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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 23, 2012
Filed:
Jun. 07, 2010
Nicholas Patrick Alfano, Slough, CA;
Noushad Naqvi, Waterloo, CA;
Sarmad K. Musa, Mississauga, CA;
Bryan Taylor, Kitchener, CA;
Craig A. Dunk, Guelph, CA;
Atul Asthana, Unionville, CA;
Adrian Buckley, Tracy, CA;
Nicholas Patrick Alfano, Slough, CA;
Noushad Naqvi, Waterloo, CA;
Sarmad K. Musa, Mississauga, CA;
Bryan Taylor, Kitchener, CA;
Craig A. Dunk, Guelph, CA;
Atul Asthana, Unionville, CA;
Adrian Buckley, Tracy, CA;
Research In Motion Limited, Waterloo, Ontario, CA;
Abstract
In one illustrative example, a technique in a server to facilitate a re-establishing of communication over a data connection between an application server and a wireless communication device which communicates via a base station of a wireless communication network is described. In response to a communication loss between the wireless device and the wireless network which causes the data connection to be terminated, the server receives from the application server a plurality of connection requests which are intended for receipt by the wireless device for re-establishing the data connection. The server operates to limit the number or a rate of the connection requests allowed to pass from the server to the base station of the wireless network during the communication loss between the wireless device and the wireless network.