WO2001052111A2 - System and method for internet broadcast searching - Google Patents
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- This invention relates generally to searching on the World Wide Web.
- the World Wide Web is meant to include all Internets and all Intranets, i.e. all computer networks, interconnected or not.
- the present invention comprises a search paradigm implemented in hardware and software which distributes the search for information on the world wide web to all website computers which then search their own databases for elements of the requested search.
- websites or website computers are meant to include all network computers which provide or are servers of information, regardless of protocol.
- search engines for both general and specific purposes abound.
- search engines from such websites as Yahoo.com, Excite.com, Lycos.com, Northernlight.com all attempt to build an index of the world wide web by accumulating website information in a centralized database on a centralized computer system.
- any of these systems involves literally indexing tens of millions of pages of information in order to allow a search against that information be accomplished.
- the selected search engine when a user desires to find specific information, the selected search engine must search its centralized index database.
- the centralized database must continue to update its database of web pages or other computerized information in order to be current and accurate in the searching that is performed.
- search engines are relatively static and do not receive instantaneous updates of information on individual websites as those websites change.
- search engines do not necessarily pick up this fact leading to the reporting of results for websites that may no longer be present on the web and missing the results from new websites.
- Search engines also will never be able to contain all information from all websites. This necessarily leads to searches which are not complete and result in missed websites and information.
- certain search engines can be manipulated to deliver preferred websites. Thus, an individual user searching the web may not receive the best websites results but will receive results from websites which the particular search engine prefers.
- Patent #5,761 ,663 to Lagarde et al was issued for a "Method for Distributed Task Fulfillment of Web Browser requests.”
- This invention causes requests from a browser to be made to web servers on a network which receive and fulfill requests as an agent of the browser client.
- Patent #5,974,409 to Sanu et al was issued for a "System and Method for Locating Information in an Online Network.” This particular system operates as an extension of a computer's operating system and not as a separate browser.
- Patent #5,974,441 to Rogers et al was issued for a "WWW Client Server Interactive System Method with Java.” This patent makes requests to web servers on a network which receive and fulfill requests as an agent of the browser client. It organizes distributed sub agents in a series of servers which then conduct searching. Thus, a distributed network of servers conduct additional searches returning the results to the client.
- Patent #6,055,526 to Ambroziak A Data Indexing Technique
- Patent #5,995,959 to Friedman et al Method and System for Network Information Access
- Patent #5,920,856 to Syeda-Mahmood System for Selecting Multi-Media Databases Over Networks
- Patent #4,914,571 to Baratz et al Baratz et al
- All of these techniques also suffer from the issue of currency. That is, is all the information that is being searched all of the information that is available to be searched? In all cases the answer is no.
- What would be truly useiul is a system and method for searching the entire content of the ever changing World Wide Web in its current state (i.e. the state at the time and date of the searching) in the shortest time possible. Such a system would be able to search not an index of pages, but the pages themselves returning results based upon what actually exists and not based upon a summary of what actually exists.
- the present invention comprises an Internet Broadcast Search Paradigm (IBSP) which causes a search for information on the world wide web to be distributed to all website computers
- IBSP generally comprises three different embodiments: a direct broadcast, a broadcast server, and a firewall server embodiment. However, other combinations, as described later, are also possible.
- the IBSP direct broadcast process involves a client (and user) computer, a website computer, and an IBSP server computer. Obviously there are many client computers which utilize the system. Each of these computers would be, for example and without limitation, a PC owned by an individual. Each individual would conduct any desired search.
- website computers are present and are those computers which typically host and serve a website to the public.
- IBSP server computers In general, there will be a single IBSP server computer although this is not meant as a limitation. In order to speed up the system and to accomplish load balancing, multiple IBSP server computers may be present in the system, although they are not necessarily required. Each of the three computer types contains a different IBSP computer program which interacts with the other programs of the system.
- website computers contain an IBSP website computer program which permits multi-level categorization of the website's content by the web master.
- An example of such categorization is the language used at the website, general website contents such as health, government, entertainment, sports, etc. FurtherOther categorization of the website content can also be performedcreated by the IBSP website computer program.
- the category of "education” may have multiple sublevels for elementary school, college, language, and other categories.
- the set of all possible categorizations which may be assigned to a website is the finite set available through the IBSP website computer program.
- the IBSP website computer program transmits the categorization information and the website's internet address, i.e. its fully qualified domain name and/or its IP address from the website to the IBSP server computer at the initialization of the website computer and at various times thereafter. Further, the IBSP website computer program receives and processes requests for information, such as search queries, from the client computers. If the website has the requested information, it sends that information to the client computer.
- the IBSP server computer contains an IBSP server computer program which receives and stores in a data file the IP address and the website categorization information received from all of the website computers.
- IP address means either a computer's IP address, and/or its fully qualified domain name, or some other unique computer network address identifier.
