JP3501708B2 - Client-server information transmission system - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a client computer side and a server computer according to an operation from a client computer connected to a server computer.
The present invention relates to a client-server information transmission system for transmitting information between computers, and in particular, it can be used for connection control when realizing application functions such as electronic commerce functions using data communication such as the Internet, Accurately, whether it is information that is transmitted while sequentially inputting individually or a large amount of information that has already been accumulated,
In addition, a client-server information transmission method that enables efficient transmission with reduced labor and time,
The present invention relates to a computer and a computer-readable recording medium in which a computer program related to the client computer is recorded.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When information is transmitted between a client computer side and a server computer side in response to an operation from a client computer connected to a server computer, the transmission information is transmitted by an interactive transmission procedure. For example, from the client computer side, the information of the server program being connected is read from the display screen of a browser program such as "Internet Explorer" of Microsoft Corporation, USA. Alternatively, the same display screen is used to transmit information from the client computer side to the server computer side.

When information is transmitted between the client computer side and the server computer side in response to an operation from a client computer connected to the server computer, the transmission information is transmitted by a batch type transmission procedure. For example, when using the Internet or the like, a transmission procedure (protocol) such as FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is used to download information such as programs and data from the server computer side.

In the prior art, either a system using only conversational connections or a system using only batch connections was used.

[0005]

First, in a system which uses only a conversational connection and transmits transmission information by a conversational transmission procedure, it is necessary for a human to manually refer to and input information. . For this reason, in particular,
In the case of inputting a large number of transaction information, there has been a problem that it takes a lot of trouble and time, and erroneous input is likely to occur.

On the other hand, when the transmission information is transmitted by the batch type transmission procedure and the batch type processing is performed, there is no problem that occurs in the conversation type transmission procedure. However, in inputting and transmitting information, there is a problem of lacking real-time property. For example, there is a problem in that sequential processing cannot be performed, such as ordering a small amount while checking the stock status.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and can accurately and accurately save labor and time, whether it is information that is transmitted while being sequentially input individually or a large amount of information that has already been accumulated. It is an object of the present invention to provide a client-server information transmission system that enables efficient transmission.

[0008]

First, a method for transmitting information between a client and a server according to the first aspect of the present invention is directed to a client computer side and a server computer according to an operation from the client computer connected to the server computer. In a method of transmitting information between a client and a server for transmitting information between two sides, a conversational connection for transmitting the transmission information by a conversational transmission procedure is provided between the server computer and the client computer, and the transmission information is transmitted in batch type. A batch-type connection for transmitting by procedure is provided between the server computer and the client computer, and the area on the display screen of the client computer is divided into a plurality of areas, and at least 1
As the operation area for the conversational connection, and at least the other area
One is used as an operation area for the batch-type connection, and has a function of performing data transmission processing between the batch-type connection on the client computer side and the external system. From the conversation-type connection function to the batch on the server computer side. Server type batch type connection and client for type connection function
Data transfer between a batch side connection on the remote side and an external system
The above problem is solved by providing a function of activating a process including the above.

Further, in the client-server information transmission method, the transmission information is related to transactions and orders, and in the case of transmission by the batch type connection, each data is a tag indicating its data type. By adopting a data structure for giving information, the present invention has found a field in which application of the present invention such as transactions and orders is suitable.

Further, in the client-server information transmission method , a hyper text transfer protocol is used as a communication protocol for the conversational connection, and a representation format of a data structure of transmission information by the batch type connection is used. It is designed to use the Extensible Markup Language as.

In the client-server information transmission method, the processing relating to the transmission by the batch type connection is started based on the operation instruction displayed in the conversational connection operation area. Operability can be improved.

