Integrated service platform

• US 20030069885A1
• Filed: 10/05/2001
• Published: 04/10/2003
• Est. Priority Date: 10/05/2001
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Macronix International Co., Ltd.
• Original Assignee: Macronix International Co., Ltd.
• Inventors: Lin, Chun-Hung, Chang, Da-Yi, Tu, Kung-Cheng, Li, Kun-Pei, Ting, Hsiu-Lan, Sun, Mao-Shing
• Granted Patent: US 6,789,079 B2
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 707/10
• CPC Class Codes: G06F 16/954 Navigation, e.g. using categorised browsing
• CPC Class Codes: Y10S 707/99933 Query processing, i.e. searching

Abstract

The present invention discloses an integrated service platform (ISP). Under the real-time mode, the ISP of the present invention comprises the devices of: an engineering data analysis database (EDB); an area controller database (AC Database); a web server; and client computers. Under the mode of accessing data in a certain period of time, the present invention comprises the devices of: an EDB; an AC Database; a loader; a web server; and client computers. The application of the ISP of the present invention allows users on the client sites to access the data they want with browsers. Thus, no disturbance of the maintenance on the client sites would occur, because the browsers are used for accessing the data.

Claims

1. An integrated service platform (ISP), comprising:

an engineering data analysis database (EDB);

an area controller database (AC Database);

a web server, wherein the web server is connected respectively to the EDB and the AC Database; and

a plurality of client computers, wherein the client computers are connected to the web server.

2. The ISP of claim 1, wherein the web server is a clustered web server.

3. The ISP of claim 1, wherein the web server has an active server pages (ASP) interface.

4. The ISP of claim 1, wherein the web server utilizes a component object model (COM) concept to develop a plurality of objects of the ISP.

5. The ISP of claim 1, wherein the web server further has a first server used for connecting the client computers to the web server, and the first server serves the client computers in a factory where the EDB and the AC Database are located.

6. The ISP of claim 5, wherein the first server utilizes an internet protocol (IP) address to discriminate if the client computers have the right to access data stored in the first server.

7. The ISP of claim 1, wherein the website further has a second server used for connecting the client computers to the web server, and the second server serves the client computers in a plurality of related business groups outside a factory where the EDB and the AC Database are located.

8. The ISP of claim 7, wherein the second server utilizes a username and a password to discriminate if the client computers have the right to access data stored in the second server.

9. The ISP of claim 1, wherein the web server utilizes a real-time mode for accessing data stored in the EDB and the AC Database.

10. The ISP of claim 1, wherein the ISP further comprises a search engine, wherein the search engine is used for finding required data by inputting a keyword at a browser on each of the client computers.

11. An ISP, comprising:

an EDB;

an AC Database;

a loader, wherein the loader is connected to the EDB and the AC Database respectively;

a web server;

wherein the web server has a structured query language (SQL) database, and the SQL database is connected to the loader; and

a plurality of client computers, wherein the client computers are connected to the web server.

12. The ISP of claim 11, wherein the ISP is a clustered web server.

13. The ISP of claim 11, wherein the web server has an ASP interface.

14. The ISP of claim 11, wherein the web server utilizes a COM concept to develop objects of the ISP.

15. The ISP of claim 11, wherein the web server further has a first server used for connecting the client computers to the web server, and the first server serves the client computers in a factory where the EDB and the AC Database are located.

16. The ISP of claim 15, wherein the first server utilizes an IP address to discriminate if the client computers have the right to access data stored in the first server.

17. The ISP of claim 11, wherein the website further has a second server used for connecting the client computers to the web server, and the second server serves the client computers in a plurality of related business groups outside a factory where the EDB and the AC Database are located.

18. The ISP of claim 17, wherein the second server utilizes a username and a password to discriminate if the client computers have the right to access data stored in the second server.

19. The ISP of claim 11, wherein the loader utilizes in advance a mode of accessing data in a certain period of time to first arrange data stored in the EDB and then put the data in the SQL database.

20. The ISP of claim 11, wherein the loader utilizes in advance a mode of accessing data in a certain period of time to first arrange data stored in the AC Database and then put the data in the SQL database.

21. The ISP of claim 11, wherein the ISP further comprises a search engine, wherein the search engine is used for finding required data by inputting a keyword at a browser on each of the client computers.