Process integration persistency

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2006-04-03

2010-11-30

Flynn, Nathan (Department: 2454)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput

Distributed data processing

Processing agent

C709S201000, C709S205000, C719S315000, C719S316000, C719S317000, C705S007380, C707S792000, C707S795000, C717S102000, C717S108000, C717S120000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07844659

ABSTRACT:
The addition of a datastore to an application system using process agents for communication allows for maintaining a persistent state by storing records of messages sent between process agents. These records may be retrievable by process agents in order to determine the state of the system. This allows process agents to update previous transactions without storing a copy of messages within each process agent or communicating with every potentially involved process agent to determine its current state.

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