KR20120015950A - Devices, systems, and methods for creating and using shortcut objects - Google Patents

Abstract

Apparatus, systems, and methods are provided for creating and using shortcut objects.
The shortcut object is for later revisit of web pages accessed through web shuffling. Shortcut objects are created using text and images displayed on visited web pages. Therefore, these shortcut objects have different forms, and the user can intuitively recognize the web page to which the shortcut object points.

Description

APPARATUS, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CREATING AND USING SHORT CUT OBJECT}

The following embodiments relate to a method of creating and using a shortcut object for directly accessing a web page of a product sold in an internet shopping mall.

An internet user may search a web page for a specific product in an internet shopping mall through web surfing. The Internet user can add a shortcut to the page as a favorite of a web browser to view the page later.

Shortcuts added in this manner have the following problems.

First, the shortcuts you create are usually added only to the Favorites folder in your web browser.

Secondly, the file title of the created shortcut is basically the document title of the web page to which the shortcut points. Therefore, when two or more shortcuts for different products are created in the same Internet shopping mall, the names of the generated shortcuts may be the same. In this case, the shortcuts created later will overwrite the previously created shortcuts, or the user will have to give them different names.

Third, the icon of the created shortcut is an icon provided by a web browser or a representative icon provided by an internet shopping mall. Therefore, the icon cannot intuitively represent the information indicated by the shortcut (e.g., the product indicated by the shortcut), and the user may be concerned with identifying several favorite shortcuts in order to find a desired product.

Finally, an internet user may access an internet shopping mall via a specific site, such as a portal or cash-back site. Generally, this waypoint information is provided as a cookie in a web browser. An internet user may access a web page of a specific internet shopping mall via a web page to create a shortcut to the web page, and then access the web page again through the shortcut. In this case, the shortcut does not include information about which site the Internet user originally came to visit the Internet shopping mall. Therefore, a site or an internet shopping mall that provides a diesel route may not accurately calculate statistics on the diesel route.

According to one aspect of the invention, the step of the user terminal accessing the first web page provided by the first server, the user terminal to provide access to the first web page based on the content of the first web page Creating a shortcut object and accessing the first web page by the user terminal using the shortcut object, wherein the shortcut object includes an access address for accessing the first web page To provide a shortcut service is provided.

The shortcut object may further include a title and an icon, and the step of generating, by the user terminal, a shortcut object providing access to the first web page based on the content of the first web page, the Generating the title based on the content of the first web page, generating the icon based on an image linked to the first web page or an image captured on the screen of the first web page, and the first The method may include generating the access address based on the address of the web page.

The step of generating, by the user terminal based on the contents of the first web page, a shortcut object for providing access to the first web page, transmitting first information related to the first web page to a second server. Generating, by the second server, second information for generating the shortcut object based on the first information, transmitting, by the second server, the second information to the user terminal; and The user terminal may include generating the shortcut object based on the second information.

The first information may include address information of the first web page, and the generating of the second information for generating the shortcut object based on the first information by the second server comprises: A second server loading the first web page using the address information of the first web page, and the second server analyzing the loaded first web page to generate the second information. can do.

The first information may include an identifier of the first server,

The generating of the second information by analyzing the loaded first web page by the second server may include selecting one of a plurality of settings stored in the second server based on the identifier. And analyzing, by the second server, the loaded first web page based on the selected setting.

The access address may include information for generating an address of the first web page and an address of the second server.

Wherein the user terminal accessing the first web page using the shortcut object, the user terminal accessing the web page of the second server using the access address, the second server is the Generating a second web page including a link to the first web page by using address information of the first web page included in a connection address, wherein the second server recognizes the generated second web page; And transmitting to a user terminal and accessing the first web page by using the second web page.

The step of accessing the first web page provided by the first server by the user terminal may include: connecting the user terminal to a third server providing a link to the first server and the user terminal using the link. The method may include accessing a first server, and the shortcut object may include information about an identifier of the third server.

According to an aspect of the present invention, receiving first information for generating a shortcut object providing a connection to a first web page from a user terminal, for generating the shortcut object based on the first information Generating a second information and transmitting the second information to the user terminal, wherein the shortcut object includes a connection address for accessing the first web page. Is provided.

The first information may include address information of the first web page, and generating second information for generating the shortcut object based on the first information may include: address of the first web page Loading the first web page using information and analyzing the loaded first web page to generate the second information.

The shortcut object may further include a title and an icon, and the generating of the second information by analyzing the loaded first web page may be performed based on the content of the loaded first web page. Generating corresponding information and generating information corresponding to the icon based on an image linked to the loaded first web page or an image capturing a screen of the loaded first web page. The second information may include information corresponding to the title and information corresponding to the icon.

The first information may include an identifier of a first server that provides the first web page, and the generating of the second information by analyzing the loaded first web page may be performed based on the identifier. And selecting one of the plurality of settings and analyzing the loaded first web page based on the selected setting to generate the second information.

Receiving a second web page providing request including a link to the first web page from the user terminal may include generating the second web page based on the second web page providing request and the user terminal. And transmitting the second web page to the user, and the access address may include information for generating an address of the first web page and an address of the second web page.

The first information may include an identifier of a second server that provides a link to the first web page, and the shortcut object may include the identifier.

According to one aspect of the invention, the step of generating first information for creating a shortcut object including a connection address for accessing a first web page, transmitting the first information to a user terminal, the user terminal Receiving second information indicating access to the first web page using the shortcut object generated based on the first information, and providing the first web page based on the second information. A method of providing a shortcut service is provided, the method including updating statistics related to a server.

Receiving second information indicating that the user terminal accesses the first web page using a shortcut object generated based on the first information may include a link from the user terminal to the first web page. Receiving a request for providing a second web page including the step of generating the second web page based on the request for providing the second web page, and transmitting the second web page to the user terminal. The access address may include information for generating an address of the first web page and an address of the second web page.

Generating first information for creating a shortcut object including a connection address for accessing a first web page may include loading the first web page and analyzing the loaded first web page. And generating the first information.

The first information may include an identifier of a second server that provides a link to the first web page, and the shortcut object may include the identifier.

The first web page may be a web page providing a product purchase, and receiving product purchase information indicating that the product has been purchased from the first web page accessed by using the shortcut object from the first server. And generating information for distributing profits from the sale of the product to each of the first server and the second server based on the product purchase information.

According to an aspect of the present invention, a transceiver for receiving first information for creating a shortcut object that provides access to a first web page from a user terminal and transmitting second information for creating the shortcut object And a controller configured to generate the second information based on the first information, wherein the shortcut object includes a connection address for accessing the first web page.