Furthermore, in the client-server information transmission method, when a process related to transmission by batch type connection is activated by an operation instruction from the conversational connection operation area, the conversational connection operation area is stored in the conversational connection operation area. The above-described problem is solved by providing a dedicated operation instruction function and activating an instruction for performing data transfer using the batch type connection on the server side by the operation instruction. Next, the client-server information of the second invention of the present application
The information transmission system is connected to the server computer.
In response to the operation from the client computer, the client
On the ant computer side and the server computer side
Information transmission between client and server
In the system, transmission information is transmitted by conversational transmission procedure
A server computer and a client that have an interactive connection
It is installed between the remote computer and the transmission information.
A batch connection that is transmitted using the H-type transmission procedure.
Installed between the computer and the client computer.
Area on the display screen of the client computer
Is divided into a plurality of areas, and at least one of the
Continue operation area and at least one other batch
Area for operation of type connection and client computer
Side data transfer process between the batch type connection and the external system
Server computer side
From conversational connection function to batch type connection function
Server side batch type connection and client side batch type connection
Processing, including data transmission between the
By you so that to have a function of moving, it is obtained by solving the above problems.

Further, a computer-readable recording medium according to the third invention of the present application is the client-readable recording medium according to the first invention.
An object-to-server information transmission method or a computer-readable recording medium having a computer program for realizing the client-server information transmission system according to the second aspect of the present invention provided to solve the above problems. Is.

The operation of the present invention will be briefly described below.

In the present invention, first, a conversational connection for transmitting transmission information by a conversational transmission procedure is provided between the server computer and the client computer.
Further, a batch type connection for transmitting the transmission information by the batch type transmission procedure is provided between the server computer and the client computer.

By doing so, even when a large number of transaction information is input by the batch type connection of the batch type transmission procedure, it is possible to accurately and efficiently transmit the information with reduced labor and time. it can. In addition, the interactive connection of the interactive transmission procedure enables accurate and efficient transmission even in the sequential processing that requires real-time processing, such as ordering a small amount while confirming the stock status. be able to.

Further, the area on the display screen of the client computer connected to the server computer is divided into a plurality of areas. Then, at least one is set as the operation area for the conversational connection, and at least one is set as the operation area for the batch connection. With such a display screen configuration of the client computer, it is possible to provide the user with the interactive connection and the batch connection described above together in an extremely easy-to-operate environment.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to accurately and efficiently transmit information that is transmitted while being sequentially input individually or a large amount of information that has already been stored, with reduced labor and time.

[0019]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment to which the present invention is applied.

In this embodiment, information is transmitted between the client computer 10 side and the server computer 20 side in accordance with an operation from the client computer 20 connected to the server computer 10. The transmission is performed via the data communication line 3.
The data communication line 3 is, for example, a network including the Internet.

The server computer 10 includes a conversational server side connection device 12 having a conversational application program 13 and a server side batch type transmission program 17.
And a batch-type server-side connection device 16 provided with.

On the other hand, the client computer 20
Is a conversational client-side connection device 22 having a man-machine interface device 24 that uses a browser program 26, and a batch-type client-side connection device having a client-side batch-type transmission program 34 and a batch-type application 36. 32 and 32.

Further, on the client computer 20 side, the external system 40 will create batch type transmission information from the information stored in the order slip database 42.
Is installed.

The server and the client are connected by HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) via the Internet. The external system 40 is a system that uses a computer program that performs purchase management, purchase management, production management, and the like. In addition, the order slip database 42 stores information about order slips to be placed with the business partners. The browser program 26 is compatible with various types such as "Internet Explorer" of Microsoft Corporation, USA.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a user management table. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a product management table. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an ordered table. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an inventory management table.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a logon screen. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an initial screen. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an inventory confirmation search screen. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an inventory display screen. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an order input screen. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an inventory display screen.

The operation of this embodiment will be described with reference to these tables and the figures showing the display screens.

First, the user first selects the browser program 26.
Using the interactive application program 13
Open the logon homepage provided by. Then,
A logon screen 210 shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the display screen of the man-machine interface device 24.

Normally, the user ID (USER1 in this example) and password that have been assigned in advance are input, and then "LOGON" is clicked with the mouse. Then, the conversational application program 13 refers to the user management table 121 and confirms that the user ID and the password match the values registered in advance. If it is confirmed to be correct, the following initial screen 220 is displayed.

