Appeal No. 2004-1585
Application No. 09/283,562
“a method for permitting a single Web page to include multiple
fragments wherein some of the included fragments belong to the
fast category and others belong to the slow category,” and the
statement that “a need exists for a system and method for
generating complex Web pages which result in more flexibility in
Web page design and better performance than conventional
approaches of treating entire Web pages as single logical
entities” (specification, page 2), we assume that the
conventional Web page did not mix fragments from the two
different categories as required by appellants’ disclosed and
claimed invention.
The examiner acknowledges (answer, page 4) that the admitted
prior art does not disclose “constructing objects from the
plurality of fragments” as required by all of the claims on
appeal. For such a teaching, the examiner turns to Wright which
discloses a server unit that gathers Web pages1 from sites on the
Internet, and bundles the Web pages prior to transferring them to
a client over a broadcast medium (Figure 2; Abstract; column 5,
lines 22 through 50).
1 We agree with the appellants’ argument (brief, page 6)
that the Web pages in Wright are “already published Web pages.”
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