KR100600512B1 - A System and Method for Providing Contents Clipping Service for Wireless Terminal - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a method and apparatus for enabling a user to arbitrarily edit and clip a page of a web site using a wireless terminal such as a PDA. According to the present invention, a terminal is provided with a clip component that interoperates with a web browser, receives and analyzes content registration request information of a user, delivers the corresponding information to a web server, and delivers the result processed by the web server to the user. In addition, the terminal updates the web data of the corresponding location based on the clip data information registered by the user according to the set update schedule and converts the updated information according to the characteristics of the user terminal to be connected to the Internet through a clipping management server.

Content Clipping, Wireless PDA, Clipping Management Server

Description

A device and method for providing a content clipping service for a wireless terminal {A System and Method for Providing Contents Clipping Service for Wireless Terminal}             

1 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of a wireless communication system to which the present invention is applied.

Figure 2 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of a wireless PDA used in the present invention.

3 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a clipping management server used in the present invention.

4 shows the construction of a clip component according to the invention.

5 shows the flow of data in the UI manager.

6 shows a flow of data in a document manager.

7 illustrates the flow of data in a network manager.

8 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a clipping management server program.

The present invention relates to a content processing apparatus and method for providing a website content clipping service to a wireless terminal such as a mobile phone or a wireless PDA using a wireless communication network. Recently, a technology for accessing the Internet using a wireless terminal such as a wireless telephone or a wireless PDA using a dedicated browser such as a wireless application protocol (WAP) or a mobile explorer has been widely used. A 'clipping' technology is used in which a wireless terminal accesses a web site through a wireless Internet and stores all or part of one page of a plurality of information pages as a clip page, and stores and registers it in the wireless terminal.

Conventional web site information clipping techniques using wireless terminals have the following usage limitations.

(1) Only web sites that support clipping services can clip information on a limited basis, and even in this case, there is a limitation that only a simple list of clip pages can be constructed.

(2) It is troublesome to input URL of web site to collect by using clip editor. In addition, the clip user must create a clip script using the editor. For this purpose, the user must acquire knowledge of the clip script language.

(3) The clip conversion function is limited to the function provided by the script language. In addition, since the clipped information is converted and stored in a format suitable for a specific terminal such as a palm, there is a problem in that updating of content is not provided in real time.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus and method for allowing a user to freely clip desired content in various web pages in order to solve a problem of the prior art. It is also an object of the present invention to provide a method for allowing a user to easily clip a desired portion of an arbitrary web page using a clip component provided to interoperate with a web browser without using a difficult script language. In addition, an object of the present invention is to collect the clip data to be automatically converted by the server to match the characteristics of the user's wireless terminal so that the content can be updated in real time.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, a browser capable of searching the Internet and content clipping request information of a user are input and analyzed, and the corresponding information is transmitted to an information server connected to the Internet, and a result processed by the information server is received. A wireless communication terminal equipped with a clip component, which is a module that supports, and a wireless communication terminal connected to a wireless network to connect the wireless communication terminal to the Internet, and update and update the clip data registered and inputted in the wireless communication terminal according to a set schedule. Provided is a system for providing a content clipping service for a wireless communication terminal, comprising a clipping management server equipped with a clipping management server program for converting the information to suit the characteristics of the wireless communication terminal and providing it to the wireless communication terminal.

The present invention also allows the user to designate and change the area to be clipped on the screen among the HTML documents rendered in the browser by the clip component program mounted on the terminal, obtain the requested page name and the clip name from the Internet server, Stores the information of the clip specified portion of the rendered HTML document in the browser, receives and interprets the clip data transmitted from the Internet server using a clipping management server disposed between the terminal and the Internet, and stores the clip data in the database, and stores the clip Set the update time of the data, collect the clip information specified by the user from the Internet page according to the set update schedule, convert the collected information into a format suitable for the type of the terminal and transmit it to the terminal, the user of the wireless communication terminal Internet Information It provides a way to edit the page to clip and update the clipping information.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail the operating principle of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. In the following description of the present invention, detailed descriptions of well-known functions or configurations will be omitted if it is determined that the detailed description of the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention. Terms to be described later are terms defined in consideration of functions in the present invention, and may be changed according to intentions or customs of users or operators. Therefore, the definition should be made based on the contents throughout the specification.

