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cryptography and network security forouzan solution manual pdf download1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to processing of service requests and, more particularly, to the synchronization of multiple copies of service requests.
2. Description of the Related Art
In today's on-line world, organizations rely on server-based computing to meet their computing needs. Among other things, these organizations may use on-line services such as network-accessible databases, information retrieval, facsimile and electronic mail. Users typically access these on-line services through a network system that includes a server connected to the Internet.
Due to the complexity and difficulty of many on-line services, users often perform service requests that include multiple steps. For example, a user may complete a purchase of a product, register for a newsletter, or open an account. To do each of these service requests, the user typically initiates multiple separate requests, such as by filling out separate forms and submitting the forms to a respective Web site. After the separate requests are completed, the user must then synchronize the service requests.
Conventionally, users synchronize the multiple service requests in one of the following ways: (1) manually; (2) through human intervention; (3) by sending an email; and (4) by using a utility program. In particular, if the user manually synchronizes the service requests, the user may have to fill out multiple forms in multiple Web sites to complete a service request, and then manually enter data into multiple fields on the forms. If the user sends an email, the user must first save a copy of each form. In addition, if the user does not receive confirmation of the receipt of the email, the user must check each form for errors.
In addition, if the user uses a utility program to synchronize the service requests, the user must download and install the utility program on a computer or other electronic device that will be used to access the service requests. In this scenario, the user must separately log on to the utility program to synchronize the service requests.
The conventional approaches to synchronizing multiple service requests have several drawbacks. Among other things, manually synchronizing multiple service requests is a time-consuming process, particularly if the service requests include complex and/or repetitive steps. For example, if a user purchases multiple items in a single transaction, the user may have to manually log on to multiple Web sites to execute the purchase and manually
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