Pre-Grant Publication Number: 20080155392
Please help the USPTO examine the application by evaluating the relevance of the publicly submitted prior art to the patent application.
Peer To Patent forwards the Top 10 most relevant prior art submissions and their annotations to the USPTO.
Review this prior art and click on the thumbs up (or down) to indicate whether this submission should be forwarded to the USPTO.
If you login then you can add an annotation by typing in the box at the bottom of the screen to comment on the relevance of the prior art to the claims of the patent application.
Review this prior art and click on the thumbs up (or down) to indicate whether this submission should be forwarded to the USPTO.
If you login then you can add an annotation by typing in the box at the bottom of the screen to comment on the relevance of the prior art to the claims of the patent application.
Prior Art Detail
#259Web Page Update Notification Method & Web Page Update Notification Device
Applies to Claims 1
Summary / Description
| Summary / Description | ....the invention is an update notification device and method for repeatedly accessing at least one Web site identifiable with a preset address and outputting a notification message including the presence or absence of the update to the outside if any web page has been updated in the Web site. In this case, updated data is extracted from the updated Web page, and, in outputting, one or both of the title of the updated data and the updated data and the address of the Web page are added to the notification message. |
Basic Information
| Type of Prior Art | Issued Patents - US |
| Country | United States of America |
| Patent/Application # | US 20050108363 A1 |
| Kind Code | United States (US) - United STATES Patent - A |
| Patentee Name | Shin Torigoe, Osaka; Takashi Nishi, Osaka |
| Relevant Pages, Columns, or Lines | |
| URL | |
| Filing Date | November 25, 2003 |
| Additional Information | |
Notes / To Do
| Notes | |
Excerpt
Excerpt [0008] .... it is an object of the invention to provide an update notification device and method, which can provide update notifications from which whether information meaningful to a user of a Web page has been updated or not can be easily determined. The invention is an update notification device and method for repeatedly accessing at least one Web site identifiable with a preset address and outputting a notification message including the presence of the update to the outside if any web page has been updated in the Web site. In this case, updated data is extracted from the updated Web page, and, in outputting, one or both of the header of the updated data and the updated data and the address of the Web page are added to the notification message.
[0025]The update detecting portion accesses, at predetermined intervals, for example, the Web page distributed by one of the Web servers...
[0034] ... the Web page data (called latest data hereinafter) is newly obtained......
[0035] .. the latest data is compared with the Web page data at the previous access (called previous data hereinafter)....
[0036] .. the obtained last data is stored as new previous data to be used for the next comparison.
[0037]... the update notification device obtains a difference .. between the previous data and latest data. |
Relevance
Claims
1
Relevance
[0008] discloses an invention used to detect changes in a Web page.
[0025] discloses 'predetermined intervals' which is claimed in this application by 'responding to an event'.
[0034], [0035], [0036], [0037] discloses obtaining a first set of information, retaining that information, obtaining a second set of information, and comparing the first and second set of information which is claimed in this patent application's claim 1.
[0008] discloses an invention used to detect changes in a Web page.
[0025] discloses 'predetermined intervals' which is claimed in this application by 'responding to an event'.
[0034], [0035], [0036], [0037] discloses obtaining a first set of information, retaining that information, obtaining a second set of information, and comparing the first and second set of information which is claimed in this patent application's claim 1.
Claim Chart
All