1 is a view showing the overall configuration of a wireless communication system to which the present invention is applied. The wireless terminal 10 is connected to the clipping management server 14 via the wireless network 12. The wireless terminal 10 refers to any type of terminal capable of wireless communication including a wireless PDA and a mobile phone, but for convenience of description, the wireless terminal 10 will be described with an embodiment using a wireless PDA as a terminal. The wireless network 12 may be a mobile communication network or any wireless communication network such as a wireless LAN, depending on the type of wireless terminal to be connected. It is to be understood that the wireless terminal and the wireless network may be configured in any form that enables a wireless connection between the terminal and the clipping management server. In addition, the clipping management server 14 is connected to the Internet 16 via a wired communication network. As is well known, a plurality of web servers 17, a swap server 15, and the like are connected to the Internet 16 so that client wireless terminals can be connected to any web site.

2 is a diagram showing an approximate configuration of a wireless PDA, which is a kind of wireless terminal used in the present invention. 2, a wireless PDA 10, which is a kind of wireless terminal, has a processor (CPU) 18. As shown in FIG. The processor 18 is connected to a flash memory 19, a memory 20, a touch screen device 22, and a wireless transmission / reception device 24. The flash memory 19 stores a clip page information database 26, a clip page database 28, and a clip page icon database 30, which are to be stored even after the power is turned off. The memory 20 stores general data to be temporarily stored during PDA operation. The clip page information database 26 stores information about clip pages. Specifically, the clip page ID, clip page name, icon (ICON) file name, file name of the clip page, URL, last update date, and update status are stored. The clip page database 28 is a space for storing clipped web pages or swap pages (clip pages). The clip page has a file name, which is connected to the clip page information database 26 by this file name. The clip page icon database 30 stores image files of icons. The icon files are embodied as icons 23 on the display screen of the touch screen device 22 when the user launches the browser 32. The name of the file in this database is stored in the clip page information database 26.

The flash memory 19 also stores a program executed by the processor 18. In the wireless PDA 10 according to the embodiment of the present invention, a WAP browser 32 such as Mobile Express, a clip component 34 supporting a clipping function of a terminal, and various application programs required for other PDAs are stored. The clip component 34 is configured as a program module for receiving and analyzing request information of a user who wants to register content and delivering the information to a web server and delivering the results processed by the web server to the user. And the operation will be described later.

3 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a clipping management server used in the present invention. 3, the clipping management server 14 includes a processor 38, a RAM 40, and a ROM 42. The processor 38 may use a microprocessor, such as a Pentium processor, which is used as a server computer. The clipping management server 14 is connected to the wireless network so as to communicate through a base station of the wireless network, and is wired to the Internet network.

The clipping management server 14 has a storage device. The storage device includes a clip page information master database 50 and a user clipping information database 52. The clip page information master database 50 stores the clip page ID (associated with the clip page ID in the database of the wireless PDA), the URL of the clip page, the date of last update, and the validity check flag. This database stores all web pages and swap pages that are clipped to the wireless PDA 10. The user database 52 stores the ID of the wireless information terminal, the ID of the clipped clip page, the last update date, and the update flag. This database is provided for managing clip pages registered for each terminal. In addition, the CPU 38 executes a swap gate server program 54 and a clipping management server program 56. The swap gate server program requests a page requested by a terminal to a web server or a swap server through the Internet and delivers the received page to the terminal. The structure and function of the clipping management program will be described in detail below.

