Abstract: Instructions stored on a computer-readable medium include, in response to receiving a new message for transmission, generating a candidate message by attempting recovery of a previous message from the new message and recovery bits of the previous message. The instructions include, in response to an indicator indicating that the attempted recovery was successful, computing a delta between the new message and the candidate message and generating a delivery message based on the computed delta. The instructions include, in response to the indicator indicating that the attempted recovery was unsuccessful, generating the delivery message based on the new message exclusive of the computed delta. The instructions include calculating new recovery bits from the new message. The instructions include storing the new recovery bits as the recovery bits of the previous message. The instructions include transmitting the delivery message to a destination over a communications channel.

Abstract: Instructions stored on a computer-readable medium include, in response to receiving a new message for transmission, generating a candidate message by attempting recovery of a previous message from the new message and recovery bits of the previous message. The instructions include, in response to an indicator indicating that the attempted recovery was successful, computing a delta between the new message and the candidate message and generating a delivery message based on the computed delta. The instructions include, in response to the indicator indicating that the attempted recovery was unsuccessful, generating the delivery message based on the new message exclusive of the computed delta. The instructions include calculating new recovery bits from the new message. The instructions include storing the new recovery bits as the recovery bits of the previous message. The instructions include transmitting the delivery message to a destination over a communications channel.

Abstract: A communication system includes a processor and a memory that stores recovery bits of a previous message and instructions. The instructions cause the processor to, in response to receiving a new message, obtain the recovery bits of the previous message and selectively generate a candidate message by attempting recovery of the previous message from the new message and the recovery bits of the previous message. The instructions include, in response to an indicator indicating that the recovery was successful, computing a delta between the new message and the candidate message and generating a delivery message based on (i) the computed delta or, in response to the indicator indicating that the recovery was unsuccessful, (ii) the new message. The instructions include calculating new recovery bits from the new message, replacing the stored recovery bits of the previous message with the new recovery bits, and transmitting the delivery message to a destination.

Abstract: A communication system includes a processor and a memory that stores recovery bits of a previous message and instructions. The instructions cause the processor to, in response to receiving a new message, obtain the recovery bits of the previous message and selectively generate a candidate message by attempting recovery of the previous message from the new message and the recovery bits of the previous message. The instructions include, in response to an indicator indicating that the recovery was successful, computing a delta between the new message and the candidate message and generating a delivery message based on (i) the computed delta or, in response to the indicator indicating that the recovery was unsuccessful, (ii) the new message. The instructions include calculating new recovery bits from the new message, replacing the stored recovery bits of the previous message with the new recovery bits, and transmitting the delivery message to a destination.

Abstract: Messages exchanged between two or more participants are conformance tested to a specific markup language standard without using a reference implementation of the markup language standard. Conformance is tested by executing verification rules corresponding to the specific markup language standard, where the verification rules comprise a representation of at least one protocol verification graph.

Abstract: Messages exchanged between two or more participants are conformance tested to a specific markup language standard without using a reference implementation of the markup language standard. Conformance is tested by executing verification rules corresponding to the specific markup language standard, where the verification rules comprise a representation of at least one protocol verification graph.