TRANSPARENT ENVELOPE FOR XML MESSAGES

• US 20110145684A1
• Filed: 02/24/2011
• Published: 06/16/2011
• Est. Priority Date: 05/23/2007
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Microsoft Technology Licensing LLC (Microsoft Corporation)
• Original Assignee: Microsoft Corporation
• Inventors: Christensen, Erik Bo, Millet, Stephen James, Wolf, Kenneth David, Maine, Stephen, Allen, Nicholas Alexander
• Granted Patent: US 8,136,019 B2
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 714/799
• CPC Class Codes: H03M 7/30 Compression speech analysis-synthesis for redundancy reduction G10L19/00; for image communication H04N; Expansion; Suppression of unnecessary data, e.g. redundancy reduction

Abstract

Transforming portions of a message to a destination via a communication protocol. A message is received. It is detected whether the received message includes an encoded envelope. The encoded envelope includes a stack defining parameters including information for handling the received message in an original format. If the received message includes the encoded envelope, the defined parameters are transformed to coded parameters in a common format. The coded parameters express the same information for handling the received message in the communication protocol. The encoded envelope is encapsulated in the received message, and the received message in the common format is delivered to the destination. If the received message does not include an encoded envelope, coded parameters are generated in the common format for the received message by encoding addressing information from the received message. The received message having the coded parameters in the common format is delivered to the destination.

Claims

1. A system for generating a canonical message, said system comprising:

an application for generating the canonical message for a destination via a communication network, said canonical message including coded parameters that identify information for handling the canonical message in a desired communication protocol;

an encoder for converting the canonical message to one of the following;

an enveloped message and a non-enveloped message, said encoder converting the canonical message to the enveloped message by generating an envelope having a stack including information associated with a particular network protocol represented by the coded parameters, said encoder converting the canonical message to the non-enveloped message by generating a network protocol packet having the entire contents of the canonical message; and

a message processing component for delivering the enveloped message or the non-enveloped message to the destination via the communication network.

2. The system of claim 1, further comprising an error detection component for:

detecting errors in the coded parameters in the common format after the encoder converts the canonical message to the enveloped message by comparing the coded parameters of the canonical message with the generated envelope or the generated network protocol packet;

or

detecting errors in the coded parameters in the common format in the non-enveloped message by comparing the coded parameters of the canonical message with the generated envelope or the generated network protocol packet;

or

detecting errors in the coded parameters before the application generates the canonical message.

3. The system of claim 1, further comprising a reading component at the destination, said reading component detecting whether the message includes the envelope by reading message bytes of the message, said encoded envelope having the stack including information for handling the received message in an original format.

4. The system of claim 3, further comprising, if the received message includes the envelope, an encoder at the destination for converting information represented by the particular network protocol included in the stack to the coded parameters in a common format.

5. The system of claim 4, wherein the encoder at the destination encapsulates the encoded envelope from the received message after the conversion.

6. The system of claim 4, wherein, if the received message does not include the envelope, the encoder at the destination generates coded parameters in the common format for the message by generating the network protocol packet in the body of the canonical message.

7. The system of claim 6, wherein the message processing component delivers the message having the coded parameters in the common format to the destination via the communication protocol.

8. A method for generating a canonical message, said method comprising:

generating the canonical message for a destination via a communication network, said canonical message including coded parameters that identify information for handling the canonical message in a desired communication protocol;

converting the canonical message to one of the following;

an enveloped message and a non-enveloped message, said converting the canonical message to the enveloped message further comprising generating an envelope having a stack including information associated with a particular network protocol represented by the coded parameters, said converting the canonical message to the non-enveloped message further comprising generating a network protocol packet having the entire contents of the canonical message; and

delivering the enveloped message or the non-enveloped message to the destination via the communication network.

9. The method of claim 8, further comprising:

detecting errors in the coded parameters in the common format after the encoder converts the canonical message to the enveloped message by comparing the coded parameters of the canonical message with the generated envelope or the generated network protocol packet;

or

detecting errors in the coded parameters in the common format in the non-enveloped message by comparing the coded parameters of the canonical message with the generated envelope or the generated network protocol packet;

or

detecting errors in the coded parameters before the application generates the canonical message.

10. The method of claim 8, further comprising detecting, at the destination, whether the message includes the envelope by reading message bytes of the message, said encoded envelope having the stack including information for handling the received message in an original format.

11. The method of claim 10, further comprising converting at the destination, if the received message includes the envelope, information represented by the particular network protocol included in the stack to the coded parameters in a common format.

12. The method of claim 11, further comprising encapsulating, at the destination, the encoded envelope from the received message after the conversion.

13. The system of claim 11, further comprising generating at the destination, if the received message does not include the envelope, coded parameters in the common format for the message by generating the network protocol packet in the body of the canonical message.

14. The system of claim 13, further comprising delivering the message having the coded parameters in the common format to the destination via the communication protocol.

15. A computer-readable medium having computer-executable components for generating a canonical message, said computer-executable components comprising:

an encoder for;

generating the canonical message for a destination via a communication network, said canonical message including coded parameters that identify information for handling the canonical message in a desired communication protocol; and

converting the canonical message to one of the following;

an enveloped message and a non-enveloped message, said encoder converting the canonical message to the enveloped message by generating an envelope having a stack including information associated with a particular network protocol represented by the coded parameters, said encoder converting the canonical message to the non-enveloped message by generating a network protocol packet having the entire contents of the canonical message; and

a message processing component for delivering the enveloped message or the non-enveloped message to the destination via the communication network.

16. The computer-readable medium of claim 15, further comprising an error detection component for:

detecting errors in the coded parameters in the common format after the encoder converts the canonical message to the enveloped message by comparing the coded parameters of the canonical message with the generated envelope or the generated network protocol packet;

or

detecting errors in the coded parameters in the common format in the non-enveloped message by comparing the coded parameters of the canonical message with the generated envelope or the generated network protocol packet;

or

detecting errors in the coded parameters before the application generates the canonical message.

17. The computer-readable medium of claim 15, further comprising a reading component at the destination, said reading component detecting whether the message includes the envelope by reading message bytes of the message, said encoded envelope having the stack including information for handling the received message in an original format.

18. The computer-readable medium of claim 17, further comprising, if the received message includes the envelope, an encoder at the destination for converting information represented by the particular network protocol included in the stack to the coded parameters in a common format.

19. The computer-readable medium of claim 18, wherein the encoder at the destination encapsulates the encoded envelope from the received message after the conversion.

20. The computer-readable medium of claim 18, wherein, if the received message does not include the envelope, the encoder at the destination generates coded parameters in the common format for the message by generating the network protocol packet in the body of the canonical message, and wherein the message processing component delivers the message having the coded parameters in the common format to the destination via the communication protocol.