Research in Motion Corporation

Blackberry Corporation

Blue Coat Systems, Inc.

Adrian Rogobete

Ian M Patterson

Mihal Lazaridis

Gary P Mousseau

Barry J Gilhuly

Anthony George Burns

Vi Thuan Banh

Richard T Betel

Ken Axtmann

Allan David Lewis

Marcin Lizon

Matthew Paul Thurston

Allan D Lewis

Meenakshi Sundaram Lakshmanan

Janis Gailis

Apparatus, and an associated method, for providing routing information to a mobile node operable in a radio communication system. The routing information is used by the mobile node to address data messages that are to be communicated to a relay host, or other, device. The routing information that is provided to the mobile node includes a plurality of separate routing sequences. Different ones of the routing sequences are used by the mobile node, depending upon at what location that the mobile node is positioned when the data message is sent. A registration server is used by which to create the routing information, responsive to indications of a home network associated with the mobile node and a current location of the mobile node.

Apparatus, and associated method, for facilitating routing of data in a radio communication system having a mobile node capable of roaming movement

A wireless router employing a technique to couple a plurality a host services or host systems and a plurality of wireless networks. A method to route data items between a plurality of mobile devices and a plurality of host systems through a common wireless router. A point-to-point communication connection is preferably established between a first host system and a common wireless router, a mobile network message at a mobile device is generated, the mobile network message is transmitted via a wireless network to the common wireless router which in turn routes a data item component of the mobile network message to the appropriate host service.

Wireless router system and method

A split proxy is configured for managing asynchronous MAPI communications between a client and a server by establishing a queuing structure for MAPI messages that make up the communications. The MAPI messages are subsequently exchanged between the client and the server using the queuing structure. Multiple remote procedure calls (RPCs) underlying the MAPI messages may be grouped together in batches for exchange between proxies of the split proxy. Also, when the client logs off from the server, a MAPI keep-alive process allows updates received at the server to be pre-populated to the split proxy for transfer to the client when it reestablishes a connection.

Method and system for enhancing MS exchange (MAPI) end user experiences in a split proxy environment

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Waterloo, Canada

Adrian Rogobete