Method and system for processing business process, and processing program therefor
OwnerAkira Tanaka, Akiko Ogawainventors
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The present invention relates to a method for managing a business process in a network environment. Heretofore, a special control computer node that is provided performs the business-process management. However, since the business-process management is performed in a centralized manner, there are issues like a management load becomes high, business is not realized on equal terms, and the business process is forced to be executed without allowing contents of the whole business process to be understood. The present invention has been made to solve these problems. In the method for managing a business process in a network environment according to the present invention, business process definitions are described in the standard XML language, and the business process definitions are passed together with information required for the step to computer nodes that execute each step of the business process. Consequently, the computers can execute the business process by operating on equal terms, and also by understanding the context of the business process. As for an execution status of the business process, monitoring is also implemented by providing a monitoring node which updates the progress status of he business process by collecting success/failure reports from each node involved in the business process.
A method for processing a business process by a plurality of computers in cooperation with one another, said plurality of computer being capable of intercommunication, said method comprising the steps of:
A system for processing a business process by a plurality of computers in cooperation with one another, said plurality of computer being capable of intercommunication, said system comprising:
A business-process processing program used for a system for processing a business process by a plurality of computers in cooperation with one another, said plurality of computer being capable of intercommunication, said business-process processing program comprising the functions of:
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