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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 04, 2010
Filed:
Jan. 19, 2005
John Byrne, Dublin, IE;
Elaine Mcilhagga, Dublin, IE;
Grace O'donnell, Dublin, IE;
Information Mosaic Limited, Dublin, IE;
Abstract
A data processing system () is programmed with objects () according to the object-oriented architecture. Each object () is for implementing an event, which for financial securities processing is often referred to as a corporate action. An object () has a container () containing a series of masks (), all at the same level in a flat structure. Each mask has four binary bit flags, each switching on or off a pre-stored unit () of executable code for an asynchronous transaction. Initialization or modifications of the system involves only processing through a series of decisions and setting mask flags accordingly.
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