Appeal No. 2004-2155
Application No. 09/562,641 Page 8
Rogers further teaches the claimed step of “applying
the definition information, upon receipt, to the
client-side component, whereupon information of
interest is retrieved from the database and is
presented to the end user by the client-side component
in accordance with the format specification” [because]
the Java applets of web client provides an interactive
client processing environment using the multiple
database description data provided by the control
program [to] the user to achieve online analytical
processing.
From our review of Rogers, we note at the outset that Rogers
is directed to the use of Domino.Decision, which is applicable to
a Lotus Notes environment (col. 6, lines 1-4 and col. 23, lines
60-63). We find no disclosure in Rogers of a Java DataWindow or
a "client-side Java-based data access component that is embedded
in a Web browser”, as recited in claim 1. However, even if
assuming arguendo, we found that the Java applets of Rogers
broadly meets the claimed "Java-based data access component," we
still find that Rogers does not anticipate the claim, for the
reasons which follow.
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