Contained command invocation framework
First Claim
1. A file transfer framework system, comprising:
- an originator creating on a first computer a first command for pushing a file and a second command for pulling the file;
a first invocator invoking the first command locally on a second computer remotely from where the command was created; and
a second invocator invoking the second command locally on a third computer remotely from where the command was created;
wherein the first and second commands are dispersed to the second and third computers, respectively;
invocation is carried out local to the second and third computers;
the first and second commands have programmatically generic invocation triggers to the second and third computers, respectively; and
the file is transferred from the second computer to the third computer.
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Abstract
An object-oriented middleware framework for use in a network having a plurality of hosts including a first host having an associated first memory and first processor; and a second host having an associated second memory and second processor. The object-oriented middleware framework includes an Originator Command Container instantiating a Command by executing computer programming code stored in the first memory using the first processor. The framework also includes an Invocator Command Container, remote from the Originator Command Container and its associated first host where the instantiated Command is invoked, locally by executing computer programming code stored in the second memory using the second processor.
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21 Claims
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1. A file transfer framework system, comprising:
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an originator creating on a first computer a first command for pushing a file and a second command for pulling the file; a first invocator invoking the first command locally on a second computer remotely from where the command was created; and a second invocator invoking the second command locally on a third computer remotely from where the command was created; wherein the first and second commands are dispersed to the second and third computers, respectively; invocation is carried out local to the second and third computers; the first and second commands have programmatically generic invocation triggers to the second and third computers, respectively; and the file is transferred from the second computer to the third computer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. An object-oriented middleware framework system, comprising:
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a first computer; a first command container on the first computer, the first command container creating a command and configuring the command on the first computer; wherein the command comprises functions for making a computer perform an action; the command is dispersed to a second command container on a second computer; the command is invoked and carried out on the second computer remotely from where the command was created; the first command container receives a notification from the command after the command'"'"'s invocation; and the command has a programmatically generic invocation trigger to the second computer. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. An object-oriented middleware framework system, comprising:
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an originator creating a command on a first computer; and an invocator invoking the command locally on a second computer but remotely from where the command was created; wherein the command is dispersed to the second computer for invocation; the invocation is carried out local to the second computer; and the command has a programmatically generic invocation trigger to the second computer. - View Dependent Claims (20, 21)
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