Described are a system and its methods for extending the web co-browsing functions of both secure and non-secure web pages. The extension includes form synchronization and focal-point synchronization. Focal-point synchronization is accomplished using a shared pointer and page scrolling. To provide these functions for both non-secure and secure web pages without breaking the security models of web browsers, two control applets, one in a non-secure frame and the other in a secure frame, are downloaded to the web browser of a conference participant. The control applets function as control and communication gateways for shared HTTP and HTTPS pages. Form synchronization is accomplished by detecting update events of form elements. Focal-point synchronization is achieved by adding mouse click events to embedded images or hyperlinks in web pages. These events are then decoded by the control applets and sent to a co-browse server. The co-browse server notifies other users' control applets to update the form data, to change the location of the shared pointer, or to scroll the displayed page to a common focal point.
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The rise in net-interest margin was probably because lenders managed to keep deposit rates under control while not extending favorable-rate loans at a time of an economic slowdown, said Jin Lin, an analyst with Orient Securities. By doing so, banks are able to keep net-interest margin at a healthy
"It's inevitable that banks' profit growth slows, given the interest-rate liberalization would hurt their net-interest margin," a primary gauge of banks' lending profitability, said Orient Securities analyst Jin Lin.
Date: Mar 24, 2013
Category: Business
Source: Google
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Net interest margin growth may slow in the second quarteras rising costs of deposits would erode yields on lending, Jin Lin, a banking analyst at Orient Securities in Shanghai, said byphone. Banks are under pressure to lure deposits to meet dailyloan-to-deposit ratios.