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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 17, 2009
Filed:
May. 06, 2004
Denis Aubert, Saint Paul de Vence, FR;
Franck Boudinet, Villeneuve Loubet, FR;
Philippe Favre, Villeneuve Loubet, FR;
Eric Forestier, Vence, FR;
Bernard Dakar, Saint Laurent du Var, FR;
Denis Aubert, Saint Paul de Vence, FR;
Franck Boudinet, Villeneuve Loubet, FR;
Philippe Favre, Villeneuve Loubet, FR;
Eric Forestier, Vence, FR;
Bernard Dakar, Saint Laurent du Var, FR;
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
A method and system are disclosed for allowing a device using a Web browser unable to support CSS, to request trough a network and display Web HTML pages including CSS while using all the presentation features of the included CSS that it can support through the network, said method comprising the steps of: receiving a request from the device for obtaining a Web HTML page; identifying the requesting device, aggregating all the device and network display possibility information, and suppressing the contradictory information, the network display possibilities being of the highest priority, the result forming a Request rule list; retrieving the requested Web page from a Web server; aggregating all the CSS presentation definitions of the Web page while suppressing the conflicting ones in a resulting CSS rule list; modifying the statements of the HTML page which are not related to CSS, reflecting the CSS rule list while taking into account the device and network possibilities as stated in the Request rule list; transmitting to the device the HTML page comprising the modified statements. The method is executed on a network component which may be a proxy server or a router with computing capabilities.