KR101655157B1 - Apparatus and method for work process modeling using data oriented programming model - Google Patents

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KR101655157B1 KR1020150056199A KR20150056199A KR101655157B1 KR 101655157 B1 KR101655157 B1 KR 101655157B1 KR 1020150056199 A KR1020150056199 A KR 1020150056199A KR 20150056199 A KR20150056199 A KR 20150056199A KR 101655157 B1 KR101655157 B1 KR 101655157B1
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The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for modeling a work process using a data-based programming model. The apparatus comprises: a data object generating unit generating a data object in response to a users input; a data object management unit performing at least one among movement, combination and deletion of the data object; a procedure code management unit generating and managing procedure information on the data object; an input/output unit receiving information related to at least one among generation, movement, combination, deletion of the data object and editing of a procedure code from the user, and outputting to the user a data code and at least one among the data code, the procedure code, and execution results of the procedure code; a storage unit storing the data code and the procedure code; and an execution unit executing the procedure code. By developing software using a data-based programming model able to independently generate, delete, move, combine, and edit a data object with respect to each of data instances included in software, the behavior of an object in the real world can be easily modeled. By separately controlling each data instance, the inheritance or transformation inheritance of class is not required and, if necessary, the separate transformation or collective transformation of an object can be selected. By transforming the procedure code in each data instance if necessary, parallel processing can be facilitated, a work processing process intuitively similar to that in the real world can be modeled, and work process modeling can be facilitated.

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[0001] APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR WORK PROCESS MODELING [0002] USING DATA ORIENTED PROGRAMMING MODEL [0003]

The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for modeling a business management using a data-based programming model, and more particularly, to a data-based programming model capable of independently generating, destroying, moving, combining, and editing each data instance included in software And to a method and apparatus for modeling a business management using the same.

Imperative Programming, Functional Programming, and Object Oriented Programming are emerging paradigms of programming methodology. All of these programming methodologies are common in that programs directly define operational semantics that represent the execution of programs by a computer, and the semantics of operations are ultimately determined by the program, The above program methodologies are common in that the program describes how to process data by a process.

However, when observing the behavior of objects in the real world, each object acts independently of each other, so that each data object or data instance corresponding to information about each object operates independently of each other, Information processing is realized by motion. That is, the information processing realized by the behavior of objects in the real world is more natural by the generation, combination and movement of data instances operating independently of each other, rather than input of computation by the process corresponding to the current programming methodology and resultant data Can be modeled.

Accordingly, if modeling of business processes is performed based on data instances operating independently of each other as described above, the behavior of objects in the real world can be easily modeled, and each data instance can be manipulated individually, In addition, it is possible to select individual transformations and batch transformations of objects as needed, and to modify procedural codes as needed for each data instance, making parallel processing easier and more intuitive to the real world It is expected that modeling of similar business processes will be possible. In addition, modeling work processes that are intuitively similar to the real world allows data instances to model the behavior of objects in the real world, thereby modeling the objects of work or real objects in the real world's business processes as data instances, It is expected that it will be easy to model task management by modeling task task using procedure code of instance.

Korean Registered Patent No. 0150260 (filed on Jun. 12, 1998, entitled META MODEL SYSTEM AND OPERATION METHOD FOR OBJECT-ORIENTED FUNCTIONALITY AND FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT SYSTEM, Claims Clause 1).

The present invention provides a task management modeling apparatus and method using a data-based programming model capable of independently creating, destroying, moving, combining, and editing each data instance representing a work object or a used object in a business process It has its purpose.

A task management modeling apparatus using a data-based programming model according to an aspect of the present invention includes a data object generation unit for generating a data object in response to a user's input, data for performing at least one of movement, combination, An object management unit, a procedure code management unit for generating and managing procedure information for the data object, and an input unit for inputting information related to at least one of creation, movement, combination, destruction and procedure code editing of the data object from the user, An input / output unit for outputting at least one of a code, an execution result of the data code, a procedure code and a procedure code, a storage unit for storing the data code and the procedure code, and an execution unit for executing the procedure code, The first name information, the second name information, and the third name information Wherein each name information is one of an object identifier, a data type, a procedure code identifier, a procedure code, a storage location, a variation identifier, a relational object identifier, a return value, a message and null, Wherein the object identifier is an identifier indicating a data object that is not a data object referred to by the object identifier, and the variable identifier is a pair of a current identifier and a previous identifier .

