Building business objects and business software applications using dynamic object definitions of ingrediential objects
April 14, 2020. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.Patent ReferencesMethod for inputting and acquiring requirement Design method and apparatus of computer program for business processing Method and apparatus for incorporating policies in searches for factory objects Apparatus for supporting development of information processing system Method and apparatus for transmitting data in correspondence to a progress stage of a series of business processings Dynamic organization model and management computing system and method therefor Market makers using documents for commerce in trading partner networks Automatically generated objects within extensible object frameworks and links to enterprise resources Participant server which process documents for commerce in trading partner networks Patent #: 6226675 InventorsApplicationNo. 09550407 filed on 04/14/2000US Classes:717/100, SOFTWARE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT TOOL (E.G., INTEGRATED CASE TOOL OR STAND-ALONE DEVELOPMENT TOOL)717/103DistributedExaminersPrimary: Ingberg, ToddAttorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassG06F 944AbstractA method and system are provided for providing an open and extensible object definition framework that manages business object definitions as specifications. This framework may be used to dynamically define any object that is to be processed by a computer. Objects can include Properties, Classifications, Knowledge, Business Objects, and Business Rules to name a few. Some examples of typical Business Objects include: business and social entities; locations, including spaces, places and channels; activities, including events and processes; items, including products and services; and business records, including orders and other forms of demand, inventory, jobs, deliverables, statements, transaction history et. al. The method and system may be used to define any object that is to be processed by a computer. Objects can include Properties, Classifications, Knowledge, Business Objects, and Business Rules to name a few. Typical Business Objects include: Business and social entities; Locations including spaces, places, and channels; Activity including events and processes; Items including products and services; Business Records including orders and other forms of demand, inventory, jobs, deliverables, statements, transaction history et. al.Other References
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