The first information may include address information of the first web page, and the controller loads the first web page using the address information of the first web page, and loads the loaded first web page. By analyzing, the second information may be generated based on the first information.

The shortcut object may further include a title and an icon,

The controller generates information corresponding to the title based on the content of the loaded first web page, and the image linked to the loaded first web page or the captured image of the loaded first web page. The second information may be generated by analyzing the loaded first web page by generating information corresponding to the icon based on the second information, wherein the second information includes information corresponding to the title and information corresponding to the icon. It may include.

The apparatus may further include a storage configured to provide a plurality of settings used to analyze the loaded first web page, wherein the first information may include an identifier of a first server that provides the first web page. The controller selects one of a plurality of settings provided by the storage unit based on the identifier, and analyzes the loaded first web page based on the selected setting to generate the second information. One web page may be analyzed to generate the second information.

The receiving unit may receive a request for providing a second web page including a link to the first web page from the user terminal, and transmit a second web page, and the controller may be configured based on the request for providing the second web page. The second web page may be generated, and the access address may include information for generating an address of the first web page and an address of the second web page.

The first information may include an identifier of a second server that provides a link to the first web page, and the shortcut object may include the identifier.

1 is a block diagram of a system for providing a short-cut object according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 illustrates a configuration of a shortcut object according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 illustrates a display screen of a user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 illustrates an operation of a shortcut object creation program according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a block diagram illustrating a code of a product information page according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 illustrates a configuration of a URL of a product information page according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 illustrates a configuration of a cookie according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 illustrates a URL supporting redirecting according to an embodiment of the present invention.
9 is a structural diagram of a management server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a signal flowchart of a method for creating a shortcut object according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is a signal flowchart of a method of using a shortcut object according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited or limited by the embodiments. Like reference numerals in the drawings denote like elements.

1 is a block diagram of a system for providing a shortcut object according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The shortcut object providing system 100 (hereinafter, abbreviated as system 100) includes a management server 110, a shopping mall server 120, a distributor server 150, and a user terminal 160. Mall server 120, distributor server 150 and the user terminal 160 may be a plurality.

The management server 110, the shopping mall server 120, the distributor server 150, and the user terminal 160 are interconnected through a wired or wireless network.

The management server 110 may provide a program 400 for generating a shortcut object 200 to be described later, may provide information for creating a shortcut object 200, and the Generate statistical information about usage.

The shopping mall server 120 is a web server that sells the products 130.

There may be a plurality of shopping mall servers 120 in the system 100. Each of the plurality of shopping mall servers 120 has a unique site identifier (SID) 240. The operating principal of the shopping mall server 120 may be granted an SID 240 of the shopping mall server 120 by establishing a relationship such as an affiliate with an operating principal of the management server 110.

In addition, each of the plurality of products 130 has a unique identifier (UID) (250) in the shopping mall server (120). UID 250 may be a unique value within system 100.

The shopping mall server 120 provides a product information page 140 for each of the plurality of products 130. The product information page 140 is a web page that provides information on each of the products 130 sold.

The distributor server 150 is a web site that provides access to the product information page 140 of the shopping mall server 120 or the shopping mall server 120. Distributor server 150 may be, for example, a portal or a cashback site.

There may be a plurality of distributor servers 150 in the system 100. Each of the plurality of distributor servers 150 has a unique distributor id (PID) 260. The operating principal of the distributor server 150 may be given a PID 260 of the distributor server 150 by establishing a relationship such as an affiliate with an operating principal of the management server 110.

The user terminal 160 is a device on which a web browser is driven, such as a PC or a smart phone.

The user terminal 160 may access a web page provided by the shopping mall server 120, for example, the product information page 140, and load the product information page 140 with a web browser.

The user terminal 160 may access a web page provided by the distributor server 150 and load the web page with a web browser. The loaded web page of the distributor server 150 provides a link to the home page or product information page 140 of the shopping mall server 120. The user terminal 160 may access the product information page 140 provided by the shopping mall server 120 via the distributor server 150 by using the link.

After the user terminal 160 loads the product information page 140, the user terminal 160 uses a shortcut object generation program 400 (hereinafter, abbreviated as object generation program 400) to be described later. The shortcut object 200 pointing to the loaded product information page 140 may be generated.

After the shortcut object 200 is generated, a user of the user terminal 160 may directly access the product information page 140 indicated by the shortcut object through a web browser by using the generated shortcut object.

The shortcut object 200 may be generated by reflecting an image and a phrase in the product information page 140, and the screen 300 of the user terminal 160 using the shortcut object icon 330. Can be marked on.

For example, the name 210 of the shortcut object 200 may combine information such as the name, price, and description of the product 130. The above information may be provided by a database managed by the shopping mall server 120, and may be extracted by a specific setting from the contents (eg, HTML code 400) of the product information page 140.

Therefore, since the user of the user terminal 160 can check the image and the phrase of the product information page 150 visited by him, he can immediately identify what he wants among the many shortcut object icons 330.

In addition, the shortcut object 200 may be generated to include a unique value in the system 100 in addition to the unique image and text in the product information page 140.

Accordingly, the titles 210 of the generated shortcut objects 200 or the titles of the shortcut icons 330 corresponding to the shortcut objects 200 may intuitively represent the product 130 and do not overlap each other. Can be.

2 illustrates a configuration of a shortcut object according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The shortcut object 200 includes a title 210, an icon 220, a description 230, a seller identifier (SID) 240, a unique identifier (UID) 250, a distributor identifier (PID) 260. ) And address 270.

The title 210 indicates information on a target pointed to by the shortcut object 200 using a string. As described above with reference to FIG. 1, the title 210 may include information about a shopping mall server 120 and a product 130 name indicated by the shortcut object 200.

The icon 220 represents the information on the object indicated by the shortcut object 200 as an image. The image may be configured in the form of a picture, a picture, an animation, and a video. The icon 220 may be an image representing the shopping mall server 120 and the product 130 indicated by the shortcut object 200.

The description 230 indicates a description of a target indicated by the shortcut object 200 using a string or the like. The description 230 may include a description of the shopping mall server 120 and the product 130 that the shortcut object 200 points to.

The SID 240 is information for identifying an operating entity of the shopping mall server 120 or the shopping mall server 120 indicated by the shortcut object 200. The SID 240 may be a web site address of the shopping mall server 120.

The UID 250 is information for identifying the product 130 indicated by the shortcut object 200. UID 250 may be a name of a product or a product code of a product. The UID 250 may be an absolute or relative address (or part of an address) of the product information page 140 on which the shortcut object 200 was generated.

