Managing web tier session state objects in a content delivery network (CDN)
    2.
    发明授权
    Managing web tier session state objects in a content delivery network (CDN) 有权
    管理内容传送网络(CDN)中的Web层会话状态对象

    公开(公告)号:US08438291B2

    公开(公告)日:2013-05-07

    申请号:US12843278

    申请日:2010-07-26

    摘要: Business applications running on a content delivery network (CDN) having a distributed application framework can create, access and modify state for each client. Over time, a single client may desire to access a given application on different CDN edge servers within the same region and even across different regions. Each time, the application may need to access the latest “state” of the client even if the state was last modified by an application on a different server. A difficulty arises when a process or a machine that last modified the state dies or is temporarily or permanently unavailable. The present invention provides techniques for migrating session state data across CDN servers in a manner transparent to the user. A distributed application thus can access a latest “state” of a client even if the state was last modified by an application instance executing on a different CDN server, including a nearby (in-region) or a remote (out-of-region) server.

    摘要翻译: 在具有分布式应用程序框架的内容传送网络(CDN)上运行的业务应用程序可以为每个客户端创建,访问和修改状态。 随着时间的推移,单个客户端可能希望访问同一区域内甚至跨不同区域的不同CDN边缘服务器上的给定应用。 每次应用程序可能需要访问客户端的最新“状态”,即使该状态最后被不同服务器上的应用程序修改。 当最后修改状态的过程或机器死亡或临时或永久不可用时,会出现困难。 本发明提供了以对用户透明的方式跨CDN服务器迁移会话状态数据的技术。 因此,分布式应用程序可以访问客户端的最新“状态”,即使状态最后由在不同的CDN服务器上执行的应用程序实例进行修改,包括附近(区域内)或远程(区域外) 服务器。

    Managing web tier session state objects in a content delivery network (CDN)
    3.
    发明申请
    Managing web tier session state objects in a content delivery network (CDN) 有权
    管理内容传送网络(CDN)中的Web层会话状态对象

    公开(公告)号:US20100293281A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-11-18

    申请号:US12843278

    申请日:2010-07-26

    IPC分类号: G06F15/16

    摘要: Business applications running on a content delivery network (CDN) having a distributed application framework can create, access and modify state for each client. Over time, a single client may desire to access a given application on different CDN edge servers within the same region and even across different regions. Each time, the application may need to access the latest “state” of the client even if the state was last modified by an application on a different server. A difficulty arises when a process or a machine that last modified the state dies or is temporarily or permanently unavailable. The present invention provides techniques for migrating session state data across CDN servers in a manner transparent to the user. A distributed application thus can access a latest “state” of a client even if the state was last modified by an application instance executing on a different CDN server, including a nearby (in-region) or a remote (out-of-region) server.

    摘要翻译: 在具有分布式应用程序框架的内容传送网络(CDN)上运行的业务应用程序可以为每个客户端创建,访问和修改状态。 随着时间的推移,单个客户端可能希望访问同一区域内甚至跨不同区域的不同CDN边缘服务器上的给定应用。 每次应用程序可能需要访问客户端的最新“状态”,即使该状态最后被不同服务器上的应用程序修改。 当最后修改状态的过程或机器死亡或临时或永久不可用时,会出现困难。 本发明提供了以对用户透明的方式跨CDN服务器迁移会话状态数据的技术。 因此,分布式应用程序可以访问客户端的最新“状态”,即使状态最后由在不同的CDN服务器上执行的应用程序实例进行修改,包括附近(区域内)或远程(区域外) 服务器。

    Managing web tier session state objects in a content delivery network (CDN)
    5.
    发明申请
    Managing web tier session state objects in a content delivery network (CDN) 有权
    管理内容传送网络(CDN)中的Web层会话状态对象

    公开(公告)号:US20070271385A1

    公开(公告)日:2007-11-22

    申请号:US11834042

    申请日:2007-08-06

    IPC分类号: G06F15/16

    摘要: Business applications running on a content delivery network (CDN) having a distributed application framework can create, access and modify state for each client. Over time, a single client may desire to access a given application on different CDN edge servers within the same region and even across different regions. Each time, the application may need to access the latest “state” of the client even if the state was last modified by an application on a different server. A difficulty arises when a process or a machine that last modified the state dies or is temporarily or permanently unavailable. The present invention provides techniques for migrating session state data across CDN servers in a manner transparent to the user. A distributed application thus can access a latest “state” of a client even if the state was last modified by an application instance executing on a different CDN server, including a nearby (in-region) or a remote (out-of-region) server.