- the IBSP server computer program transmits the data file containing the IP address and the website categorization characterization of all website computers to client computers upon request.
- Client computers contain an IBSP client computer program which acquires the data file containing the IP address and website categorization information of all website computers from the IBSP computer . This occurs upon installation, periodically thereafter and when requested by the client.
- the client computer accepts queries (search requests) from the user of the client computer for distribution over the World Wide Web.
- the client computer software permits users to categorize each query with the multi level website categorization information.
- the query can then be transmitted by the client to all websites that have the same multi level categorization as the query.
- the client IBSP software receives and displays responses from websites that contain the requested information relating to the query.
- the IBSP website computer program is installed on each and every website, all websites will respond to search requests from the IBSP client software, thereby conducting simultaneously searches on virtually every website computer on the World Wide Web. Any such IBSP search examines the information on every website as it exists at the moment of the search. Thus, all information is current.
- the system accounts for not only the existing information on websites, but also accounts for the fact that certain websites have become active or inactive. In the case of inactive websites , information is not returned.
- the IBSP search process can instantaneously account for the activation of new websites because website information is transmitted to the IBSP server computer at website startup and this information can be acquired by clients on demand. Since each website performs a search of its own database in response to the client query, information that is returned to a client is both current and complete. It is important to note that the website query categorization actions are not required in order to perform an IBSP search. Such categorization is used to minimize the bandwidth required to perform a search in that categorization maximizes the search efficiency.
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- All IBSP programs interact with the other programs to achieve the desired search.
- Website computers in the IBSP broadcast server process contain the same IBSP website computer program noted above.
- the website can choose create its own categorization from available possibilities, transmit its IP address and categorization information characterization to the IBSP server, receive and process client queries, in this case, via the broadcast server computer, and send information to the client computer.
- the IBSP server computer contains the same IBSP server computer program first noted above.
- Client computers contain an IBSP client computer program which performs the following functions: the program accepts queries from the user of the client computer for searching on the World Wide Web, permits the user of the client computer to categorize each query with multi level cate orization of information from the various websites, transmit the client IP address, t e query, and the categorization information to a IBSP broadcast server, and receive and display responses from websites that contain requested information.
- the IBSP broadcast server computer contains an IBSP broadcast server computer program which performs the following functions: it acquires the data file containing the IP address and website categorization information of all website computers by making requests to the IBSP server computer upon software installation, periodically thereafter, and on demand.
- the broadcast server receives queries, categorization information, and the client's IP address from the clients , in order to execute the search desired by the clients.
- the broadcast server transmits each query and the requesting client's IP address to all websites that have the same multi level characterization as the query, or in the alternative, simply broadcast the search to all websites where categorization information is not available.
- This broadcast server process embodiment of the present invention is more efficient since the bandwidth required to transmit the data file containing the IP address and the website categorization information of all website computers is reduced by simply transmitting that information to fewer broadcast server computers. Thus, the need to transmit such information to each potential client is eliminated. Further, the broadcast server process transfers the burden of transmitting queries to many websites from the client to the broadcast server. Thus, many clients are no longer broadcasting search requests, but a smaller subset of broadcast server computers are performing this task. In some instances, client computers will be connected to the World Wide Web via a firewall computer. In this usage a firewall computer is meant to include any computer that acts as an interface between networks, e.g. between the client's network and another internet containing websites.
- IBSP server computers there are many client, website, and firewall server computers but there need only be one IBSP server computer, although this is not meant as a limitation.
- Each computer type contains a different IBSP computer program and each program interacts with the other programs as described below.
- Website computers of the IBSP firewall server process contain the same IBSP website computer program noted above.
- the functions of the website computer are again to permit categorization of the websites content, to transmit the unique IP address of the website and the categorization information to the IBSP server computer, receiving and processing client requests for information which, in this case, are forwarded by firewall computers and, if the requested information is present, sending that information and the Client's IP address back to the firewall server computer for forwarding to the client.
- the IBSP server computer in the firewall server process also contains the same IBSP server computer program first noted above.
- the IBSP server computer in the firewall server process receives and stores in a data file the IP address and the website categorization from all website computers. Further, the IBSP server transmits the data file containing the IP address and website categorization information of all website computers to the firewall server computers upon request.
- Client computers contain an IBSP client computer program similar to that described above.
- the IBSP client computer program and the firewall server process accepts queries from the user of the client computer, permits the user of the client computer to categorize each query within a multi level categorization scheme, transmits the client IP address, the query, and the categorization information, in this case, to a firewall server, and receives and displays website responses transmitted from websites and which are forwarded by the firewall server computer.
- the firewall server computer contains an IBSP firewall server computer program which performs the following functions: it acquires the data file that contains the IP address and website categorization information of all website computers by requesting such information from the IBSP server computer. This request occurs at software installation and periodically thereafter.