On the left side of the initial screen 220, an operation area for interactive connection is provided, on which an interactive application screen is displayed. Further, an operation area for batch type connection is provided on the right side, and a batch type screen is displayed here.

Here, the client-side batch-type transmission program 34 and the batch-type application program 36 on the client side can be downloaded from the server by a function not specified at the time of the first logon. is there. This can be realized, for example, by entering the name of the installation program file to be downloaded as the attribute information of the user management table 121. By doing this, the program can be installed on the CD for each client terminal.
-It is possible to save the trouble of distributing and installing in a medium such as a ROM (Compact Disc-Read Only Memory). Of course, the program may be installed in each client terminal in advance.

Here, when the stock button is clicked on the interactive application screen of the initial screen 220, the stock confirmation search screen 230 is displayed.

Next, when HDD is entered in "Product type:" and the display button is clicked, the conversational application program 13 first creates the product management table 122.
Search for the relevant product number and product name. Next, the stock management table 124 is searched for each of the extracted product numbers to extract the stock quantity. From the above result, the inventory number list of the corresponding products is displayed on the inventory display screen 240.

Here, if the stock of the product to be ordered is confirmed, the order processing can be performed using only the interactive screen as follows. First, the order button is clicked to display the order input screen 250. Product name: HDD
When ordering 120 products of 2.5TA (product number: B001), as shown in the figure, product number: B001,
An order can be placed by entering the order quantity: 120 and the desired delivery date: 2000/2/29 and then clicking the order confirmation button.

As a result, the conversational application program 13 first reduces the stock quantity of the entry corresponding to the product number: B001 of the stock management table 124 by 120 from 200 to change it to 80. Further ordered table 12
3 is searched using the user ID: USER1 and product number: B001 as keys, and if not found, a new entry is created, and user ID: USER1 and product number: B00.
1. Fill in the order quantity: 120. Enter the order number and enter it.

In the case of the present invention, order slip information is further created in advance in the order slip database 42 of the external system 40. When sending this to the server computer 10 to place an order, the batch type application 3
6 is set in advance so that the order slip information can be transmitted. After that, as shown below, the interactive application program 13 and the batch application 36 cooperate with each other to automatically perform the inventory confirmation processing and the order processing.

On the inventory display screen 240, while the inventory number list of the designated product type is displayed, the AUTO
When you click the button, the conversational application program 13 changes the server side batch transmission program 1
7 is requested to transfer the inventory list information to the client. The server side batch type transmission program 17 first converts the inventory list information into XML (Extensible Markup Language) data shown in FIG.

In FIG. 12, <HDRAREA> (L
3003) and </ HDRAREA> (L3006), the part between SERVER1 (the name of the server computer 10 on the network in this embodiment) to USER1 (the name of the client computer 20 on the network in this embodiment). ) Indicates that the data is to be transferred.

<MSGAREA> (L3007, L30
14, L3021, L3028) and </ MSGAREA
> (L3013, L3020, L3027, L303
The part surrounded by 4) represents the inventory information of each product. That is, PRODNO (L3010, L3017, L302
4, L3031) represents the product number, INVAMOUN
T (L3012, L3019, L3026, L303
3) represents the inventory quantity.

Next, XM is sent to the batch type application 36 via the client side batch type transmission program 34.
Send L data. Here, the batch type application 3
6, HDD2.5TA (L4
011) 120 (L4012), HDD2.5TB
If 250 (L4019) order data has already been requested from the external system 40, the stock quantity of each corresponding product in FIG. 12 is confirmed, and if OK, this order data is sent to the client side. The ordered table 12 in the database 11 is passed via the batch type transmission program 34 and the server side batch type transmission program 17.
3 can be stored.

The flow of this automated processing is shown in the flowchart of the automated processing of FIG.

First, the automatic processing is started by clicking the AUTO button on the inventory display screen 240. Then, the inventory information transmission process is executed in step 502, the comparison and collation process is executed in step 503, and then the database update process is executed in step 504.

The inventory information transmission process of step 502 is as shown in the flowchart of FIG. In the processing, the contents of the inventory information on the inventory display screen 240 are passed from the server computer 10 side to the batch type application 36 according to an instruction from the conversational application program 13 based on the user's operation by the browser program 26. Be done.

