Fujitsu Corporation

Tsuyoshi Naka

Hiroaki Komine

Noriyuki Yokoshi

Kazuaki Ikeda

Hiroko Yokota

Tamotsu Ichikawa

Kazuyuki Okumura

Toshiharu Nakamura

Sachinobu Sakurada

A distributed processing system wherein client-side process is simplified and system reliability is improved. An information transmission requesting section makes a request for transmission of information, and an information providing section provides received information to a user. An information management section manages the information, and an information relaying/transmitting section relays the information to be transmitted to a client application. An account authentication section verifies authenticity of account of the client application, and an information storage section stores the information. After the authenticity is verified, a service application control section controls the start and termination at logon and logoff, respectively, of a service application corresponding to the client application.

Distributed processing system and network monitoring system

An object management system and data processing system which enable the containment relationships among a plurality of resource managers to be changed without affecting client applications which use services of those resource managers. A tree manager maintains tree structure data that defines the containment relationships among resource managers, together with identification data that is used to distinguish between them. From this tree structure data, an object manager builds a containment tree to grasp the containment relationships among the resource managers. When a client application issues an operation request to one of the resource managers, a message processor receives and forwards it to the object manager. The object manager then searches the containment tree to find identification data of a relevant resource manager for which the received operation request should be destined, thus sending the request to the found destination resource manager. This centralized approach of object management facilitates addition and removal of resource managers to/from the tree structure data.

Object management system and data processing system with centralized mechanism for managing containment relationships among objects

An object-oriented type information managing system includes a network control system and a network managing system, the network control system includes an upper control object, and the network managing system includes a plurality of processes each having one or more objects. One object is used as a relay object for receiving a request message from the upper control object, and other objects are used as request message destination objects (or, control target objects) managed by the relay object. Each destination object returns a response message. Further, at least one process in the plurality of processes comprises a reply object for receiving the response messages sent from the destination objects and directly sending them to the upper control object.

Object-oriented type information managing system and a method for controlling messages between objects in the system

A method of controlling objects in an information processing system includes the steps of representing objects by a tree having a hierarchical structure, providing each of the objects with a first operation-target flag which indicates whether a corresponding object is a target of a given operation, and performing the given operation on an object upon receiving of an object handling request for the given operation only if the first operation-target flag of the object indicates that the object is a target of the given operation.

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Kanazawa, Japan

Tsuyoshi Naka