Preferably, the data object management unit is operable to determine, for each first data object on the list, a list to which one or more data objects are linked, wherein the first name information is an object identifier of a data object immediately preceding the first data object The first data object is an object identifier of the first data object, the second name information is an object identifier of the first data object, and the third name information is an object identifier of a data object immediately after the first data object in the list, The first name information is null if the first data object is the first data object of the list and the third name information is null if the first data object is the last data object of the list.

Preferably, the procedure code management unit generates and represents a procedure code for the first data object, the procedure information being represented by a pair of a variable identifier and a list of data objects starting with the first data object.

Advantageously, the list of data objects contained in the pair representing the procedure information comprises at least one procedure code identifier.

Advantageously, the list of data objects contained in the pair representing the procedure information comprises at least one return value.

Preferably, the procedure code managing unit is further configured to compare, with respect to the procedure information consisting of the first variable identifier and the first list, a second variable identifier having the current identifier of the first variable identifier as the previous identifier, And generates a pair of deformation process information.

Advantageously, the data object management unit is operable to determine, for a first data object starting a first list and a second data object starting a second list, a current identifier of a first variation identifier paired with the first list A third variable identifier having a current identifier generated by combining the object identifiers of the first and second data objects with a previous identifier and a third variable identifier having a current identifier generated by combining the object identifiers of the first and second data objects, And a fourth variable identifier having a current identifier generated by combining the current identifier of the second variable identifier paired with the second list as the previous identifier and the object identifier of the first and second data objects, And second procedure information consisting of a pair of third lists.

Preferably, the data object management unit includes a fourth list in which the first data object is added to the first list after a first partial list in which the data object immediately after the first data object is replaced with a third data object in the first list, 2 list, a fifth list in which the second data object is added after the second partial list in which the data object immediately after the second data object is replaced with the fourth data object, and the third variation identifier and the third variation identifier 4 list, and fifth procedure information, which is a pair of the fourth variation identifier and the fifth list.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a task management modeling method using a data-based programming model, the method comprising: generating a data object in response to a user's input; , Combining and destroying, editing a procedure code included in the procedure information for the data object by the procedure code management unit, and executing the procedure code in response to the input of the user Wherein the data object includes a first name information, a second name information, and a third name information, wherein each name information includes at least one of an object identifier, a data type, a procedure code identifier, a procedure code, , A relational object identifier, a return value, a message, and null, and the object identifier is Wherein the relational identifier is an identifier indicating a data object that is not a data object referred to by the object identifier, and the variable identifier is a pair of a current identifier and a previous identifier Lt; / RTI >

According to the present invention, by developing a business management model that utilizes a data-based programming model capable of independently creating, destroying, moving, combining, and editing data objects for each of the data instances representing objects of work or objects used in a business process , You can easily model the behavior of objects in the real world, and you can manipulate each data instance individually, eliminating the need for class inheritance or transformation inheritance, as well as selecting individual transformations and batch transformations of objects as needed , It is possible to modify the procedural code according to the needs of each data instance, so that parallel processing is easy, modeling of business process similar to the real world is possible, and work management modeling can be facilitated.

1 is a block diagram of a task management modeling device that utilizes a data-driven programming model in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a list of data objects and data objects according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a diagram illustrating an example of procedure information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a view showing an example of modification procedure information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a combination of data objects according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an operation of a method for modeling business management using a data-based programming model according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, an apparatus and method for modeling a task management using a data-based programming model according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In this process, the thicknesses of the lines and the sizes of the components shown in the drawings may be exaggerated for clarity and convenience of explanation. In addition, the terms described below are defined in consideration of the functions of the present invention, which may vary depending on the intention or custom of the user, the operator. Therefore, definitions of these terms should be made based on the contents throughout this specification.

1 is a block diagram of a task management modeling device that utilizes a data-driven programming model in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

1, a task management modeling apparatus using a data-based programming model according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a data object generation unit 110, a data object management unit 120, a procedure code management unit 130, An execution unit 140, a storage unit 200, and an input / output unit 300.