The PID 260 is information for identifying the distributor server 150 when the shortcut object 200 is generated from the product information page 140 connected via the distributor server 150. The PID 260 may be an absolute or relative address (or part of an address) of the product information page 140 from which the shortcut object 200 was generated.

The address 270 is information for accessing the product information page 140 indicated by the shortcut object 200.

The address 270 may be a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of the product information page 140 or may include the URL.

The management server 110 may collect information about the user terminal 160 accessing the shopping mall server 120. Alternatively, in order to deliver specific information to the shopping mall server 120, the user terminal 160 may need to access the shopping mall server 120 via the management server 110.

In this case, the user terminal 160 first accesses a web page provided by the management server 110, and then reconnects to the product information page 140 of the shopping mall server 120 through redirection provided by the web page. I can connect it. For this function, the address 270 may include a URL of the management server 110 and information for being redirected to the product information page 140. An address 270 supporting redirection according to an example of the present invention is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 8.

The address 270 may include an SID 240, a UID 250, and a PID 260.

Information included in the address 270, for example, the SID 240, the UID 250, or the PID 260 may be encrypted and stored, and the servers 110, 120, and 150 and the user terminal 160 using the information may be encrypted. ) Can be used by decrypting the encrypted information.

The management server 110, the shopping mall server 120, and the user terminal 160 may convert one or more of the SID 240, the UID 250, and the PID 260 into an address 270. 270 may be converted to one or more of SID 240, UID 250, and PID 260.

The shortcut object 200 may be an internet shortcut file (eg, a .url file) used by a web browser. In this case, the URL of the Internet shortcut file may provide the address information of the page to be loaded by the web browser, information necessary for statistics, and the like.

When the user executes the shortcut object 200 that is an internet shortcut file, the user terminal 160 loads the product information page 140 indicated by the shortcut object 200 through a web browser.

The shortcut object 200 may be a link used by a web browser.

When the user executes the linked shortcut object 200, the user terminal 160 sends information on the basic web browser to information on accessing the product information page 140 included in the shortcut object 200. Can be delivered as. In addition, the user terminal 160 may transmit information for accessing the product information page 140 of the shortcut object 200 to a running web browser through a thread.

The shortcut object 200 may be a program executed in the user terminal 160. In this case, when the user executes the program, the program loads the product information page 140 indicated by the shortcut object 200 through the web browser. The value of the args argument when the web browser is executed may provide information on the address of the page to be loaded by the web browser, information necessary for statistics, and the like. In addition, the program may execute the web browser and provide the information to the web browser through a thread.

The user terminal 160 may execute a new web browser instance to load the product information page 140 pointed to by the shortcut object 200, and may execute the product in the web browser instance already running on the user terminal 160. Information page 140 may be loaded.

3 illustrates an output screen of the user terminal 160 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The screen 300 output through the user terminal 160 may include a web browser window 310 and a shortcut object icon 330.

The web browser executed in the user terminal 160 is displayed in the screen 300 as the web browser window 310.

The web browser renders and outputs the product information page 140 received from the shopping mall server 120.

The product information page 140 may include a shortcut creation object 320. The shortcut creation object 320 is an object for creating a shortcut object 200 for the product information page 140 loaded in a web browser, for example, a web such as buttons, scripts, tags, and links. It may be an object of the page.

The manager of the shopping mall server 120 attaches the shortcut creation object 320 to the product information page 140 so that the shortcut object 200 for the product information page 140 can be generated. The shortcut creation object may include information for creating a shortcut object 200, such as SID 240, and this information is passed to the shortcut creation program 400.

In addition, the product information page 140 may include a web page object directly corresponding to the information 210, 220, 230, 240, 250, 260, and 270 of the shortcut object 200. For example, there may be a web page object having an id attribute of "uid" in the product information page 140, and the value of the web page object is the UID of the product represented by the product information page 140. 250).

When the user of the user terminal 160 executes the shortcut creating object 320 (eg, in an operation such as clicking a button), the object generating program 400 is executed. The executed object generation program 400 generates a shortcut object 200 that points to the product information page 140.

The shortcut object icon 330 represents the shortcut object 200 installed in the user terminal 160. That is, the user terminal 160 displays the generated shortcut object 200 on the screen 300 using the shortcut object icon 330.

The shortcut object icon 330 may directly represent the shortcut object 200 or may represent a shortcut file (eg, a .lnk file) of the shortcut object 200.

The shortcut object icon 330 may display the title 210, the icon 220, and the description 230 of the shortcut object 200 on the screen 300. In FIG. 3, an icon 220 and a title 210 of the shortcut object 200 are displayed on the screen 300. When the mouse cursor is positioned on the shortcut object icon 330 by a user's manipulation, the user terminal 150 temporarily displays the description 230 on the screen 300 using a tooltip window or the like. Can be marked on.

The user may point to the shortcut object icon 330 on the screen 300 by using an input device such as a mouse or a keyboard, and may point to an operation such as clicking or double-clicking a mouse button. The shortcut object 200 corresponding to the binary shortcut object icon 330 may be executed or used.

4 illustrates an operation of a shortcut object creation program according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The object generating program 400 may include information of the product information page 140 loaded in the web browser (that is, the code of the product information page 140), information provided by the servers 110, 120, and 150, and the user terminal ( In operation 160, the shortcut object 200 is generated based on information stored as a cookie.

In general, the object creation program 400 is provided to the user terminal 160 by the server 110, 120, or 150 of the system 100. The object creation program 400 may be an application (eg, an .exe file) and may be an ActiveX or Java (JAVA) program. The servers 110, 120, and 150 of the system 100 may attach the object generation program 400 to a web page provided by the server 100 and provide the object generation program 400 to the user terminal 160.

In order to use the object generating program 400, the user may install the object generating program 400 in the user terminal 160.

A user of the user terminal 160 may directly execute the installed object generation program 400.

The product information page 140 may include information for executing the object generation program 400. For example, the product information page 140 downloads the object generating program 400 from the server 110, 120, or 150 by using an HTML tag such as <EMBED> or <OBJECT>. May contain information for execution.

The user of the user terminal 160 may execute the object generation program 400 by executing the shortcut generation object 320 in the product information page 140. In this case, the web browser may refer to information for executing the object generating program 400 in the product information page 140 to execute the object generating program 400.

The executed object generation program 400 generates a shortcut object 200 for the product information page 140 loaded in the web browser.

A method for the object generating program 400 to generate the information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 is described below.

