Appeal 2007-1992
Application 09/318,447
receiving from a server system a client identifier of the client system;
persistently storing the client identifier at the client system;
when an item is to be ordered,
displaying information identifying the item and displaying an
indication of a single action that is to be performed to order the
identified item; and
in response to the single action being performed, sending to the
server system a request to order the identified item along with the
client identifier, the client identifier identifying account information
previously supplied by a user of the client system wherein the user
does not need to log in to the server system when ordering the item;
and
when account information is to be changed,
coordinating the log in of the user to the server system;
receiving updated account information; and
sending the updated account information to the server system
whereby the user does not need to log in to the server system when
ordering the item, but needs to log in to the server system when
changing previously supplied account information.
126. A method in a client system for ordering items, the method
comprising:
receiving from a server system a client identifier of the client system;
persistently storing the client identifier at the client system; and
for each of a plurality of items
displaying information identifying the item and displaying an
indication of a single action that is to be performed to order the
identified item; and
in response to the single action being performed, sending to the
server system a request to order the identified item and the
client identifier,
the client identifier identifying account information of a user
wherein the server computer automatically combines orders into a
single order.
151. A client system for ordering an item, comprising:
a component that receives from a server system a client identifier of
the client system and that stores the client identifier persistently;
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