The data object generation unit 110 generates a data object in response to a user's input. A data object may be an object or concept that is the subject of business processing in a business process. For example, if you model a bus operation according to a timetable, the data object can model the bus, the route between each station, each station, the fare paid by the passenger, and the passenger. A data object may be defined in terms of name information that defines the composition of the data and relationship information that defines the relationship of the data. At this time, each name information may be one of an object identifier, a data type, a procedure code identifier, a procedure code, a storage location, a variable identifier, a relational object identifier, a return value, a message, and null. An object identifier is a unique name for a data object. At this time, you can initialize the data object and represent the end of the list of data objects by preparing null for all other names and different reserved values (Reserved Value). Data types are information that defines the type of data, such as in a common programming language. For example, a data type may contain information about an integer, a string, a real number, and a digit for an integer or a real number. The memory location is a memory used by the procedure code corresponding to the data object. At this time, the memory location may be represented by a symbol representing an abstract concrete memory space, or may be a pointer to a memory address. The procedure code identifier is a name that indicates the procedure code that the data object performs, and can be used to associate a subordinate data object with the specific instructions that the procedure code executes. The procedure code is a specific instruction executed on the data object. That is, the procedure code may be a code representing a task represented by a data object, or a task representing a task to be performed directly on an object or concept. For example, in the modeling of the bus operation described above, the lower data object of the data object representing the bus may include a procedure code indicating the movement of the bus along the route corresponding to the route of the bus. Also, the lower data object of the data object representing the passenger, for example, may include a code indicating a boarding, a departure, and a payment. Each of these procedure codes may also have a unique procedure code identifier, and the procedure code identifier may be used to link the data object containing the procedure code and the data object representing the object or concept.

As will be described later, the procedure code includes a set of instructions similar to a general imperative programming language. Variable identifiers are unique names given when a combination of data objects occurs, or when a data object is used in a different sense. The relational object identifier is a name that indicates the name formed by the procedure code when managing the procedure code. The return value is a name that refers to the value of the data object produced by the procedure code. A message is a name that refers to an error message or exception that occurs during the execution or execution of the procedure code.

In this case, the data object may include first name information, second name information, and third name information in order to display a connection between data objects, and the first to third name information may include information on each of the above- ≪ / RTI > That is, the data object including the new information generated by the data object generating unit may have a format of (null, Name, null), and the first and third name information are null and the second name information includes nine Information.

Here, for each first data object on the list, the first object information is the object identifier of the immediately preceding data object in the list, and the second object information is the object identifier of the second data object in the list. The name information is the object identifier of the first data object and the third name information is the object identifier of the data object immediately after the first data object in the list. In this case, if the first data object is the first data object of the list, the first name information is null, and if the first data object is the last data object of the list, the third name information may be null. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a list of data objects and data objects according to an embodiment of the present invention.

(A, B, C), (B, C, D), (C, D) D, null)}, and the set of three tuples may be a set of four data objects (e.g., a set of four data objects) . This list can be expressed as null (A - B - C - D - null) by representing the data object immediately before the first object in the list and the data object immediately after the last object in the list. You can also use any number of lists that share data objects with the same name to represent a typical arbitrary graph. The example shown in FIG. 2 is an example showing how data types and procedure codes connected to one data object are configured through this list. In the drawing at the bottom of FIG. 2, 'name' indicates an object identifier, 'appearance' indicates a data type, 'borrow value selection' indicates a return value, 'comment' indicates a procedure code identifier, , 'Relative value' can indicate the relational object identifier, 'Illegality' indicates the temporary storage location used by the procedure code in the object identifier, and 'Behind' indicates the data object connected with 'Relay statement'.

At this time, as described above, a data object composed of three tuples of name information can be one of 63 types as follows.

First name information Second name information Third name information

Relational object identifier Return value Relational object identifier

Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code Return Value

Procedure Code Return Value Relational object identifier

The null object identifier

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the null object identifier null

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Object identifier Return value Return value

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Procedure Code Relation Object Identifier Relation Object Identifier

Relational Object Identifier Relational Object Identifier Relational Object Identifier

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Relational Object Identifier Procedure Code Relational Object Identifier

Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code null

Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code

Procedure Code Procedure Code null

Return ValueReturn Value

null the procedure code null

Procedure Code Procedure Code identifier null

Procedure Code Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code

The end of the null object identifier

null trailing null

null null

Procedure Code Procedure Code Return Value

Relative object identifier Procedure code Return value

Procedure code return value return value

Procedure Code Return Value Procedure Code

Procedure Code Return Value null

Object identifier null

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Object Identifier Object Identifier Object Identifier

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Object identifier Object identifier null

Object Identifier Procedure Code Identifier null

Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code Identifier

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Object Identifier Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code

