Appeal No. 2004-2155
Application No. 09/562,641 Page 9
Although Rogers refers to the DIS capsule gathering data,
such as table definitions (col. 12, lines 13-17), we agree with
appellants that Rogers does not teach retrieving definition
information for run-time operation of a client device. Nor does
Rogers teach that the definition information, include a format
specification, for runtime operation on a client device.
Although Rogers discloses (col. 9, line 66 through col. 10, line
2) that figure 4 is a result screen that is returned to the
client after the requested service is provided by the computer
network in accordance with the invention formatted according to
the specifications of a DIS capsule, this does not refer to a
format specification that is part of definition information that
is for run-time operation on the client-side component. Rather,
the formatted specification refers to the specifications of a DIS
capsule on the server-side component.
In addition, although Rogers refers to run code (col. 14,
lines 44-49) Rogers discloses:
The Web browser 71 can make a request to the Web Server
72 for a report through the use of HTML. The HTML
document refers to our control program agent 73, which
may be implemented with the C language or other
language which can provide run code for the particular
Web server which is employed.
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