The comparison and collation processing in step 503 described above is
This is as shown in the flowchart of FIG. In the processing, the batch type application 36 compares the order data of FIG. 13 with the inventory data of FIG. 12, and if OK, the order data of FIG. 13 is sent to the server side batch type transmission program 1
Send to 7.

The database updating process in step 504 described above is as shown in the flowchart of FIG.
In the processing, the server side batch type transmission program 17
The sent order data is analyzed and the database 11 is updated.

The operation of this embodiment will be described below based on these flowcharts.

First, the automatic process is started by clicking the AUTO button on the inventory display screen 240. Then, in step 502, the process of FIG. 15 is executed to execute the inventory information transmission process.

First, in step 602, the conversational application program 13 passes the inventory information of the product corresponding to the product type: HDD displayed on the screen to the server side batch type transmission program 17. The server-side batch type transmission program 17 creates inventory data in XML format shown in FIG. 12 (step 603).

Here, in the XML format data, the product number (PRODNO) and the product name (PRODNO) are set for each item.
Tag names are defined such as NAME) and the number of stocks (INVAMOUNT), and items can be automatically identified. That is, in the case of transmission by the batch type connection, the data structure is such that tag information indicating the data type is added to each data.

Such XML data is transferred from the server to the client in cooperation with the server side batch type transmission program 17 and the client side batch type transmission program 34 (step 604). HT for transfer
By using TP, transfer via the Internet can be easily performed. At the same time, as is well known, SSL (Secure Socket Layer)
r) function, by encrypting the data,
It is also easy to transfer data while ensuring safety.
The client side batch type transmission program 34 passes the received XML data to the batch type application (step 605).

Subsequently, the processing of FIG. 16 is executed in order to perform the comparison and collation processing of step 503 of FIG.

Steps 702 to 711 in FIG. 16 compare the order information data of FIG. 13 with the inventory information data of FIG.

Here, it is assumed that the batch type application 36 has previously received a request for the order slip shown in FIG. 13 from the external system 40 in the XML data format. The meaning of each tag is the product number (PRODNO) and product name (PR
ODNAME), order quantity (POAMOUNT), and desired delivery time (DELIVDATE).

At step 702, in FIG.
The first range enclosed by MSGAREA> and </ MSGAREA> is PO_MRANGE1 (L4007) to PO_M.
It is RANGE2 (L4014). In step 703, the character string enclosed by <PRODNO> and </ PRODNO> in the range of PO_MRANGE1 to PO_MRANGE2 is set to PO_PROD_NO, and <POA
The value enclosed by MOUNT> and </ POAMOUNT> is PO_N. In step 704, the first range enclosed by <MSGAREA> and </ MSGAREA> in FIG. 12 is set to INV_MRANGE1 (L3007)-
INV_MRANGE2 (L3013). Step 70
5, INV_MRANGE1 to INV_MRA
<PRODNO> and </ PR in the range of NGE2
The character string enclosed in ODNO> is INV_PROD_NO
And <INVAMOUNT> and </ INVAMOUN
The value enclosed by T> is INV_N.

In step 706, "PO_PRO"
It is determined whether "D_NO = INV_PROD_NO" holds. When it is satisfied, the process proceeds to step 707, and when it is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step 710.

In step 707, "PO_N> I
NV_N "is established. When it is satisfied, the process proceeds to step 712, and when it is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step 708.

In step 708, the range enclosed by the following <MSGAREA> and </ MSGAREA> in FIG. 13 is PO_MRANGE1 to PO_MRANGE.
Set to 2.

In step 709, PO_MRAN.
It is determined whether GE1 to PO_MRANGE2 exist.
If it exists, the process proceeds to step 703, and if it does not exist, the process proceeds to step 713.

In step 713, the batch type application 36 sends the order data of FIG. 12 to the server side batch type transmission program 17 via the client side batch type transmission program 34.

On the other hand, in step 710, the following <MSGAREA> and </ MSGAREA> in FIG.
The range surrounded by> is INV_MRANGE1 to INV
_MRANGE2.