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Relational object identifier Procedure code Procedure code

Relational object identifier Procedure code Procedure Code identifier

Relative object identifier Return value Procedure code

Return value Relation object identifier Procedure code

Object identifier ending null

Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code Procedure Code

Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code Procedure Code Identifier

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Procedure Code Procedure Code Procedure Code Identifier

Procedure Code Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code Identifier

null data type procedure code identifier

Data Type Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code Identifier

Data Type Procedure Code Identifier Procedure Code

Relational Object Identifier Relational Object Identifier Procedure Code

Return Value Return ValueReturn Value

That is, the object identifier is an identifier indicating a data object in which each name information is included, and the relational object identifier may be an identifier indicating a data object other than the data object referred to by the object identifier. Also, the variable identifier may be a pair of the current identifier and the previous identifier. That is, the variable identifier may be represented as the current identifier_previous identifier, which indicates through the operation of the data object that the current identifier as a new identifier is assigned to the previous identifier.

The procedure code management unit 130 generates and manages procedure information on the data object. At this time, the procedure code managing unit 130 may generate the procedure code for the first data object by generating and displaying the procedure information represented by the pair of the variable identifier and the list of data objects starting with the first data object. The list of data objects included in the pair representing the procedural information may also include at least one procedure code identifier. Or the list of data objects included in the pair representing the procedural information may include at least one return value. In this case, depending on the configuration of the data object included in the list, the return value may be included in the list, the procedure code included in the data object may not be included in the list if the return value is not returned, It may be included in a linked other list and included in the lower data object of the procedure code identifier.

3 is a diagram illustrating an example of procedure information according to an embodiment of the present invention. The example of FIG. 3 shows procedure information consisting of a pair consisting of name information represented by an object identifier of 'name 1' and a procedure identifier of 'procedure 1' and a variable identifier indicated by null_null. May indicate that the procedure code indicated by the procedure code identifier 'Handle 1' in the 'Name 1' object identifier is mapped. The above-mentioned list is a list including procedure code identifiers. At this time, if the list includes a return value that is not a procedure code identifier, the corresponding procedure information may indicate the execution result value of the procedure code corresponding to the 'handle 1' data object. In addition, FIG. 3 shows a data object represented by 'name 1' and a data type represented by 'appearance', indicating that the data object 'name 1' displays data of 'appearance type' .

Also, the procedure code managing unit 130 stores, for the procedure information consisting of the first variable identifier and the first list, a second variable identifier having the current identifier of the first variable identifier as the previous identifier, It is possible to generate transformation procedure information. 4 is a view showing an example of modification procedure information according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 4, the procedure information consisting of a pair of the 'null_null' variation identifier and the 'name 1 - list 1' list can give 'variable name 1' current identifier to the variable identifier without changing the contents of the concrete data object. , Where the new variable identifier is 'name1_null'. At this time, the procedure code identifier corresponding to the previous variable identifier 'null_null' is 'Reply 1', the procedure code identifier corresponding to the 'Name 1_null' variable identifier is 'Reply 2' Immediately after the object is connected to the 'Reply 1', it is possible to form the 'Name 1 - Reply 2 - Reply 1' list. Accordingly, not only the current procedural code but also the past procedural code can be accessed through the current procedural information.

The data object management unit 120 performs at least one of moving, combining, and destroying data objects. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a combination of data objects according to an embodiment of the present invention.

For example, the data object manager 120 may store, for a first data object that starts a first list and a second data object that starts a second list, a current identifier of a first variation identifier paired with the first list, And a third list consisting of a first data object and a second list of data objects, and a current identifier of a second variation identifier paired with the second list as the previous identifier A fourth variation identifier, and second procedure information consisting of a pair of third lists.

In the example of FIG. 5, the first data object is 'Name 1', the second data object is 'Name 2', and the list of result data objects 'Name 1 - Name 2' Lt; / RTI > Also, at this time, the variable identifier (name name 1_null) that is paired with the first data object is changed to the third variable identifier (nameplate 4_namespace 1) by the new current identifier name 4, The identifier (null_null) may be changed to the fourth variation identifier (nameplate 4_null). Therefore, the first procedure information becomes (Name 4_Name1) _Name1-Name2, and the second procedure information becomes (Name4_null) _Name1-Name2.