    摘要翻译: 在具有分布式应用程序框架的内容传送网络(CDN)上运行的业务应用程序可以为每个客户端创建,访问和修改状态。 随着时间的推移,单个客户端可能希望访问同一区域内甚至跨不同区域的不同CDN边缘服务器上的给定应用。 每次应用程序可能需要访问客户端的最新“状态”,即使该状态最后被不同服务器上的应用程序修改。 当最后修改状态的过程或机器死亡或临时或永久不可用时,会出现困难。 本发明提供了以对用户透明的方式跨CDN服务器迁移会话状态数据的技术。 因此,分布式应用程序可以访问客户端的最新“状态”,即使状态最后由在不同的CDN服务器上执行的应用程序实例进行修改,包括附近(区域内)或远程(区域外) 服务器。

    Identifying potential duplicates of a document in a document corpus
    6.
    发明授权
    Identifying potential duplicates of a document in a document corpus 有权
    在文档语料库中识别文档的潜在重复项

    公开(公告)号:US09195714B1

    公开(公告)日:2015-11-24

    申请号:US13030114

    申请日:2011-02-17

    IPC分类号: G06F17/30

    摘要: According to aspects of the disclosed subject matter, a method for identifying a set of documents from a document corpus that are potential duplicates of a source document, is provided. A source document is obtained. A list of queries corresponding to the source document is identified. Each query in the identified list of queries is executed on the document corpus, wherein the execution of each query yields a corresponding results set identifying an ordered set of documents in the document corpus. For each document identified in each results set, a document score is generated for the identified document based on the identified document's ordinal position in its results set. A subset of the identified documents of the results set is selected according to the generated document scores that satisfy predetermined selection criteria. The selected subset of identified documents are stored or displayed.

    摘要翻译: 根据所公开的主题的方面,提供了一种用于从文档语料库中识别源文档的潜在重复的一组文档的方法。 得到一个源文件。 识别与源文档相对应的查询的列表。 在所识别的查询列表中的每个查询在文档语料库上执行,其中每个查询的执行产生标识文档语料库中的有序文档集合的相应结果集。 对于每个结果集中识别的每个文档,根据识别的文档在其结果集中的序数位置,为所识别的文档生成文档分数。 根据满足预定选择标准的所生成的文档分数来选择结果集的识别文档的子集。 识别的文档的所选子集被存储或显示。

    Determining variation sets among product descriptions
    7.
    发明授权
    Determining variation sets among product descriptions 有权
    确定产品说明中的变体集

    公开(公告)号:US07970773B1

    公开(公告)日:2011-06-28

    申请号:US11863020

    申请日:2007-09-27

    IPC分类号: G06F7/00

    CPC分类号: G06F17/2211 Y10S707/917

    摘要: Systems and methods for determining a set of variation-phrases from a collection of documents in a document corpus is presented. Potential variation-phrase pairs among the various documents in the document corpus are identified. The identified potential variation-phrase pairs are then added to a variation-phrase set. The potential variation-phrase pairs in the variation-phrase set are filtered to remove those potential variation-phrase pairs that do not satisfy a predetermined criteria. After filtering the variation-phrase set, the resulting variation-phrase set is stored in a data store.

    摘要翻译: 提出了用于从文档语料库中的文档集合确定一组变体词组的系统和方法。 识别文档语料库中的各种文档之间的潜在的变化 - 短语对。 然后将所识别的潜在变异短语对添加到变化短语集合中。 对变化短语组中的潜在的变体 - 短语对进行过滤以去除不满足预定标准的那些潜在的变体 - 短语对。 在对变化短语组进行过滤之后,将所得到的变化短语组存储在数据存储器中。

    System and method for highly scalable data clustering

    公开(公告)号:US10467322B1

    公开(公告)日:2019-11-05

    申请号:US13473473

    申请日:2012-05-16

    IPC分类号: G06F17/00

    摘要: Various embodiments of a system and method for highly scalable data clustering are described. Embodiments may include generating contexts of information from item-level data for multiple items; each context may include tokens that each represents an aggregate characteristic of items associated with that context. Embodiments may also include comparing the tokens of different contexts to determine measures of similarity between the contexts. Embodiments may also include grouping at least some of the contexts into clusters with other contexts based on the determined measures of similarity. Embodiments may include, subsequent to detecting a first context and a second context as being members of a common cluster, correcting item level-data of an item associated with the second context based on item-level data of an item associated with the first context.