Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated

Rational Ag

Thorsten Brinkmann

Manfred Breunig

Judith Kling

Wolfgang Bergschneider

A method of performing a financial transaction can include receiving, with a first computing device, a request to execute a financial transaction. The first or a second computing device can determine identities of the service applications required to complete the financial transaction. One of the first or second computing devices can then determine an order of executing each of the service applications. One of the first or second computing devices can direct respective second inputs to at least some of the service applications to thereby initiate respective operations of these service applications. Each of the service applications can then complete respective operations. One of the first or second computing device can receive respective outputs from the at least some of the service applications. The first computing device can then complete the financial transaction.

Service driven processing in financial transactions

A system for processing a financial transaction request and a method executed by the system can include receiving, at a first server, a request to execute the financial transaction request. The first server can determine transaction middleware (TM) super-modules that are stored on the first server and are required to execute the financial transaction. The first server can detect capacities of the TM super-modules and annex control over memory space of a second server if needed. The first server can replicate at least one of the TM super-modules on the memory of the second server and direct the financial transaction request to the TM super-module replicated on the second server. That TM super-module can generate a corresponding output received by the first server, which can then cede control over the memory space of the second server.

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Thorsten Brinkmann