Abstract: The present invention relates to a remote monitoring method comprises the steps of monitoring an occurrence of an event, providing a signal to a wireless module in response to the occurrence of the event, sending a wireless application protocol request being indicative of the occurrence of the event to a first gateway, converting the wireless application protocol request to a first hypertext transfer protocol request, sending of the first hypertext transfer protocol request to a server, determining at least one receiver address for the first hypertext transfer protocol request by the server, sending of a second hypertext transfer protocol request from the server to a second gateway, sending of a wireless application protocol service loading message to the at least one receiver from the gateway.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a remote monitoring method comprises the steps of

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of managing data between at least two electronic communication stations (C, O) whose users, referred to as challenger and opponent, cooperate interactively to execute software to be instantiated, referred to as an interactive program, which method is characterized in that the two stations are equipped with said software, the challenger sends a first electronic message (P) containing at least a first portion of the instantiated software and the opponent sends a second electronic message (Re, Ri) linked to the first and containing a second portion of the instantiated software, the software then running on each station (C, O).

Abstract: The message is transmitted over a telecommunication network between a sender terminal and a receiver terminal. In the method according to the invention, a data structure is constructed in which the icons are associated with a sequence of words for managing the animation of the icons, including a first type of word defining an icon display time and a second type of word defining a cross-reference to a selected icon defined in the data structure; the sequence is then executed so that the display time of a selected icon is imposed by the last word of the first type that precedes the word of the second type cross-referencing the selected icon.