Appeal 2007-1720
Application 09/148,832
information about usage information related to at least a portion of a
property should be collected, reported, and/or used. (Ginter, col. 46,
ll. 5-27).
6. Ginter also discloses the format of a generic logical object structure data
package in Figure 17 (Ginter, col. 134, ll. 15-28), and discloses specific
embodiments of this generic data package as applied to traveling objects
(Figure 19), content objects (Figure 20), and smart objects (Figure 73).
7. Ginter discloses:
The content portion of the object is typically divided into
portions called data blocks 812. Data blocks 812 may
contain any sort of electronic information, such as,
“content,” including computer programs, images, sound,
VDE administration information, etc. The size and
number of data blocks 812 may be selected by the creator
of the property. Data blocks 812 need not all be the same
size (size may be influenced by content usage, database
format, operating system, security and/or other
considerations). Security will be enhanced by using at
least one key block 810 for each data block 812 in the
object, although this is not required. Key blocks 810
may also span portions of a plurality of data blocks 812
in a consistent or pseudo-random manner. The spanning
may provide additional security by applying one or more
keys to fragmented or seemingly random pieces of
content contained in an object 300, database, or other
information entity.
(Ginter, col. 135, l. 59 – col. 136, l. 8.) As such, Ginter discloses a data
package or “object” which contains data relating to the transaction (e.g.,
content material).
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