Client-Server IME Architecture
An input method editor and server technology, applied in transmission systems, service signaling, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as inconvenient installation, language dependence, and cumbersome clients
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[0031] §1.0 Overview
[0032] This specification describes technologies related to input method editors (IMEs) including client-server architectures. Although example embodiments will be described in the example context of Japanese, the present disclosure is readily applicable to other languages using logographic scripts, including Chinese, Korean, and / or Indic.
[0033] Embodiments of the client-server architecture include stateless clients interfacing with stateful servers. As used herein, the term "client" refers to an application or system that accesses services provided by a service provider. The term "server" refers to a service provider that provides services to clients. The terms client and server do not necessarily refer to separate computer devices, since client and server, as those terms are used herein, can be implemented on a single computer device. A server is stateful in the sense that the server is able to store both requests and responses for a communic...
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