The code of the product information page 140 ( code Acquisition from

The object generation program 400 may generate the information 210 to 270 by analyzing the code of the product information page 140 loaded in the web browser.

When the product information page 140 includes a web page object directly corresponding to the information 210 to 270, the object generation program may acquire necessary data through the web page object. For example, the object generation program 400 may generate the UID 250 of the shortcut object 200 using the value of the web page object having the id attribute of “uid”.

An example for generating the information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 using the code of the product information page 140 is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 5.

Acquisition from User Terminal 160

The object generating program 400, the user terminal 160, or the web browser of the user terminal 160 may have data for generating the information 210 to 270. For example, the object generating program 400 may have a phrase, ie, a string constituting all or part of the title 210, and the string may be used as a value or part of the title 210.

For example, the URL 600 of the product information page 140 accessed by the web browser may include the data.

The URL 600 of the product information page 140 according to an embodiment of the present invention is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 6.

For example, when a web browser accesses the shopping mall server 120 via the distributor server 150, a web page of the distributor server 150 providing a link to the shopping mall server 120 receives a cookie 700. Can be generated. The object generation program 400 may use the cookie 700 to generate the information 210 to 270.

The configuration of the cookie 700 according to an embodiment of the present invention is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 7.

Acquisition by Transmission from Server 110, 120, or 150

The object generation program 400 may receive the information 210 to 270 from the server 110, 120, or 150 in the system 100.

The object generation program 400 transmits data necessary for generating the information 210 to 270 to the server 110, 120, or 150 to obtain the information 210 to 270.

For the above transmission, the object generation program 400 may include information for specifying the server (110, 120 or 150) to send data.

The data may include data for identifying the product information page 140. For example, the object generator 400 may include an address (eg, a URL) of the product information page 140 loaded in the web browser in data transmitted between the objects 110, 120, and 150 of the system 100. Can be. The server 110, 120, or 150 may generate the information 210 to 270 by analyzing the code of the product information page 140 indicated by the received data.

As described above, all or part of the information for specifying the server 110, 120, or 150 to which such data is sent and the data to be transmitted to the server 110, 120, or 150 may be a product information page 140 loaded in a web browser. It may be included within. In this case, the object generation program 400 may extract the specific information and data by analyzing the code of the product information page 140.

All or part of the information for specifying the server 110, 120, or 150 to transmit such data and the data to be transmitted to the server 110, 120, or 150 may be included in the cookie 600 generated in the user terminal 160. have. In this case, the object generation program 400 may extract such specific information and data from the cookie 600.

The user terminal 160 may access an object generation page provided by the server 110, 120, or 150 using a web browser to transmit the data. The web browser may transmit the data to the server 110, 120, or 150 by accessing the object creation page. For example, the URL used by the web browser to access the object creation page may include the data.

As described above, the server 110, 120, or 150 receiving the data generates the information 210 to 270.

If the data includes information for identification of the merchandise information page 140, the server 110, 120 or 150 analyzes the code of the merchandise information page 140 in the same manner as described above to obtain the information ( All or part of 210 to 270). That is, the code of the product information page 140 may be analyzed by the user terminal 160 or the server 110, 120, or 150, depending on the implementation.

The server 110, 120, or 150 may have data for generating the information 210-270. For example, the server 110, 120, or 150 may have a phrase, ie, a string, that constitutes all or part of the title 210, which string may be used as the value of the title 210.

The server 110, 120, or 150 may maintain and manage a database for providing the data. For example, the database may include title, icon image, product name, product price, product additional information, and address (or URL) fields for each product information page 140. The server 110, 120, or 150 may generate the information 210-270 by using one of the fields or combining the fields. The fields may be the same as or interlocked with fields in a database managed by the shopping mall server 120 to manage the products 130 sold.

Servers 110, 120, and 130 may store, select, and use one or more methods for generating the information 210-270.

An example in which the management server 110 generates the information 210 to 270 is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 9.

The object generation program 400 may generate the information 210 to 270 using one or more of the aforementioned methods (or a combination of the methods). The object generation program 400 may generate a shortcut object 200 for the product information page 140 using the information 210 to 270.

The object creation program 400 may provide an interface through which the user of the user terminal 150 may modify some of the information 210 to 270 before or after the shortcut object 200 is generated. Can be.

For example, the object generator 400 displays a window on the screen 300 through which the user can modify the title 210, the icon 220, or the description 230 of the shortcut object 200. According to the input of the title 210, icon 220 or description 230 may be modified.

In addition, the object generating program 400 displays a window on the screen 300 which may modify an icon or title of the shortcut object icon 330 corresponding to the shortcut object 200, and the icon according to a user input. Alternatively, the title may be modified, and the title 210 or the icon 220 of the shortcut object 200 may also be modified according to the input.

The object generation program 400 may display a window on the screen 300 which may designate a path to store the generated shortcut object 200. The object generation program 400 may generate the shortcut object 200 in a designated folder (eg, a folder such as a desktop or a favorite) according to a user's input.

5 illustrates a configuration of a code of a product information page 140 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The code is generally HTML code 500 and may be code written in any language that a web browser can render, such as XML.

The object generating program 400 or the server 110, 120, or 150 may analyze the HTML code 500 to extract data for generating the shortcut object 200.

Code such as Equation 1 below may be used by the object generating program 400 or the server 110, 120, or 150 to store the HTML code 500.

The code of Equation 1 loads the HTML page pointed to by the "url" variable via the "GET" HTTP protocol, and stores the loaded HTML code 500 in the "htmltages" variable.

Information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 may be generated based on values between specific strings in the HTML code 500.

For example, the value of the title 210 may be a string between the "<TITLE>" string and the "</ TITLE>" string in the HTML code 500.

To extract a value between specific strings in HTML code 500, a regular expression such as Equation 2 below may be used.

The code in Equation 2 extracts a string between the '<img id = "product" src = "' string and the '" border = "0"' string among the HTML codes in the "htmltags" variable, and extracts the extracted string. Is stored in the "result_icon" variable.

Equation 2 uses two strings and extracts a value between the two strings, but a regular regular expression that is not a string may also be used for value extraction.

Information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 may be generated based on a specific tag in the HTML code 500.

The specific tag may be a tag of a specific type.

For example, the value of the title 210 may be the value 532 of the <TITLE> tag 530.

The specific tag may be one in which an attribute of a tag has a specific value, and a class or element of the tag may have a specific value. In general, the id attribute or name attribute of a tag can be used for specific purposes.

