- a token-based deadline enforcement for electronic document submission

摘要

The present invention is a token for the electronic document submission - relates to the execution system when based finish, submission requirements center bid documents and information (for example, in response to a commercial bidding on submission requirements from the processing environment for generating the requirements to collect the deadline) to submit. Gateway is connected to a network of potential submitters polling information collected at the center submission requirements, and generates a token corresponding to the current submission deadlines. These tokens can be utilized for all potential submitters until the expiry of the deadline to respond to the submission. Upon receiving a request for electronic submission from the sub-program meeting, the gateway retrieves the record of the tokens corresponding to the submission form. Ten thousand and one finds a token, the token for the packaging of the submission will be conveyed in the sub-program meeting. Ten thousand and one does not find a token, returned an electronic message such as an error flag in the sub-meeting program, the submitter will know immediately that failed to meet the deadline for its submission. Once the submission package with a valid token received from the gateway, it can be routed directly to the processing environment, create a sub-mission requirements. Valid tokens and provide regular validation, receive processing environment is consistent with the substantive requirements for submitting it is not necessary to examine it, the submission when that submission reached to confirm whether the submission file on time processing to determine whether or may delay until a convenient time. This approach provides immediate feedback about whether a submission that is submitted within the deadline to the submitter. When the submission deadline nears, it is possible to avoid performance problems that might occur in the process to try to "Submit Time" for a large number of submissions that are submitted virtually simultaneously. In addition, the submitter can check in to wait for the transport to the submission, saving network access costs.