In step 711, INV_MRA
It is determined whether NGE1 to INV_MRANGE2 exist. If it exists, the process proceeds to step 705, and if it does not exist, the process proceeds to step 712.

In step 712, the client side user is notified that the inventory is insufficient.

After steps 712 and 713, FIG.
The processing of FIG. 17 is executed in order to execute step 504 of.

In the above-described comparison and collation processing, processing for checking the product inventory information of FIG. 12 from the top product information every time for each ordered product is performed, but such a speed-up method of comparison processing is well known.

In step 802, in FIG.
The first range enclosed by MSGAREA> and </ MSGAREA> is PO_MRANGE1 (L4007) to PO_M.
It is RANGE2 (L4014).

In step 803, PO_MRANGE
<PROD in the range of 1 to PO_MRANGE2
The character string enclosed by NO> and </ PRODNO> is PO_
PROD_NO, <POAMOUNT> and </ PO
The value enclosed by AMOUNT> is PO_N.

At step 804, the user ID is USE.
With R1 (L4005) and PROD_NO as keys,
The ordered table 123 is searched.

At step 805, it is determined whether the corresponding entry exists. If it exists, the process proceeds to step 806, and if it does not exist, the process proceeds to step 807.

At step 806, the ordered table 12 is received.
Add (PO_N) to the order quantity of the corresponding entry of 3.

At step 807, the ordered table 12 is received.
Create a new entry in 3 and user ID: USER
1, product number (PO_PROD_NO), ordered quantity (PO
_N) is stored. Also, the order number is newly issued and stored.

In step 808, the range enclosed by the following <MSGAREA> and </ MSGAREA> in FIG. 13 is PO_MRANGE1 to PO_MRANGE2.
And

At step 809, PO_MRANGE
1 to PO_MRANGE2 are determined. If it exists, the process proceeds to step 803, and if it does not exist, all the processes are terminated. When the database update process of FIG. 17 is completed, step 504 of FIG. 14 is completed, and therefore the process of FIG. 14 is completed.

In the present embodiment, the following operation can be performed.

That is, by clicking the "send button" of the "batch type screen" displayed on the inventory display screen 240 of FIG. 9, the batch type application 36 is requested by the external system 40 in advance and held. , Order data can be displayed as a transmission slip list (260, 261 in FIG. 11).

Product number: B displayed in the list of outbound slips
Since it is possible to confirm that the order quantity of 001 and B002 is in stock respectively on the display of the [Interactive application screen], as shown by the underlined part of the broken line, the products of both product numbers are ordered. By selecting and clicking the order confirmation button in the lower right of the transmission slip list 261, the order data can be sent to the server in the same manner as the example described previously. However, in this case, since it is not necessary to automatically compare the inventory data with the client side, the client sends the data to the server without checking the inventory, and the server stores the sent data in the database.

Here, other button functions of the [batch type screen] other than those described above in the present embodiment will be described below.

When the reception button is clicked with the mouse, a reception data selection screen appears. For example, by selecting the ordered table, all the data corresponding to the user ID: USER1 can be displayed in the same expression format as in FIG. Ordered data can be transferred in the order of database 11-> server side batch type transmission program 17-> client side batch type transmission program 34-> batch type application 36. Furthermore, the batch type application 36 can confirm the received data by converting it to a format that can be handled by the external system and handing it over to the external system. As the external system in this case, a dedicated application can be used, but a general-purpose spreadsheet program or the like can also be used.

The automatic button is used to transfer order data prepared by the external system at a fixed time every day in the order of client side batch type transmission program 34-> server side batch type transmission program 17-> database 11. This is for realizing an automatic driving function.

The history button is used to display history information such as the file name of data transmitted / received to / from the server and the transmission / reception time.

As described above, the present invention can be effectively applied to this embodiment. Therefore,
It is possible to accurately and efficiently transmit the information that is transmitted while being individually input sequentially and the large amount of information that has already been accumulated, with reduced labor and time.

