This section describes how the process “pivots” in the model are able to “run” a model task. Apart from “running on the model backbone”, they only use the services of the model's aspect servers:
- to perform their primary functionality
- to be scheduled from task to task
- to provide the process with an interface to the model's outside.
Original document:
Reconstructing a Proces by Fredrik D. Alink (2-7-1996)
Reconstructing a Proces by Fredrik D. Alink (2-7-1996)
| Overview |
General
A short introduction to the aspect integration.
A short introduction to the aspect integration.
Interaction between Interface and Task
This describes how a task running on the process "pivot" interacts with the interface to the outside of the model.
This describes how a task running on the process "pivot" interacts with the interface to the outside of the model.
The Interface Mechanism
This describes how events, actions and objects of the interface interact with the process "pivot" through the model backbone.
This describes how events, actions and objects of the interface interact with the process "pivot" through the model backbone.
The task Mechanism
This describes how objects, service calls of a task when running on a process "pivot" interact with functions available from it's environment.
This describes how objects, service calls of a task when running on a process "pivot" interact with functions available from it's environment.
Desktop Function Details
A short insight into the task's process implementation.
A short insight into the task's process implementation.
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