Appeal 2007-0589
Application 09/852,959
web page is served up as depicted by block 411. If not, the web page is
dynamically built in the requested language with any updated data, as
illustrated at block 407, and then stored (cached locally and/or saved), and
transmitted to the requestor, as depicted at block 409. (Specification 7: 11-
18).
4. The web page is only built in the human language requested by the
user. (Specification 7: 21).
5. After the page is built with the new information only after a user
requests to view it, and only in the language that was requested, the page is
locally cached and/or saved on hard disk for later use, and transmitted to the
requesting user. (Specification 7: 26-28).
6. The system then awaits additional requests from users and for
additional new data or information for the web page. (Specification 7: 29
-8: 1).
7. When a user requests to view a particular web page, the web server
uses a static HTML file (also located on the hard drive) that contains all the
static information to build the requested web page and merges in the
dynamic information that the library stored in the variable file the last time
the information changed. (Specification 8: 29 - 9: 4).
8. Pages are only built when requested and only in the language
requested. (Specification 9: 22-23).
9. The invention can be understood by reference to Figures 1 through
4 of the drawings of Appellants’ Specification.
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