[0082]

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to accurately and efficiently transmit information that is transmitted while being sequentially input individually or a large amount of information that has already been stored, with reduced labor and time.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment to which the present invention is applied.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a user management table in the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a product management table in the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an ordered table in the embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an inventory management table in the embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a logon screen in the embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an initial screen in the embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an inventory confirmation search screen in the embodiment.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an inventory display screen in the embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an order input screen in the embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an inventory display screen in the embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing data of an example of inventory information in the embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing data of an example of order information in the embodiment.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing automatic processing in the embodiment.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing an inventory information transmission process in the embodiment.

FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a comparison and collation process in the embodiment.

FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing a database update process in the embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

3 ... Data communication line 10 ... Server computer 11 ... Database 12 ... Conversational server-side connection device 13 ... Conversational application programs 16 ... Batch type server side connection device 17 ... Batch transmission program on server side 20 ... Client computer 22 ... Conversational client side connection device 24. Man-machine interface device 26 ... Browser program 32 ... Batch type client side connection device 34 ... Batch type transmission program on client side 36 ... Batch type application 40 ... External system 42 ... Order slip database

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Claims (7)

(57) [Claims] 1. A client-server information transmission method for transmitting information between a client computer side and a server computer side according to an operation from a client computer connected to a server computer. Providing a conversational connection for transmission by a type transmission procedure between a server computer and a client computer, and providing a batch type connection for transmitting transmission information by a batch type transmission procedure between a server computer and a client computer, The area on the display screen of the client computer is divided into a plurality of areas, at least one of which is used as the operation area for the conversational connection, and other areas.
At least one of the operating areas of the batch-type connection
And to have the function of performing data transmission processing between the batch connection on the client computer side and the external system.
However , on the server computer side, from the conversational connection function to the batch type connection function, the server side batch type connection and cluster
Data between the batch connection on the client side and the external system
A method for transmitting information between a client and a server, which has a function of activating a process including data transmission. 2. The method for transmitting information between a client and a server according to claim 1, wherein the transmission information relates to a transaction or an order, and when the transmission is performed by the batch type connection, individual data is transmitted to the individual data. A method of transmitting information between a client and a server, characterized in that the data structure is such that tag information indicating a data type is added. 3. The method for transmitting information between a client and a server according to claim 1, wherein a hyper text transfer protocol is used as a communication protocol for the conversational connection, and the transmission is performed by the batch connection. A client characterized by using the extensible markup language as a representation format of information data structure.
Information transmission method between servers. 4. The method of transmitting information between a client and a server according to claim 1, wherein the batch type connection is based on an operation instruction displayed in the conversational connection operation area. A method for transmitting information between a client and a server, characterized in that a process relating to transmission by the above is activated. 5. The method of transmitting information between a client and a server according to claim 4, wherein when a process related to transmission by batch type connection is activated by an operation instruction from the conversation type connection operation area, a conversation type connection is established. A dedicated operation instruction function is provided in the operation area, and by this operation instruction, a device using batch type connection on the server side is used.
A method for transmitting information between a client and a server, characterized in that an instruction for performing data transfer is activated. 6. A client connected to a server computer.
Client, depending on the operation from the computer
・ Information between the computer side and the server computer side
Information transmission system between client and server for transmitting information
In order to establish a conversational connection in which transmission information is transmitted by a conversational transmission procedure.
Server computer and client computer
And a batch-type connection that transmits transmission information by a batch-type transmission procedure.
Server computer and client computer
Provided between the over data, multiple regions on the display screen of the client computer
Divided into a number of areas, at least one of which is an operation area for the conversational connection, and others
At least one of the operating areas of the batch-type connection
The client computer side batch connection and external system
To have a function to perform data transmission processing with the system
However, on the server computer side, the conversational connection function
Server type batch-type connection and cluster
Data between the batch connection on the client side and the external system
Added the function to start processing including data transmission
Information transmission system between client and server characterized by
Tem. 7. The client-server according to claim 1.
Information transmission method, or the client according to claim 6.
A computer-readable recording medium recording a computer program that realizes an information transmission system between servers .