4 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a clip component 34 embedded in the wireless terminal 10. As shown, a browser such as Internet Explorer or Mobile Explorer of the terminal is connected to the clipping management server 14 via a clip component. The clip component is roughly divided into program modules called the UI manager 60, the document manager 70, and the network manager 80. The UI manager 60 is a module for processing user input, an interface for inputting a user ID and password for processing user authentication, a user interface for setting a clipping area on a screen according to a mouse pointer, and for transmitting a clip. Responsible for the user interface. The document manager 70 is a module for analyzing and processing the HTML document structure and analyzes the structure of the HTML document in the clipping region designated by the user to extract and provide clip information. The network manager 80 is a module for processing communication with a web server, and has a function of transmitting a user ID and password for processing user authentication to a web server, and clip information of a clipping region designated from a web page to the web server. It is responsible for the function of sending and receiving a response from the web server about whether the user is authenticated.

Looking at the detailed configuration of the UI manager 60, the UI manager includes a mouse event handling section 62, a user menu handling section 64, an IE helper 66, a clip area painter 68. The mouse event handling unit 62 handles the user's mouse event and obtains coordinate values on the HTML document currently rendered in the browser according to the movement of the mouse pointer so that the user can determine a desired clipping area. Also, as the coordinate value is changed by the movement of the mouse pointer, the user can know that the currently selected clipping region is changed by changing the selection rectangle. If you use a wireless PDA, you can use a touch screen input method using a pen instead of a mouse pointer. The user menu handling unit 64 obtains the page name and the clip name of the user-specific clip service from the web server so that the user can know the page to which the clip to be stored currently belongs. In addition, by providing a function of enlarging and reducing the selection rectangle, it is possible to enlarge and reduce the selection area. The IE helper 66 accesses the external interface of the Internet Explorer, obtains information of the HTML document currently rendered in the browser, and delivers the information to the document handling unit 70. The IE helper also allows you to provide user-specific menus as context menus in Internet Explorer. The clip area painter 68 draws a rectangle corresponding to the clipping area in the HTML rendering area of the browser and changes the position of the rectangle according to the coordinate value of the mouse. It also changes the size of the rectangle according to the range of the selected HTML document.

The document handling unit 70 includes a document analyzer 72 and a CDF encoder 74. The document analyzer 72 receives the information of the HTML document currently being rendered by the browser from the UI manager 60 and the coordinate values of the mouse pointer of the current user, and designates a shape of a rectangle corresponding to a clipping area selectable by the user. The clipping area that the user can select is based on the open and closed tags of the HTML document, such as <table> ~~ </ table>. In addition, when the user selects the enlargement of the clipping region, the HTML document is analyzed to find the open and closed tags among the upper tags of the currently selected region, and newly designate the clipping region, and the UI manager 60 provides information about the designated clipping region. To make the current selection rectangle larger. When the user selects to reduce the clipping area, the open tag and the closed tag among the lower tags are analyzed and the area is designated and transmitted to the UI manager 60. The CDF encoder 74 encodes the currently selected clipping region to a clipping data format (CDF) and transmits the same to the network manager 80. The encoding of the CDF is composed of document information of an area to be clipped by the user by receiving information from an HTML document currently being rendered by the browser and an area designated by the user's mouse pointer from the document analyzer 72.

The network manager 80 includes a data transmitter 82, a data receiver 84, and a cookie handling unit 86. The data transmitter 82 transfers user information and CDF information from the web server through the HTTP protocol. The document manager 70 receives the document structure information of the clipping region designated by the user from the HTML document currently being browsed by the browser as a CDF, and delivers the information to the web server, and delivers the user ID and password for user authentication. The data receiving unit 84 receives user information from the web server through the HTTP protocol. The data receiving unit 84 may allow the cookie handling unit 86 to generate a cookie by receiving a user authentication, receive the user's information after receiving the user authentication, and deliver the user's information to the UI manager 60 to configure a user-specific menu. Make sure The cookie handling unit 86 generates a cookie after user authentication. The cookie generated through the cookie handling unit is used as login information when a user accesses a predetermined site later.