- the firewall server computer also receives the client's IP address, queries and categorization information from a client computer.
- the firewall server computer also forwards each client query, the-and client IP address, and the firewall server computer's IP address to all websites that have the same level categorization as noted by the client. In the event that the client does not possess such categorization information, the firewall server computer submits the query to all websites.
- the firewall server computer also receives responses to a client query and the requesting client IP address from website computers and forwards those website responses to the client within the organization.
- the firewall server process permits clients isolated from a computer network by a firewall server, who do not possess unique IP address, to perform an IBSP Internet wide search.
- the same general function is performed, that is a simultaneous search of all websites on the World Wide Web.
- Figure 1 illustrates the architecture and communications flow of the IBSP direct broadcast process.
- Figure 2 illustrates the architecture and communications flow of the IBSP broadcast server process.
- Figure 3 illustrates the architecture and communications flow of the IBSP firewall server process.
- the present invention is a system and method for searching instantaneously for information on the World Wide Web.
- a client can simultaneously search every website on the World Wide Web, hereby allowing for complete research to be accomplished.
- Websites 10, 12, 14, and 16 all comprise servers of the type known in the art for managing websites.
- IBSP software on the websites categorize the information that is stored on the website and transmits their individual IP addresses and categorization information to the IBSP server 18. This results in a data file 20 on the IBSP server 18 which comprises the IP address and category information for the various websites 10, 12, 14, and 16.
- the IBSP server 18 is a conventional type server using Windows NT or the like, and having storage for storage of the data file 20.
- the IP addresses and category information in the data file 20 are made available to clients 22, 24, 26, and 28 each of which clients have IBSP client software on them. It should be noted that, while four clients are shown, in this figure and in remaining figures, this is not meant as a limitation in this embodiment or the remaining embodiments.
- Queries are categorized by the client and sent with the client IP address to websites with the same categorization as the query. If the category information is not available, the query and client IP address are simply broadcast to all the web servers 10, 12, 14, and 16.
- a web server receives such a request, its searches itself and determines if any information responsive to the search request is available.
- web server 10 and 12 have information that is responsive to a search query posed by client 24. In that instance, information is returned to the client.
- the IBSP broadcast server process architecture and communications flow is illustrated. Again, servers 10, 12, 14, and 16 each contain IBSP website software which categorizes the information on each website and transmits it along with the individual website IP addresses to the IBSP server 18.
- IBSP server 18 creates a data file 20 which comprises the individual IP addresses and categorization information for the websites 10, 12, 14 and 16. IP address and categorization information in data file 20 is transmitted in this case to IBSP broadcast server 30 where that information is stored. It should be noted that, while one IBSP broadcast server is shown this is not meant as a limitation.
- IBSP broadcast server 30 uses any query category information available to transmit the query and Client IP address to websites with the same categorization or if no category information is available transmits the request to all websites on the World Wide Web 10, 12, 14, and 16.
- any particular website has information responsive to the query
- website 10 and 12 each have information that is responsive to the query. That information is returned to client 24, which is the client that created the query first sent to the IBSP broadcast server 30.
- client 24 is the client that created the query first sent to the IBSP broadcast server 30.
- IBSP server 18 creates the data file 20 comprising the IP address and category information of the websites 10, 12, 14, and 16. That IP address and category information is provided, in this case, to an IBSP firewall server 32.
- Firewall server 32 receives queries and client IP addresses from clients 22, 24, 26, and 28 along with any category information. IBSP firewall server 32 then provides that categorized query, the client IP address, and the and firewall server IP address to websites with the same categorization or if no category information is available transmits the request to all websites on the World Wide Web 10, 12, 14, and 16. Any websites that have information that is responsive to the queries provide that information and the requesting client IP address back to the IBSP firewall server 32. In this instance, web server 10, and 12 have information responsive to the query from the client. The IBSP firewall server 32 then transmits that information to the appropriate client 24 that posed the initial query.
- any IBSP broadcast search instantaneously accounts for any changes in information at any website.
- an IBSP search instantaneously accounts for any activation or deactivation of websites on the World Wide Web, returning information only from those web sites that are still active.
- a first hybrid process is a combination of the direct broadcast process and the broadcast server process.
- This direct broadcast/broadcast server hybrid process is the same as the broadcast server process except that the data file with IP address and site category information is transmitted from the IBSP server to all the client computers instead of to the IBSP broadcast server.
- a second hybrid process is a combination of the direct broadcast process and the firewall server process.
- This direct broadcast/firewall server hybrid process is the same as the firewall server process except that the data file with IP address and site category information is transmitted from the IBSP server through the firewall server to all the client computers instead of only to the IBSP firewall server.
- the client then transmits the IP addresses of sites that will be queried along with its own IP address and the query to the IBSP firewall server.
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