It then determines a content skeleton.
Elements of the skeleton are translated into the determined language. The
translated elements are then merged into the content portion. (Id. at ll. 4-10.)
A further understanding of the invention can be achieved by reading the following
claims.
1. A system for managing dynamic translation, comprising:
a client language storage for storing language information
associated with a client and user;
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