At this time, a list according to the procedure code identifier associated with the data object to be combined may be newly generated. That is, in the first list, a fourth list in which a first data object is added after a first partial list in which a data object immediately after the first data object is replaced with a third data object, and a fourth list in which a data object immediately after the second data object in the second list A fifth list in which a second data object is added after the second partial list replaced with the fourth data object, and the third procedure information and the fourth variation identifier, which are a pair of the third and fourth lists, And fifth procedural information consisting of a pair of fifth lists. In the example of FIG. 5, for example, in a first list of 'name 1 - verbal utterance 2', a fourth list 'name 1 - verbal utterance 5 - verbal utterance 2' And third variation identifier (nameplate 4_ nameplate 1) can be generated. At this time, a list of procedural codes, 'hangers', can be appended to the back of the 'hang up word 5' included in the fourth list. In a similar manner, fourth procedure information consisting of a pair of the fifth list 'name 2 - verbal utterance 6 - verbal utterance 3' and fourth variant identifier (name placard 4 - null) may be generated.

In this case, the 'reply message 5' may be a new code identifier generated by combining the information of the code identifiers 'reply message 2' and 'reply message 3'. In the same manner, 'reply message 6' And a new code identifier generated by combining the information of the commentary 2 'and the commentary 3'. In other words, a code identifier corresponding to the third data object or the fourth data object is generated so as to include all of the code identifiers included in the first list and the second list, The third list generated by combining the first list and the second list and the code identifier included in the fourth list can be identified and searched for all the code identifiers included in each list before the combination.

The combination of the two data objects as described above can be applied in the same way even when the procedure code identifier pairing with the data object to be combined is an initial procedure code identifier of (null_null) Same as.

Since data objects can be created and assembled from the definition of data objects in the same manner as described above and all data objects can be visited through a list formed by the above-described generation and combination methods, Destruction is also possible. It is also possible to express the movement of a data object by destroying the existing data object and storing the same data as the existing data object but creating a new object having a different connection relation with the other data object.

The execution unit 140 executes the procedure code. At this time, each data object having the procedure code as name information can represent one or more instructions, so that a list of data objects can represent a list of procedure codes, that is, a program to be executed on the data object. The procedure code can be defined similar to a general imperative programming language. For example, the procedure code may represent the commands listed in Table 1 below.

Execution code Explanation THEN THEN processing syntax in IFTHENELSEENDIF syntax. SEdel (Process of datadelete processing of object selected from generated object values of data object that owns the corresponding procedure code identifier). ( (. ) ). upYR The specified data object, or a specific data object of the combination connection object, is retrieved and retrieved to find the corresponding data object or combination connection object data, and records the specified specific data object value. fdYR The specified data object, or a specific data object of the combination connection object, and so on, to find the corresponding data object or combination connection object data, and to find the specified specific data object value.
(Parameter end is the number of objects) sdYC Variable identifier and name currently being processed. ssya Select a specific value from the dialog object. pwNW Selects the data object of the lower procedural code identifier or finds new input values and generates the value of the corresponding data object. > Binary comparison. ! Comparisons. * Binary arithmetic product. / Division of binary operations. <= Binary comparison. > = Binary comparison. NullProcess No such processing. For example, if there is no statement to process in the comparative statement THEN. wrPR Record the value stored in the last stack in the object identifier that owns the procedure code identifier. ELSE IF comparison statement ELSE. SEstack Dialogue screen processing Procedure Find the specific data value of the code identifier through the screen and return the corresponding value. IF Contact IF. null A null value. LOOP LOOP ENDLOOP statement LOOP startup syntax. CreWk Find the end of the line in the object identifier, check whether the end of the line is present, and register the name of the end of the line in the temporary processing stack. WwSr Record the value stored in the stack at the end of the parameter. % Binary operations. < Binary comparison. && Binary operation AND. || Binary operation OR. ; Command endpoint. Use_Loop Save the result of fdYR to the loop stack by the type of parameter of fdYR. key The search value is determined by the type of the micrometer. fdWK Find the object identifier specified in the object identifier that owns the current procedure code identifier
Processing to store on the stack. dcWS Dialogue Screen The screen that determines the creation or selection of a new object identifier. rsya Procedure Record the selected value in the object identifier that owns the code identifier. swYR Screen for inputting or selecting new object identifier value through dialog screen processing. rwYR swYR Record the object identifier for new processing in dialog screen processing. + Binomial operations. Ip_value Variable value. WrSw Read the last word and save it on the stack. TempWrS Move from the temporary storage to the stack to save the final processing data. data Parameter variable. data_data Parameter variable. none Parameter variable. delKey Deletes with the object identifier key given to the stack variable. ENDIF IFTHENELSE ENDIF End of ENDIF statement. SEbr Procedure Record the code identifier in the object identifier to which it belongs. - Binary operation car. ENDLOOP LOOP ENDLOOP statement. n / a No parameter parameter. Message Display messages owned by object identifiers in a message window.

