Presentation Protocol Data Synchronization via Session Mapping

The patent introduces an intermediary mechanism that intercepts Plug and Play events at the client system and redirects them to the server-hosted user session. This intermediary layer enables devices mapped to the client system to communicate with and synchronize data with the server session without requiring direct device-to-server mapping, thus resolving the contradiction between maintaining simple device mapping and achieving reliable data synchronization.

The patent implements preliminary action by pre-configuring the client system to intercept and redirect Plug and Play events to the server session before the events are processed locally. This preliminary redirection ensures that device connection events are properly routed to the server-hosted user session, enabling data synchronization without requiring time-consuming manual configuration or post-processing corrections.

The patent implements self-service by enabling the system to automatically handle device-to-session mapping through intercepted Plug and Play events. When a device connects to the client system, the interception mechanism automatically redirects the connection event to the appropriate server-hosted user session, enabling data synchronization without requiring user intervention or manual configuration changes, thus maintaining both reliability and ease of operation.