Application integration architecture for a data processing platform
First Claim
1. An architecture (MO) for the integration of applications (APA) into a business data processing platform (PL) constituted by an internal network (RE) of machines (PLC1 through PLC4) running a plurality of heterogeneous applications (APA), the codes of which are not modifiable and each of which contains at least some or all of the following external interfaces (IE):
- a configuration file (FIG),a log file (LOG) which records the events related to it,a mechanism (COM) for communicating between processes running on this machine or these machines,a set of commands (CD) which make it possible to modify its characteristics,a set of system resources (RES) which allow it to run,a set of peripherals (PER) used for its data input/output needs,characterized in that, for the purpose of modifying the basic characteristics of these applications, in a way that is transparent to the user, relative to their security, availability, ergonomics, administratability, interoperability, monitoring, accounting of the resources consumed by the user, it comprises;
a) an ergonomic integration module (MIG) for centralized control of the applications (APA) with a graphical interface (GI),b) an operational continuity module (MCF) which, by periodically scanning the log files and by monitoring the components of the applications (APA), executes actions to prevent them from operating abnormally,c) a module (MSC) for intercepting the dialogues between these components in order to ensure the logical security of the applications (APA) and the accounting of the resources consumed by the user.
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Abstract
An application integration architecture (MO) for a data processing platform (PL) constituted by a network (RE) of machines running a plurality of heterogeneous applications (APA), the codes of which are not modifiable and each of which includes a plurality of external interfaces (IE), characterized in that, for the purpose of modifying the basic characteristics of these applications in a way that is transparent to the user, it comprises:
a) an ergonomic integration module (MIG) for the centralized control of the applications with a graphical interface (GI),
b) an operational continuity module (MCF) which executes actions to prevent them from operating abnormally,
c) a module (MSC) for intercepting the dialogues between the components in order to ensure their logical security and the accounting of the resources consumed by the user.
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8 Claims
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1. An architecture (MO) for the integration of applications (APA) into a business data processing platform (PL) constituted by an internal network (RE) of machines (PLC1 through PLC4) running a plurality of heterogeneous applications (APA), the codes of which are not modifiable and each of which contains at least some or all of the following external interfaces (IE):
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a configuration file (FIG), a log file (LOG) which records the events related to it, a mechanism (COM) for communicating between processes running on this machine or these machines, a set of commands (CD) which make it possible to modify its characteristics, a set of system resources (RES) which allow it to run, a set of peripherals (PER) used for its data input/output needs, characterized in that, for the purpose of modifying the basic characteristics of these applications, in a way that is transparent to the user, relative to their security, availability, ergonomics, administratability, interoperability, monitoring, accounting of the resources consumed by the user, it comprises; a) an ergonomic integration module (MIG) for centralized control of the applications (APA) with a graphical interface (GI), b) an operational continuity module (MCF) which, by periodically scanning the log files and by monitoring the components of the applications (APA), executes actions to prevent them from operating abnormally, c) a module (MSC) for intercepting the dialogues between these components in order to ensure the logical security of the applications (APA) and the accounting of the resources consumed by the user. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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