5 is a diagram illustrating a flow of data in the UI manager 60. The mouse event handling unit 62 transmits the coordinate values of the HTML document rendered to the browser and the coordinate values changed by the movement of the mouse to the clip area painter 68 and the IE helper 66. The IE helper 66 receives the received coordinate values and the HTML document information rendered by the browser and transmits them to the document manager 70. The document manager 70 transfers the selected clip area to the clip area painter 68. The user menu handling unit 64 requests the document manager 70 to generate a CDF for each user based on the user information received from the network manager 80 and instructs the clip area painter 68 to enlarge or reduce the clip area. .

6 is a diagram illustrating the flow of data in the document manager 70. The document analyzer 72 of the document manager receives the HTML document information and the mouse pointer coordinate information rendered in the browser from the UI manager 60 and provides the clip area information designated to the clip area painter 68 of the UI manager. In addition, the CDF encoder 74 receives the structure information of the designated document from the document analyzer 72, encodes the selected clipping area into the CDF when the clipping request is made from the UI manager 60, and delivers the selected clipping area to the network manager 80. .

7 is a diagram illustrating the flow of data in the network manager 80. The data transmitter 82 receives the encoded CDF information of the selected clipping region from the CDF encoder 74 and transmits the encoded CDF information to the web server. The data receiving unit 84 receives user information and user authentication from a web server and transfers user-specific menu information to the document manager 70. It also authenticates the user and causes the cookie handling unit to generate the cookie.

8 is a diagram showing the configuration of the clipping management server program 56 executed in the clipping management server 14 according to the embodiment of the present invention. The clipping management server program 56 collects the data of the corresponding position on the actual web based on the clip data information registered by the user according to the update schedule set by the user. The collected data is passed to a clip converter in the clipping server that reconfigures to the user's PDA characteristics. The clipping management server program includes a CDF (Clipping Data Format) interpreter 90, an update scheduler 100, a clipping module 110, and a clip converter 120.

The CDF interpreter 90 is a module that receives and interprets clip data transmitted from a web server and stores the data in a database. The CDF parser 92 parses the CDF and the CDF writer stores the parsed CDF data in the database. 94). The update scheduler 100 is a module that determines when to update each page of the user based on clip data stored in the database and drives the clipping module 110 according to the corresponding time. The update scheduler 100 is composed of a timer 102, a scheduler 104 and an update request unit 106. The timer and scheduler operate according to the update schedule set by each user for each page. If you update once a day, you can configure the schedule to distribute the update request so that it is not concentrated at a specific time. The update request unit 106 also drives the clipping module 110 by appropriate update scheduling.

The clipping module 110 is driven by the update scheduler 100 to access the actual web page and collect data of the clip position selected by the user. The clipping module 110 includes a CDF reader 111, a login module 112, a loading unit 113, a DOM interpreter 114, a reformat request unit 115, and a clip writing unit 116. The CDF reading unit 111 reads out clip data set by the user stored in the database by the CDF interpreter 90. The login module 112 processes login of a page requiring login, such as mail. The loading unit 113 reads the information on the actual web, and the DOM parser 114 collects a portion desired by the user from the read web page information. The reformat request unit 115 transmits the collected data to the clip converter 120 in order to reconstruct the collected data according to terminal characteristics such as a PDA of the user. The clip writing unit 116 stores the converted clip data and related resources (for example, images) in the web server storage through the clip converter 120. CDF (Clipping Data Format) is a data format exchanged between a web server and a clipping management server. The configuration according to an embodiment of the present invention is as follows.

<! ELEMENT CDF (NateID, PDA, PageNo, PageTitle, Storage, Clip +)> <! ELEMENT Clip (URL, Location, LoginURL ?, LoginID ?, LoginPW ?, Update)> <! ELEMENT Location (#PCDATA)> <! ELEMENT LoginID (#PCDATA)> <! ELEMENT LoginPW (#PCDATA)> <! ELEMENT LoginURL (#PCDATA)> <! ELEMENT NateID (#PCDATA)> <! ELEMENT PageNo (#PCDATA)> <! ELEMENT PageTitle (#PCDATA )> <! ELEMENT Storage (#PCDATA)> <! ELEMENT URL (#PCDATA)> <! ELEMENT Update (#PCDATA)>

1) <CDF>: means the root of the CDF file

2) <NateID> means the user's web server login ID.

