Bea Systems, Inc.

Oracle International Corporation

Edward P Felt

Alexander J Somogyi

Priscilla C Fung

Sriram Srinivasan

Sandra V Felt, Legal Representative

Priscilla Fung

Sriram Srinivansan

A system and method for allowing transaction callback processing to be synchronized or to take effect prior to completion of a transaction or message. Additional objects that will take part in the transaction can be registered on any server during the transaction's active phase. After the commit function is called, each synchronization object is called during the transaction preprepare processing. A synchronization object can register another object, call a server not previously involved in the transaction, or involve a new resource in the transaction. The effect is to provide a circular pattern of request passing that allows additional resources to be added into the loop prior to commit.

System and method for prepreparing a transaction process involving a chain of servers in a circular flow

The invention provides a mechanism for allowing a transaction callback processing to be synchronized or to take effect prior to completion of a transaction or message. Additional Synchronization objects that will take part in the transaction can be registered on any server during the transaction's active phase. After the commit function is called, each Synchronization object is called during the transaction preprepare processing. A Synchronization object can register another Synchronized object, call a server not previously involved in the transaction, or involve a new XA resource in the transaction. The effect is to provide a circular pattern of request passing that allows additional resources to be added into the loop prior to commit.

There is disclosed a method of authenticating the identity of a first party involved in communicating over a computer network system. The method comprises the steps of: providing the first party with a first password set; providing a second party with a second password set; transmitting an authentication message based on the first password set from the first party to the second party; and authenticating the identity of the first party by the second party for further communications over the computer network if it is demonstrated, based on an analysis of the authentication message, that the first and second password sets contain at least one common password.

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