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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 15, 2009
Filed:
Feb. 28, 2005
Nicholas Matsakis, Milford, PA (US);
Charles Robert Morgan, Manchester, MA (US);
Jeffrey Kenton, Weston, MA (US);
Jan-christian Nelson, Boston, MA (US);
Cyrus Abda Dolph, V, Cambridge, MA (US);
Eugene Kuznetsov, Cambridge, MA (US);
Nicholas Matsakis, Milford, PA (US);
Charles Robert Morgan, Manchester, MA (US);
Jeffrey Kenton, Weston, MA (US);
Jan-Christian Nelson, Boston, MA (US);
Cyrus Abda Dolph, V, Cambridge, MA (US);
Eugene Kuznetsov, Cambridge, MA (US);
International Business Machine Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
A high level transformation method and apparatus for converting data formats in the context of network applications, among other places. A flexible transformation mechanism is provided that facilitates generation of translation machine code. A translator is dynamically generated by a translator compiler engine. When fed an input stream, the translator generates an output stream by executing the native object code generated on the fly by the translator compiler engine. In addition, the translator may be configured to perform a bi-directional translation between the two streams as well as translation between two distinct protocol sequences. Further a translator may working in streaming mode, to facilitate streaming processing of documents.