3) <PageNo>: user's clip page number

4) <PageTitle>: Title specified by the user

5) <Storage>: Location to save clip data

6) <Clip>: Contains the clip data information of each page.

The following is an example of a CDF file.

<CDF> <NateID> sfmelon </ NateID> <PageNo> 1 </ PageNo> <PageTitle> Web Clip Collection # 1 </ PageTitle> <Storage> D: \ sfmelon \ 1 \ </ Storage> <Clip> <URL > http://www.chosun.com </ URL> <Location>. . . </ Location> <Update> 0030 </ Update> </ Clip> <Clip> <URL> http://21.my.daum.net/mydaum </ URL> <Location>. . . </ Location> <LoginURL> http://www.daum.net </ LoginURL> <LoginID> sfmelon </ LoginID> <LoginPW> password </ LoginPW> <Update> 1305 </ Update> </ Clip> </ CDF>

The clip converter 120 is a module that generates and provides HTML reconstructed collected clip data for a user terminal. The clip converter consists of a terminal information reader 122, a clipping data analyzer 124, a clipping data converter 126, and a clipping data image converter 128. The terminal information reader 122 reads screen information of a user terminal such as a PDA, and the clipping data analyzer 124 checks whether the clip data matches the characteristics of the terminal of the user. The clipping data converter 126 removes HTML tags and attributes that are not available to the user terminal and reconfigures them to tags and attributes that match the PDA characteristics of the user. The clipping data image converter 128 adjusts the image size to fit the PDA screen size when the clip data includes the image.

The functions provided by the clip converter are as follows.

1) Delete the tag you want (you can set the tag or sub tag)

2) Modify the properties of the desired tag

3) Reshape the table to fit the browser screen size

4) Add start and end strings to reformatted HTML

5) Remove menu (can remove menu, not contents)

6) Remove only tables

7) Remove links within HTML pages

8) Adding Information to HTTP Request Headers

9) URL depth limit

10) Eliminate unnecessary whitespace in HTML documents (minimize HTML size, minimize margins in the browser)

11) Change iFrame, Frame to Link (Link can be displayed if the terminal does not support Frame or the screen is too small to display it)

12) Save the reformatted HTML or source HTML to a directory of your choice

13) Change all links to one link

14) URL encoding sent to clip converter

15) Process Redirect URL (302 message) and Forwarding (using meta tag)

16) Download the image without the size attribute, measure the length, and resize

The rules for converting HTML documents in the Clip Converter are:

1) Conversion Rules of Tags Supported in PocketIE Web Browser for PDA

Occation process <table> ■ Add </ tr><tr> between <td> and <td> so that <td> and <td> do not appear in all tables. ■ The OnMouseOver Attribute is removed. ■ Add align = center. Add cellspacing = 0. ■ add cellpadding = 0. ■ Set the outermost table width. If table width> width of terminal resolution, set table width to terminal resolution width. <tr> onSelect, onMouseOver, onMouseOut, and style Attributes are removed. <td> ■ The height, width, onClick, onSelect, onMouseOver, and onMouseOut attributes are removed. rowspan and colspan are removed only if the width is greater than the NoChangeTableWidth value. <img> ■ onSelect, onMouseOver, onMouseOut, align, onClick, style, hspace, and vspace attributes are removed. ■ Add border = 0. ■ Remove images that are below a certain size. ■ For images larger than the width or height you specify, click the thumbnail image to view the original image. If an image has an Alt Attribute value, only that text value can be shown on the screen instead of the image. <input> Change the image button to a normal button. <body> ■ Remove onLoad, bgColor, and background attributes. add leftmargin = 0 <a> When specifying a specific URL as JavaScript in the href, read the URL directly and send it to the clip converter, and remove any JavaScript that cannot extract the URL. ■ remove onLoad, onSelect, onMouseOver, onMouseOut, and target Attribute. Change the relative path of the URL specified by href. <div> Remove the style attribute. <area> ■ remove onFocus and onBlur Attributes. ■ Remove when removing Anchor Tag. If MAP is not supported, change to Link. <select> Remove the onChange Attribute. <object> Show the phrase "Does not support Object tag." <P> Delete the <P> tag. <LI> ■ For Palm devices, replace with a <br> tag.