The input / output unit 300 receives information related to at least one of creation, movement, combination, annihilation, and editing of a procedure code from a user and executes the data code and the execution of the data code, procedure code, and procedure code And outputs at least one of the results, and the storage unit 200 stores the data code and the procedure code.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an operation of a method for modeling business management using a data-based programming model according to another embodiment of the present invention. A method of modeling a business management using a data-based programming model according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to this.

First, the data object generating unit 110 generates a data object in response to a user's input (S110). In this case, as described above, the data object includes first name information, second name information, and third name information, and each name information includes an object identifier, a data type, a procedure code identifier, a procedure code, A relational object identifier, a return value, a message, and a blank. The object identifier is an identifier indicating a data object containing each name information. The relational object identifier is not a data object referred to by the object identifier Is an identifier that refers to a data object, and the variable identifier may be a pair of a current identifier and a previous identifier.

Then, the data object management unit 120 performs at least one of moving, combining, and destroying the data object in response to a user input (S120). At this time, the combination of the data objects can be made as described above with reference to FIG. That is, for each first data object on the list, the first object information is an object identifier of a data object immediately before the first data object in the list, 2 &lt; / RTI &gt; name information is an object identifier of a first data object and the third name information is an object identifier of a data object immediately after the first data object in the list, , The object identifier of the data object may be Null immediately after the object identifier of the immediately preceding data object is null and the first data object is the last data object of the list.

Also, the data object management unit 120 may update the current identifier of the first variation identifier paired with the first list, for the first data object that starts the first list and the second data object that starts the second list, A first variable length identifier, a third variable identifier as an identifier, and a first procedure information consisting of a pair of a third list consisting of a first data object and a second data object, and a current identifier of a second variable identifier paired with the second list, And a second procedure information consisting of a pair of the third lists.

In addition, the data object management unit 120 may include a fourth list in which a first data object is added after a first partial list in which a first data object is replaced with a third data object in the first list, and a fourth list, 4 data object, and a fifth list in which a second data object is added after the second partial list replaced by the fourth data object, and generates third procedure information consisting of a third variation identifier and a fourth list pair, And fifth procedural information consisting of a pair of fifth lists.

Then, the procedure code managing unit 130 edits the procedure code included in the procedure information on the data object. At this time, the management of the procedure information and the editing of the procedure code can be performed as described above with reference to Fig. For example, the procedure code managing unit 130 may generate the procedure code for the first data object by generating and displaying procedure information represented by a pair of a variable identifier and a list of data objects starting with the first data object. The list of data objects included in the pair representing the procedural information may also include at least one procedure code identifier. Or the list of data objects included in the pair representing the procedural information may include at least one return value. The procedure code may also be defined similar to a general imperative programming language, for example as illustrated in Table 1 above.

Then, the input / output unit 300 determines whether an instruction to execute the procedure code is inputted (S140). If an instruction to execute the procedure code is input in step S140, the execution unit 140 executes the procedure code in response to the user's input (S150). If the instruction to execute the procedure code is not input, The process proceeds to step S160. By executing the procedure code, a business process represented by a data object and the procedural information contained therein can be simulated to see what changes are made to objects or objects represented by each data object.

Then, the procedure code managing unit 130 determines whether the data object management and the editing of the procedure code are finished (S160). If it is determined in step S160 that the data object management and the editing of the procedure code have not ended, the process repeats steps S110 to S 150 to continue the creation and management of the data object and the editing and management of the procedure code . If it is determined in step S160 that the data object management and the editing of the procedure code are finished, the process ends. At this time, the determination of termination may be based on the input of the user, or may depend on whether the execution unit 140 has successfully executed the procedure code to the end.

