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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 17, 2017
Filed:
May. 18, 2011
Kent Alstad, Sechelt, CA;
Michael R. Benna, Vancouver, CA;
Kent Alstad, Sechelt, CA;
Michael R. Benna, Vancouver, CA;
Radware Ltd., Tel Aviv, IL;
Abstract
HTTP responses are accelerated to optimize performance and response time when presenting content in a client/server environment. An optimization technique allows a client to begin requesting additional resources and/or rendering content before the entire response is completed on the server. When a request is received at a proxy device, the proxy device transmits, to the client, links to external resources that will be needed to render the page. This allows the client to begin obtaining external resources before the remaining content is sent to the client, and even before the content has been fully composed by the server, thus improving response time and overall performance.