1) Tag not supported in Pocket IE is ① delete its own tag or ② all the lower tags . The tags below are deleted from the Clip Converter because they are not supported by PocketIE.

① <ABBR>, <ACRONYM>, <APPLET>

② <BDO>, <BUTTON>

③ <COL>, <COLGROUP>

④ <DFN>

⑤ <EMBED>

⑥ <FIELDSET>

⑦ <IFRAME>, <INS>, <ISINDEX>

⑧ <LABEL>, <LEGEND>, <LINK>

⑨ <OPTGROUP>

Q <Q>

SPAN <SPAN>, <STYLE>, <SCRIPT>

TB <TBODY>, <TFOOT>, <THEAD>

2) other processing

Occation process URL depth You can limit the depth of URLs that users click on a specific number of times. URL sent to reformatter Encode the URL. reformatted document Manage folders by user. Tab between Tag attributes remove tab 302 response processing handle redirection If URL error Displays error messages and error values. Menu part Remove the part that corresponds to the commonly applied menu.

While the content of the present invention has been described by way of examples, the embodiments of the present invention are merely illustrative of the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention. Those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains may modify or alter the present invention in various forms within the principles and scope described in the claims herein.

According to the present invention, a user using a wireless terminal such as a PDA or a mobile phone can freely clip the contents of an arbitrary website on various web pages with a simple operation on the terminal screen. In addition, the present invention allows a user to easily edit a desired portion of an arbitrary web page using a clip component on a terminal without using a difficult script language. In addition, the present invention can periodically update the clip data selected by the user using a clipping management server, the content is updated in real time by automatically converting the updated clip data to match the characteristics of the user's wireless terminal using a clip converter To be possible.

Claims (16)