For example, the value of the title 210 may be a value 512 of the tag 510 whose id attribute is “subject” among the tags.

For example, an image of the icon 210 may be generated based on an <img> tag 520 having an id attribute of "product" among <img> tags. Alternatively, the image of the icon 210 may be generated based on the graphic file 522 indicated by the src attribute of the <img> tag 520 whose id attribute is "product".

That is, the object generating program 400 or the server 110, 120, or 150 loads the graphic file 522 through a network, and formats, formats, and palettes of the graphic file 522. The icon 210 may be generated by switching a palette, a color, and the like.

The specific tag may be an nth tag among tags that satisfy a specific condition.

For example, an image of icon 210 may be generated based on the second appearance within HTML code 500 of <img> tags.

Information 210-2760 of the shortcut object 200 may be generated based on a specific tag in the HTML code 500 and attributes of the object to which the tag points.

For example, the image of the icon 210 may be generated based on the file having the largest file size among graphic files indicated by the src attribute of the <img> tags, and may be generated based on the file having the highest resolution. In addition, the image of the icon 210 may be generated based on the first file (or n-th file) having a specific size (eg, 1024 bytes) or more.

The information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 may be generated based on a word frequently used in the HTML code 500 or a word estimated as a representative word in relation to a title of a web page.

Information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 may be generated based on the entirety of the HTML code 500. For example, the image of the icon 210 may be generated based on a capture image of the web browser window 310 in which the web browser rendered the HTML code. That is, an image of the icon 210 may be generated based on the image capturing the screen of the web page.

The object generation program 400 and the server 110, 120, or 150 may store setting information regarding which method to generate the information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 using.

The configuration information may be a plurality, and according to the SID 240 of the shopping mall server 160 providing the product information page 140 indicated by the shortcut object 200, the object generation program 400 and the server 110. , 120 or 150 may select one of a plurality of settings.

That is, the above setting information may be different for each shopping mall server 120, and the plurality of shopping mall servers 120 may share one setting information. Therefore, both the object generating program 400 and the setting information 400 for each shopping mall server 120 need not be generated separately. In general, an administrator of the server 110, 120, or 150 performs operations such as creating and changing the above.

The setting information may include a SID 240, a name of a shopping mall server 160 corresponding to the SID 240, a pattern for extracting title 210 information, a pattern for extracting icon 220 information, and an extracted icon 220. It may include a method of generating the icon 220 information based on the information.

Equation 3 below shows an example of setting information for determining an image of the icon 210.

In Equation 3, the first 1000 means selecting ones of the graphic files pointed to by the src attribute of the <img> tags having a file size larger than 1000 bytes, and the second 2 indicates an icon 210 based on the second of the selected files. ) Means to set the image.

6 illustrates a configuration of a URL 600 of a product information page 140 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The URL 600 of the product information page 140 indicates the protocol name 610, the host name 620 of the web server, the path 630 of the product information page, and the factors 640, 650, and 660. It may include.

 The web server of the shopping mall server provides a web page corresponding to the path 630 to a web browser connected to the web server.

Arguments 640, 650, and 660 can be used to generate the web page, and can be used to provide information about the product information page 140 to the object generator 400 or the server 110 or 150. have.

That is, a device that generates or receives the URL 600, such as the user terminal 160 or the shopping mall server 120, transmits the URL 600 to other entities 110, 120, 150, or 160 in the system 100. This allows the entity 110, 120, 150 or 160 to obtain the information represented by the factors 640, 650 and 660.

The pid argument 640 represents the PID 260 of the distributor server 150 when the web browser accesses the product information page 140 via the distributor server 150.

The mall server 120 managing the product information page 140 and other servers 110, 120, or 150 (generally, the management server 110) in the system to receive the URL 600 are pid parameters 640. Through the information about the distributor server 150 can be found.

The uid factor 650 represents the UID 250 of the product 130 sold by the shopping mall server 120. The uid factor 650 may provide information about which product 130 a page is generated when the shopping mall server 120 generates a web page corresponding to the path 620, thereby providing the shopping mall server 120. Causes product information page 140 of merchandise 130 to be created in uid 250.

In addition, the other server 110, 120 or 150 (generally, the management server 110) in the system that received the URL 600, the URL 600 received through the uid factor 650, which product (140) It can be seen whether the product information page 140 for the).

The cookie factor 660 is a factor used by the web browser to access the shopping mall server 120 to pass the cookie 700 value. That is, the value of a specific cookie in the user terminal 150 may be included in the URL 600 as the cookie factor 660. The shopping mall server 120 managing the product information page 140 and another server 110, 120, or 150 (generally, the management server 110) in the system to receive the URL 600 are the cookie factor 660. Through this, the value of the cookie 700 may be known.

For example, when the web browser of the user terminal 160 accesses the distributor server 150, the web server of the distributor server 150 may include a cookie (including cookies) related to the distributor server 150 in the user terminal 160. 700). Accordingly, information related to the distributor server 150 may be transmitted to the shopping mall server 120 through the custarg factor 660.

7 illustrates a configuration of a cookie 700 according to an example of the present invention.

The cookie 700 may include a referrer 710, a keyword 720, and an IP address 730.

The visit path indicates when a web browser visits a specific web site, and through which web site the web browser visited the web site.

The visit route 710 may have a host name, a PID 260, or an IP address of a site passing through as the value.

Keyword 720 represents the search term used on the web site via which the cookie was created. That is, when the browser transmits the keyword to the connected web site and receives the search result list from the web site, the cookie 700 including the keyword 720 may be generated.

The IP address 730 represents the IP address of the device executing the web browser, for example, the user terminal 160.

When the web browser of the user terminal 160 accesses the distributor server 150, the web server of the distributor server 150 installs a cookie 700 in the user terminal 160. The cookie may include a visit path 710 and an IP address 730 as described above. When the web browser transmits a search term and receives a search result page, the cookie 700 selects the keyword 720. It may further include.

Then, when the web browser of the user terminal 160 accesses the object creation page of the server 110, 120, or 150, the content of the cookie 700 may be included in the URL 900 used for the access. Accordingly, the web server of the server 110, 120, or 150 may extract information (eg, the PID 260) included in the cookie 700 through the URL requested to the web server.

8 illustrates a URL 800 supporting redirecting according to an example of the present invention.

The URL 800 supporting the redirecting includes the protocol name 810, the host name 820 of the web server, the path 830 of the redirecting page of the management server 110, and the arguments 850. 860, 870, and 880).

The user terminal 160 accesses the redirecting page of the management server 110 using the URL 800. In the above connection, the user terminal 160 requests the management server 110 to transmit the redirecting page.