As described above, according to the present invention, by developing software that uses a data-based programming model capable of independently creating, destroying, moving, combining, and editing data objects for each data instance included in software, Behavior can be easily modeled, and each data instance can be manipulated independently, eliminating the need for class inheritance or transformation inheritance, as well as selecting individual transformations and batch transformations of objects as needed. It is possible to modify the procedural code according to the model, which facilitates parallel processing, allows modeling of a business process similar to the real world intuitively, and facilitates work management modeling.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. I will understand. Accordingly, the technical scope of the present invention should be defined by the following claims.

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A data object generation unit for generating a data object in response to a user input;
A data object manager for performing at least one of moving, combining, and destroying the data object;
A procedure code manager for generating and managing procedure information for the data object;
An input / output unit receiving information related to at least one of creation, movement, combination, annihilation and editing of a procedure code from a user and outputting at least one of execution results of the procedure code to a user; And
A storage unit for storing the procedure code, and an execution unit for executing the procedure code,
Wherein the data object comprises name information and relationship information and the name information comprises at least one of an object identifier, a data type, a procedure code identifier, a procedure code, a storage location, a variation identifier, a relational object identifier, a return value, Wherein the object identifier is an identifier indicating a data object in which each name information is included and the relational object identifier is an identifier indicating a data object that is not a data object referred to by the object identifier, A pair of a current identifier and a previous identifier,
Wherein the procedure code managing unit is operable, with respect to the procedure information consisting of the first variable identifier and the first list, a second variable identifier having the current identifier of the first variable identifier as the previous identifier, Wherein the information is generated by using a data-based programming model.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the data object management unit is operable to list, for each first data object on the list, one or more data object linked lists, wherein the first name information is an object identifier of a data object immediately preceding the first data object in the list, Wherein the first data object is an object identifier of the first data object and the third name information is an object identifier of a data object immediately after the first data object in the list, Wherein the first name information is null if the first data object is the last data object of the list, and the third name information is null if the first data object is the last data object of the list.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the procedure code management unit generates and represents a procedure code for a first data object, and procedure information represented by a pair of a list of data objects and a variable identifier starting with the first data object. A modeling tool for business management to use.
The method of claim 3,
Wherein the list of data objects included in the pair representing the procedure information comprises at least one procedure code identifier.
The method of claim 3,
Wherein the list of data objects included in the pair representing the procedure information comprises at least one return value.
delete The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the data object management unit comprises:
For a first data object starting a first list and a second data object starting a second list,
A third variable identifier having a current identifier generated by combining a current identifier of a first variable identifier paired with the first list as a previous identifier and an object identifier of the first and second data objects, And a third list consisting of a first data object and a second data object; And
A fourth variation identifier having a current identifier generated by combining a current identifier of a second variation identifier paired with the second list as a previous identifier and an object identifier of the first and second data objects, The second process information including at least one of the first process information and the second process information.
8. The method of claim 7,
Wherein the data object management unit comprises:
A fourth list in which the first data object is added to the first list after a first partial list in which a data object immediately after the first data object is replaced with a third data object; And
Generating a second list in which a second data object is added to a second partial list obtained by replacing a data object immediately after the second data object with a fourth data object in the second list,
Third procedure information consisting of the third variation identifier and the fourth list, and fifth procedure information consisting of the fourth variation identifier and the fifth list. A modeling tool for business management modeling.
Generating a data object in response to a user &apos; s input;
Performing at least one of moving, combining, and destroying the data object in response to a user's input;
Editing a procedure code included in procedure information on the data object by the procedure code managing unit; And
Wherein the data object comprises name information and relationship information, wherein the name information comprises at least one of an object identifier, a data type, a procedure code identifier, a procedure identifier, Code, a storage location, a variable identifier, a relational object identifier, a return value, a message, and null, the object identifier is an identifier indicating a data object in which each name information is included, Wherein the variable identifier is a pair of a current identifier and a previous identifier,
Wherein the procedure code management unit is operable, with respect to procedure information consisting of a first variation identifier and a first list, a second variation identifier having a current identifier of the first variation identifier as a previous identifier, Wherein the information is generated using a data-based programming model.
10. The method of claim 9,
Wherein the data object management unit is operable to list, for each first data object on the list, one or more data object linked lists, wherein the first name information is an object identifier of a data object immediately preceding the first data object in the list, Wherein the first data object is an object identifier of the first data object and the third name information is an object identifier of a data object immediately after the first data object in the list, Wherein the first name information is null if the first data object is the last data object of the list, and the third name information is null if the first data object is the last data object of the list.
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