Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Seoul National University

Hyeon-Sang Eom

Kyung-Tak Lee

Seung-Yong Lee

Sung-jin Park

Sung-Jin Park

Sang-Geol Lee

Heon-Young Yeom

Myoung-Won Oh

A input/output method is disclosed for performing communications in a virtual machine (VM) environment between a host operating system (OS) and a guest OS. The input/output method includes performing request polling (RP) on an input/output event generated by a guest OS which is driven by a virtual machine (VM), sending an input/output request to a host OS, on which the VM runs. The input/output method further includes performing response waiting polling (RWP) on an input/output completion message generated by the host OS when the input/output event is detected through the RP, and sending an input/output response to the guest OS when the input/output completion message is detected through the RWP. In the method, the RP and the RWP are performed by multiple threads executed on the VM.

Input/output method in virtual machine environments

A method for transferring a session between clients is provided when one user uses multiple clients on a service (for example, Push to talk over Cellular (PoC), Instant Messaging (IM), Converged-Internet Protocol (IP) Messaging (CPM)) providing system implemented through a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)/IP core network. A session transfer method is provided when the user needs to transfer a session to another client while the session is performed through one client. A temporary storing technique is used in which a conversation server or client as one of elements of a seamless CPM system for providing a seamless user environment temporarily stores data transmitted from another user during session transfer.

System and method for transferring a session between multiple clients

A method is provided for receiving a session history by a Controlling Function (CF) in a communication system. The method includes sending, by a CF in a first domain, a first message requesting a session history to a Conversation Server (CS) in the first domain; receiving, from the CS in the first domain, a second message including access information to a CS in a second domain, which has a session history, when the CS in the first domain has no session history; sending a third message requesting a session history to the CS in the second domain, which has the session history, based on the access information; and receiving a fourth message including the session history from the CS in the second domain.

Method for sending and receiving session history in a communications system

A method for transferring a session between clients is provided when one user uses multiple clients on a service (for example, Push to talk over Cellular (PoC), Instant Messaging (IM), Converged-Internet Protocol (IP) Messaging (CPM)) providing system implemented through a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)/IP core network. A session transfer method is provided when the user needs to transfer a session to another client while the session is performed through one client. A 'temporary storing' technique is used in which a conversation server or client as one of elements of a seamless CPM system for providing a seamless user environment temporarily stores data transmitted from another user during session transfer.

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Hyeon-Sang Eom