The management server 110 generates the redirecting page using the factors 850, 860, 870, and 880.

The web browser of the user terminal 160 receives the redirecting page including the link to the product information page 140 and moves to the product information page 140 indicated by the redirecting page.

In addition to generating the redirecting page, the management server 110 may generate statistical information using the factors 850, 860, 870, and 880, the URL 800, and the like. The statistical information is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 9.

The sid factor 840 represents the SID 240 of the shopping mall server 120.

The uid factor 850 represents the UID 250 of the product 130 sold by the shopping mall server 120. In addition, the uid factor 850 may have a unique value within the system 100, may include a UID 250, and may include an SID 240 and a UID 250.

The pid argument 860 indicates that the web browser of the user terminal 160 accesses the product information page 140 via the distributor server 150, and the shortcut object 200 for the product information page 140 is generated. In this case, the PID 260 of the distributor server 150 is represented.

The cookie factor 870 represents the value of a particular cookie 700 stored in the user terminal 160 when the shortcut object 200 was created. For example, when information about the distributor server 150 via the web browser of the user terminal 160 is stored in the cookie, information about the distributor server 150 via the cookie factor 870 (eg, PID 260). ) May be included. The cookie factor 870 may also include information corresponding to the sid factor 840 and the uid factor 850.

The redirect factor 880 indicates the page to which the user terminal 150 will be redirected. In general, the redirect factor 880 includes a URL of the product information page 140 when the shortcut object 200 is generated, and may include factors to be transmitted to the shopping mall server 120.

For example, the redirect factor 880 may include information indicating that the user terminal 160 accesses the shopping mall server 120 via the management server 110 to the shopping mall server 120, and the shortcut object 200. ) May include information indicating that the shopping mall server 120 has been accessed.

By using the URL 800 as described above, the user of the user terminal 160 uses the shortcut object 200 to transparently (ie, without having to recognize the intermediate redirecting process) product information page 140 Can be accessed. In addition, the management server 110 through the URL 800 transmitted for accessing the information (for example, information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200) used when the shortcut object 200 is created. The acquired information may be used to generate statistical information and the like.

In order to generate statistical information, URL 800 must include a unique value. The unique value may be a uid factor 850, a combination of sid factor 840 and uid factor 850, or another factor not shown may represent the unique value.

9 is a structural diagram of a management server 110 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The management server 110 may include a transceiver 910, a controller 920, and may further include a storage 930.

The controller 920 may include a title generator 940, an icon generator 950, a description generator 960, an address generator 970, and a statistics unit 980.

The transceiver 910 performs transmission and reception with other entities 120, 150, and 160 in the system 100.

The transceiver 910 receives information for generating the shortcut object 200 from the user terminal 160. The information may include information about the address of the product information page 140.

Detailed description of the information has been described above with reference to FIGS. 4 to 7 and the like. Duplicate explanations are omitted.

The transceiver 910 transmits information 210 to 270 about the shortcut object 200 generated by the management server 110 to the user terminal 160.

Detailed descriptions of the shortcut object 200 and the information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object have been described above with reference to FIGS. 2 to 7. Duplicate explanations are omitted.

The transceiver 910 receives an object generation page access request from the user terminal 160 and transmits the generated object generation page to the user terminal 160.

When the user terminal 160 uses the URL 800 supporting the redirecting to access the product information page 140, the transceiver 910 receives the redirecting page request from the user terminal 160, and controls the controller. The redirecting page generated by 920 is transmitted.

The transceiver 910 may receive the product information page 140 from the shopping mall server 150 at the request of the controller 920, and provide the received product information page 140 to the controller 920.

The controller 920 generates information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 based on the information for generating the shortcut object 200 received from the user terminal 160.

The controller 920 may load the product information page 140 through the transceiver 910 using information about the address of the product information page 140. The controller may generate information 210 to 270 for the shortcut object 200 based on the HTML code 500 constituting the loaded product information page 140.

The title generator 940 generates the title 210 information based on the HTML code 500.

The icon generator 950 generates the icon 220 information based on the HTML code 500 and the image linked through the HTML code 500. The icon generator 950 may generate the icon 220 information by capturing a screen of the web page output to the web browser of the user terminal 150.

The description generator 960 generates description 230 information based on the HTML code 500.

The address generator 970 generates the address 270 information based on the information transmitted from the HTML code 500 and the other user terminal 150.

A method of generating the information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 by analyzing the code of the product information page 140 has been described in detail with reference to FIG. 6. Duplicate explanations are omitted.

The statistics unit 980 identifies which shortcut object 200 is used when the user terminal 160 accesses the management server 110 using the URL 800 supporting the redirecting. The statistics unit 980 includes statistics related to the shopping mall server 120, the distributor server 150, the keywords used in the distributor server 150, the product 130, and the product information page 140 associated with the shortcut object 200. Update the information.

The statistical information may be a log of information related to a connection to the product information page 140 using the shortcut object 200 or may indicate a counter of the connection.

When the shortcut object 200 is executed, the transceiver 910 may receive information about the execution of the shortcut object 200 directly from the shortcut object 200 or through a web browser of the user terminal 160. have. In this case, the statistics unit 980 may update the statistical information based on the information about the execution.

The storage unit 930 manages the configuration information described above with reference to FIG. 4 and provides the configuration information to the controller 920.

When the transceiver 910 receives the request for the redirecting page, the controller 920 generates the redirecting page based on the URL 800 supporting the redirecting used in the request. A specific method of generating the redirecting page has been described above with reference to FIG. 8 and the like.

The user terminal 160 may access the product information page 140 using the shortcut object 200, and then purchase the product 130 from the product information page 140.

When the purchase is completed, the user terminal 160 may transmit product purchase information to the management server 110, and the transceiver 910 receives such product purchase information.

The product purchase information may include information about a product information page 140, a product 130, a SID 240, a price of a product, and the like.

The controller 920 may update statistical data related to the product purchase information.

In addition, when the shortcut object 200 is generated from the product information page 140 connected via the specific distributor server 150, the information may include the PID 260.

The control unit 920 distributes the profits generated from the sale of the product to the sales entity of the shopping mall server 120 represented by the SID 240 and the sales entity of the distributor server 150 represented by the PID 260. Can be generated.

The components of the management server 110 described in this embodiment may be applied to other entities 120, 150, and 160 in the system 100.

Technical contents according to an embodiment of the present invention described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 10 may be applied to the present embodiment as it is. Therefore, more detailed description will be omitted below.

