Method for reflecting task progress of message based distributed platform client

A distributed platform and client technology, applied in digital transmission systems, data exchange networks, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem that the client cannot truly reflect the progress of the server, and achieve the effect of improving usability

CN100341270CInactive Publication Date: 2007-10-03SHANGHAI HUAWEI TECH CO LTD
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CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
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Publication Date
2007-10-03
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Not applicable · inactive patent

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Abstract

This invention discloses a method for user terminal reflecting task progress based on message distribution platform (MDP) which utilizes synchronous and asynchronous message interface to transmit information between user terminal and server terminal. Said method is that the user terminal activates a stand-by progress window and sends execution request through synchronous message interface, MDP retransmitting the request to server terminal which making relative treatment according to said request and transmitting report containing progress instruction, MDP retransmitting said report, user terminal receiving said message by asynchronous message interface, analyzing progress instruction and indicating progress. Said invention can accurately reflect task execution and raise system availability
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[0001] The invention relates to the message distributed platform technology in the communication system, in particular to the method for the client of the distributed platform to reflect the progress of the server. Background technique

[0002] In the distributed integrated management application development platform (iMAP-MDP), the message-based distributed platform (MDP) is responsible for the message delivery of the whole system. All other application processes in the system establish connections with the platform and exchange information through message passing. Under this structure, no direct connection is established between other application processes in the general system. In the iMAP-MDP platform, a client-server structure that is often adopted is that both the client (or front desk) and the server (or background) are used as an application program in the iMAP-MDP comprehensive platform. Refer to Figure 1.

[0003] There are generally two types of...

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[0026] Referring to Figure 1, in this architecture, the connection between the client (or "foreground") and the server (or "background") is not directly established, but through the functions provided by the MDP (subscribe, cancel Subscription (or de-subscription), request, and response) to realize message delivery, and the front desk can communicate with MDP through two communication interfaces: synchronous request and asynchronous request. If the foreground sends a synchronous request, the message processing module of the foreground is always in the state of waiting for a response, and a server-side task will process the corresponding task, and the foreground will continue to work until the processing is completed and a response message is returned. Therefore, in the prior art, the foreground cannot know the running progress of the server, and thus cannot provide the user with the execution status of the task.

[0027] After the synchronization message is sent in the foregro...