The clip component, a module that supports the function of receiving browser and browser content search information and user's content clipping request information, delivers the information to the information server connected to the Internet and receives the result processed by the information server. Mounted wireless communication terminal; And The wireless communication terminal is connected to the wireless network through a wireless network to connect the wireless communication terminal to the Internet, update clip data registered and input to the wireless communication terminal according to a set schedule, and update the updated information according to the characteristics of the wireless communication terminal. It is composed of a clipping management server equipped with a clipping management server program to convert and provide to the wireless communication terminal, The clipping management server program receives a CDF interpreter received from the server, interprets the clip data, and stores the data in a database. An update scheduler determines whether and when to update the clip data stored in the database and drives the clipping module at the update time. It includes a clipping module driven by the scheduler to collect data of the clip position collected by the user and a clip converter to convert the collected clip data into a format suitable for the user's terminal, The clip converter is a terminal information reader that reads the screen information of the user terminal, a clipping data analyzer that checks whether the clip data matches the characteristics of the user terminal, and removes HTML tags and attributes that are not available to the user terminal. Clipping data converter for reconstructing the tag and properties according to the characteristics of the PDA and if the clip data includes a clipping data image converter for adjusting the image size to fit the PDA screen size Device for providing content clipping service. The method of claim 1, wherein the clip component includes a UI manager, a module for processing user input, a document manager, a module for analyzing and processing an HTML document structure, and a network manager, a module for processing communication with a web server. Apparatus for providing a content clipping service for a wireless communication terminal, characterized in that. The apparatus of claim 2, wherein the UI manager comprises a mouse event handling unit, a user menu handling unit, an IE helper, and a clip region painter. The method of claim 3, wherein the mouse event handling unit obtains a coordinate value on the HTML document currently rendered in the browser according to the movement of the mouse pointer, so that the user can determine a desired clipping region, and the coordinate value is changed by the movement of the mouse pointer. Device for providing a content clipping service for a wireless communication terminal, characterized in that by changing the selection rectangle to change the currently selected clipping region as the user changes. 4. The user menu handling unit of claim 3, wherein the user menu handling unit receives a page name and a clip name of a user-specific clip service from an Internet server, indicates a page to which a clip to be stored is stored, and provides a function of enlarging or reducing a selection area. Apparatus for providing a content clipping server for a wireless communication terminal. The method of claim 3, wherein the IE helper accesses the external interface of the browser, obtains the information of the HTML document currently rendered in the browser, delivers the information to the document manager, and provides a user-specific menu as a context menu of the Internet Explorer. Device for providing a clipping service for a wireless communication terminal. The apparatus of claim 3, wherein the clip area painter draws a rectangle corresponding to a clipping area in an HTML rendering area of a browser and changes the position of the rectangle according to a coordinate value of a mouse. . The method of claim 2, wherein the document manager receives information of the HTML document currently being rendered by the browser from the UI manager and coordinate values of the current user's mouse pointer to designate a rectangular shape corresponding to a clipping area selectable by the user. And a CDF encoder for encoding a document analyzer and a currently selected clipping region in a clipping data format (CDF) to the network manager. The network manager of claim 2, wherein the network manager comprises: a data transmitter for transmitting document structure information of a clipping area designated by a user converted into user information and CDF information to an internet server, and a data receiver for receiving user information from an internet server through an HTTP protocol. And a cookie handling unit for generating a cookie after user authentication. delete The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the CDF interpreter comprises a CDF parser for parsing a CDF and a CDF writer for storing the parsed CDF data in a database. 2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the update scheduler includes a timer, a scheduler, and an update request unit, wherein the timer and the scheduler set and adjust an update schedule set by the user for each page, and the update request unit 106 is configured according to the set update schedule. Clipping service providing apparatus for a wireless communication terminal, characterized in that for driving a clipping module. The method of claim 1, wherein the clipping module includes a login module for processing login of a page requiring login, such as a CDF reader, a mail, etc., which reads clip data set by a user stored in a database by the CDF analyzer. Loading unit to read, DOM parser to collect the desired part from the read information, reformat request unit to send to the clip converter to reconstruct the collected data according to the characteristics of the user terminal and related to the converted clip data Clipping service providing apparatus for a wireless communication terminal comprising a clip writing unit for storing the resource. delete The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the wireless terminal is a wireless PDA or a mobile phone, and the browser is a browser dedicated to a wireless communication terminal such as a mobile express. What is claimed is: 1. A method for allowing a wireless terminal user to edit an arbitrary page of Internet information to clip and update clipping information. Allows the user to designate and change the area to be clipped on the screen among the HTML documents rendered in the browser by the clip component program installed in the terminal, obtain the requested page name and the clip name from the Internet server, and render them in the browser. Saves information about the clipped portion of the compiled HTML document Receives, interprets and stores clip data transmitted from an Internet server using a clipping management server disposed between the terminal and the Internet, stores the data in a database, sets an update time of the stored clip data, and stores the clip data from an Internet page according to a set update schedule. Collect clip information designated by the user, convert the collected information into a format suitable for the type of the terminal, and transmit the collected information to the terminal, The conversion into a format suitable for the type of the terminal reads the screen information of the user terminal and checks whether the clip data matches the characteristics of the user's terminal, removes HTML tags and attributes that cannot be used for the user terminal, and provides characteristics of the user terminal. A method of providing a clipping service for a wireless communication terminal, comprising: reconfiguring with a tag and an attribute corresponding to a and adjusting an image size to fit a screen size of a user terminal when an image is included in clip data.

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