10 is a signal flowchart of a method of generating a shortcut object 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In operation S1010, the user terminal 160 accesses the distributor server 150 using a web browser.

In operation S1012, the distributor server 150 transmits a web page including a link to the home page or the product information page 140 of the shopping mall server 120 to the user terminal 160.

The browser of the user terminal 160 may install a cookie 700 in the user terminal 160 using the web page transmitted to the user terminal 160. The cookie 700 may be used to create a shortcut object 200 to be described later.

In step S1014, the user terminal 160 accesses the product information page 140 using the link.

Steps S1012 and S1014 described above are optional and may be omitted. In this case, in step S1014, the user terminal 160 directly accesses the product information page 140, and the information about the distributor server 150 (e.g., PID 260) is generated just in this embodiment. It is not included in the cut object 200.

Next, steps S1020 to S1030 for the user terminal 140 to generate the shortcut object 200 are executed.

In operation S1020, the shortcut generation object 320 included in the product information page 140 is executed, and thus the shortcut object generation program 400 is executed.

In operation S1022, the user terminal 160 transmits data necessary for generating the information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 to the management server 110. Detailed description of the data has been described above with reference to FIG. 4.

The data may include the address of the product information page 140.

In step S1024, the management server 110 loads the product information page 140 using the data.

In operation S1026, the management server 110 generates a plurality of information 210 to 270 for the shortcut object 200 stored in the management server 110 based on the SID 240 included in the data. Select one of the settings.

In operation S1028, the management server 110 analyzes the loaded product information page 140 based on the selected setting to generate information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200. Detailed description of the analysis has been described above with reference to FIGS. 5 to 9 and the like.

Step S1026 is optional. For example, when the management server manages only a single setting or when the SID 240 is not included in the data, the step S1026 may be omitted.

In operation S1030, the management server 110 transmits the generated information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 to the user terminal 160.

In operation S1032, the user terminal 160 generates the shortcut object 200 based on the information 210 to 270 of the transmitted shortcut object 200.

The above-described steps S1022 to S1030 are exemplary, and the shortcut object generating program 400 of the user terminal 160 may use the shortcut object 200 using another method described above with reference to FIGS. 4 to 9. Can be generated.

Also, the steps S1024 to S1028 described above are exemplary, and the management server 110 analyzes the product information page 150 using another method described above with reference to FIGS. 4 to 9, and a shortcut object. Information 210 to 270 of 200 may be generated.

Generating the information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 (eg, step S1026) may include generating title 210 information based on the loaded product information page 150, and the loaded product. Generating icon 220 information based on the image linked to the information page 150 or the image of the loaded product information page 150 output to the web browser and the address of the product information page 150. Based on the information can be subdivided into the step of generating information (210). That is, the steps for generating each of the information 210 to 270 of the shortcut object 200 described above with reference to FIGS. 4 to 9 may be separately classified.

Technical contents according to an embodiment of the present invention described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 9 may be applied to the present embodiment as it is. Therefore, more detailed description will be omitted below.

11 is a signal flowchart of a method of using a shortcut object 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In operation S1110, the user terminal 150 executes a shortcut object S1110. When the shortcut object S1110 is executed, in operation S1130, the user terminal 160 accesses the product information page 140 of the shopping mall server 150. At this time, the address 270 of the shortcut object 200 is used for access to the product information page 140.

When the address 270 of the shortcut object 200 is a URL 800 that supports redirection, the following redirection steps S1120 to S1124 may be executed.

In operation S1120, the user terminal 150 accesses a redirecting page of the management server 110.

In step S1122, the management server 110 that receives the redirecting page access request generates the redirecting page.

In operation S1124, the management server 110 transmits the generated redirecting page to the user terminal 160. In this case, in step S1130, the user terminal 160 accesses the product information page 140 of the shopping mall server 150 using a link included in the redirecting page.

Detailed description of the generation of the URL 800, the redirecting page, and the redirecting page supporting the redirecting has been described above with reference to FIG.

The management server 110 receives the redirecting page access request, so that the user terminal 160 accesses the product information page 140 using the shortcut object 200 through the URL 800 used in the request. It can be seen.

When the redirection steps S1120 to S1124 are not executed, the user terminal 150 (for example, a web browser to load the product information page 140 in the user terminal 160) uses a separate message ( The management server 110 may be informed that the shortcut information 200 is used to access the product information page 140.

Meanwhile, in operation S1140, the management server 110 that obtains the connection information using the shortcut object 200 includes the user terminal 160, the shopping mall server 120, the product 130, and the product associated with the connection. The statistical data related to the information page 140 or the distributor server 150 may be updated.

The user terminal 160 may access the product information page 140 using the shortcut object 200, and then purchase the product 130 from the product information page 140.

When the purchase is completed, in operation S1150, the user terminal 160 may transmit product purchase information to the management server 110.

The product purchase information may include information about a product information page 140, a product 130, a SID 240, a price of a product, and the like, and the management server 110 may provide statistical data related to the product purchase information. Can be updated.

In addition, when the shortcut object 200 is generated from the product information page 140 accessed through the specific distributor server 150, the information may include the PID 260.

In step S1152, the management server 110 informs the sales entity of the shopping mall server 120 represented by the SID 240 and the sales entity of the distributor server 150 represented by the PID 260 of the profit generated from the sale of the product. Generate information and statistics for distribution.

Technical contents according to an embodiment of the present invention described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 10 may be applied to the present embodiment as it is. Therefore, more detailed description will be omitted below.

Method according to an embodiment of the present invention is implemented in the form of program instructions that can be executed by various computer means may be recorded on a computer readable medium. The computer readable medium may include program instructions, data files, data structures, etc. alone or in combination. Program instructions recorded on the media may be those specially designed and constructed for the purposes of the present invention, or they may be of the kind well-known and available to those having skill in the computer software arts. Examples of computer-readable recording media include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks, and magnetic tape, optical media such as CD-ROMs, DVDs, and magnetic disks, such as floppy disks. Magneto-optical media, and hardware devices specifically configured to store and execute program instructions, such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, and the like. Examples of program instructions include not only machine code generated by a compiler, but also high-level language code that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter or the like. The hardware device described above may be configured to operate as one or more software modules to perform the operations of the present invention, and vice versa.

As described above, the present invention has been described by way of limited embodiments and drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains various modifications and variations from such descriptions. This is possible.

Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the described embodiments, but should be determined not only by the claims below but also by the equivalents of the claims.

