Slam Dunk Networks, Inc.

Randy Menna

John D Mathon

Ganesan Gopal

Andre Srinivasan

Tirumanjanam Rengarajan

Kannan Ananthanarayanan

Ramakrishna Chinta

Robert Rightmyer

Kasi Sankaralingam

Viral Kadakia

Kayshave Dattatri

Rajiv Maheshwari

A method for transferring messages across a communication network is disclosed. A message being received at a message source from a sending application program is segmented into message segments. While this segmentation is occurring, a common message identifier and a unique sequence number are assigned to each message segment. The message segments are transferred from the message source to a message destination, with at least one of the message segments being transferred as the message is being received at the message source. Prior to the entire message being received at the message source and segmented, message segments that have already been segmented from the message are transferred to the message destination. At the message destination, the message segments are received and assembled into a reassembled message A portion of the reassembled message is delivered to a receiving application while the assembling is occurring.

Method for the secure and timely delivery of large messages over a distributed communication network

The present invention relates to relates to the efficient and secure transfer of information over a distributed computer network such as the Internet. The system provides parallel communication paths between the source and destination. Each path includes a dedicated route point to eliminate intermediate ISPs. Each source is associated with an archive and each route point is coupled to the archive. Upon receipt of the message at a route point the message is copied to the archive and then transmitted to the destination. Message archival and storage of transmission-related information enables data-mining features not presently available using email or a point-and-click browser. Since two messages are transmitted from the source to the common destination across separate and distinct communication paths, message latency is improved and the chance of lost messages is reduced or even eliminated. A network controller monitors transmission results and dynamically re-configures the network to balance loading across the route points and to avoid failures or other bottlenecks in the system.

System for handling information and information transfers in a computer network

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