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Claims (25)

Accessing, by a user terminal, a first web page provided by a first server;
Generating, by the user terminal, a shortcut object that provides access to the first web page based on the content of the first web page; And
The user terminal accessing the first web page using the shortcut object
Including,
And the shortcut object comprises a connection address for connecting to the first web page. The method of claim 1,
The shortcut object further includes a title and an icon,
The step of the user terminal to create a shortcut object that provides access to the first web page based on the content of the first web page,
Generating the title based on the content of the first web page;
Generating the icon based on an image linked to the first web page or an image captured on a screen of the first web page; And
Generating the access address based on the address of the first web page
Including, the shortcut service providing method. The method of claim 1,
The step of the user terminal to create a shortcut object that provides access to the first web page based on the content of the first web page,
Transmitting first information related to the first web page to a second server;
Generating, by the second server, second information for generating the shortcut object based on the first information;
Transmitting, by the second server, the second information to the user terminal; And
Generating, by the user terminal, the shortcut object based on the second information
Including, the shortcut service providing method. The method of claim 3,
The first information includes address information for the first web page,
Generating, by the second server, second information for generating the shortcut object based on the first information,
Loading, by the second server, the first web page using address information of the first web page; And
The second server analyzing the loaded first web page to generate the second information
Including, the shortcut service providing method. The method of claim 4, wherein
The first information includes an identifier of the first server,
The second server analyzing the loaded first web page to generate the second information,
Selecting, by the second server, one of a plurality of settings stored in the second server based on the identifier; And
The second server analyzing the loaded first web page based on the selected setting
Including, the shortcut service providing method. The method of claim 3,
The access address includes information for generating an address of the first web page and an address of the second server,
The user terminal accessing the first web page using the shortcut object,
The user terminal accessing a web page of the second server using the access address;
Generating, by the second server, a second web page including a link to the first web page using address information of the first web page included in the access address;
Transmitting, by the second server, the generated second web page to the user terminal; And
The user terminal accessing the first web page using the second web page
Including, the shortcut service providing method. The method of claim 1,
Accessing the first web page provided by the first server from the user terminal may include:
Connecting a user terminal to a third server providing a link to the first server; And
A user terminal accessing the first server using the link
Wherein the shortcut object includes information on an identifier of the third server. Receiving first information from the user terminal to create a shortcut object that provides access to the first web page;
Generating second information for generating the shortcut object based on the first information; And
Transmitting the second information to the user terminal
Including,
And the shortcut object comprises a connection address for connecting to the first web page. The method of claim 8,
The first information includes address information of the first web page,
Generating second information for generating the shortcut object based on the first information,
Loading the first web page using address information of the first web page; And
Analyzing the loaded first web page to generate the second information
Including, the shortcut service providing method. 10. The method of claim 9,
The shortcut object further includes a title and an icon,
Generating the second information by analyzing the loaded first web page,
Generating information corresponding to the title based on contents of the loaded first web page; And
Generating information corresponding to the icon based on an image linked to the loaded first web page or an image of a screen of the loaded first web page;
The method of claim 2, wherein the second information comprises information corresponding to the title and information corresponding to the icon. 10. The method of claim 9,
The first information includes an identifier of a first server providing the first web page,
Generating the second information by analyzing the loaded first web page,
Selecting one of a plurality of settings based on the identifier; And
Analyzing the loaded first web page based on the selected setting to generate the second information
Including, the shortcut service providing method. The method of claim 8,
Receiving a request for providing a second web page including a link from the user terminal to the first web page;
Generating the second web page based on the second web page provision request; And
Transmitting the second web page to the user terminal
Wherein the access address comprises information for generating an address of the first web page and an address of the second web page. The method of claim 8,
The first information includes an identifier of a second server that provides a link to the first web page,
And the shortcut object comprises the identifier. Generating first information for creating a shortcut object including a connection address for connecting to the first web page;
Transmitting the first information to a user terminal;
Receiving second information indicating that the user terminal accesses the first web page using a shortcut object generated based on the first information;
Updating statistical data related to a first server providing the first web page based on the second information;
Including, the shortcut service providing method. The method of claim 14,
Receiving second information indicating that the user terminal accesses the first web page using a shortcut object generated based on the first information,
Receiving a request for providing a second webpage from the user terminal, the request including providing a link to the first webpage;
Generating the second web page based on the second web page provision request; And
Transmitting the second web page to the user terminal
Wherein the access address comprises information for generating an address of the first web page and an address of the second web page. The method of claim 14,
Generating first information for generating a shortcut object including a connection address for connecting to the first web page may include:
Loading the first web page; And
Analyzing the loaded first web page to generate the first information
Including, the shortcut service providing method. The method of claim 14,
The first information includes an identifier of a second server that provides a link to the first web page,
And the shortcut object comprises the identifier. The method of claim 17,
The first web page is a web page providing product purchases,
Receiving product purchase information indicating that a product has been purchased from the first web page accessed by using the shortcut object from the first server; And
Generating information for allocating profits from the sale of the product to each of the first server and the second server based on the product purchase information;
Further comprising, a shortcut service providing method. A computer-readable recording medium containing a program for performing the method for providing a shortcut service according to any one of claims 1 to 18. A transceiver for receiving first information for creating a shortcut object for providing a connection to a first web page from a user terminal and transmitting second information for creating the shortcut object; And
A controller configured to generate the second information based on the first information
Including,
The shortcut object includes a connection address for connecting to the first web page. The method of claim 20,
The first information includes address information of the first web page,
The control unit loads the first web page using the address information of the first web page, and generates the second information based on the first information by analyzing the loaded first web page. The method of claim 21,
The shortcut object further includes a title and an icon,
The controller generates information corresponding to the title based on the content of the loaded first web page, and the image linked to the loaded first web page or the captured image of the loaded first web page. Generate the second information by analyzing the loaded first web page by generating information corresponding to the icon based on
The second information includes information corresponding to the title and information corresponding to the icon. The method of claim 21,
A storage unit providing a plurality of settings used to analyze the loaded first web page
Further comprising:
The first information includes an identifier of a first server providing the first web page,
The controller selects one of a plurality of settings provided by the storage unit based on the identifier, and analyzes the loaded first web page based on the selected setting to generate the second information. 1 A server for analyzing the web page to generate the second information. The method of claim 20,
The receiving unit receives a request for providing a second web page including a link to the first web page from the user terminal, and transmits a second web page,
The controller generates the second web page based on the request for providing the second web page,
The access address includes information for generating an address of the first web page and an address of the second web page. The method of claim 20,
The first information includes an identifier of a second server that provides a link to the first web page, and wherein the shortcut object includes the identifier.

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