Attachment Link Substitution for Wireless Message Transmission
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Solution Overview
Problem
Transmission of large data attachments over wireless networks is bandwidth-intensive, costly, and power-consuming, often causing communication devices to freeze and reducing battery life, while receiving devices may reject oversized attachments without user knowledge.
Innovation Solution
The method involves detecting large attachments and substituting them with addresses of external storage copies, allowing retrieval at the receiving device, thus reducing bandwidth and power consumption, and ensuring attachments comply with size limits.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If large data attachments are transmitted over wireless networks, then data transfer capability is improved, but bandwidth consumption increases and transmission cost increases
Solution Approach 1:
The attachment is uploaded to external storage before the communication transaction occurs. The system performs the data transfer action in advance, storing it on a server or cloud storage, so that the actual communication only involves transmitting a reference link rather than the full attachment data.
Solution Approach 2:
The attachment data is extracted from the communication device and stored externally on a separate storage system. This separates the large data payload from the communication protocol, allowing the message to be transmitted with only a reference to the external storage location.
2Productivity
If large data attachments are transmitted over wireless networks, then data transfer capability is improved, but power consumption increases and battery life decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The attachment is uploaded to external storage before the communication transaction occurs. The system performs the data transfer action in advance, storing it on a server or cloud storage, so that the actual communication only involves transmitting a reference link rather than the full attachment data.
Solution Approach 2:
The attachment data is extracted from the communication device and stored externally on a separate storage system. This separates the large data payload from the communication protocol, allowing the message to be transmitted with only a reference to the external storage location.
3Productivity
If large data attachments are transmitted, then data transfer capability is improved, but device resources are occupied and device responsiveness decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The attachment is uploaded to external storage before the communication transaction occurs. The system performs the data transfer action in advance, storing it on a server or cloud storage, so that the actual communication only involves transmitting a reference link rather than the full attachment data.
Solution Approach 2:
The attachment data is extracted from the communication device and stored externally on a separate storage system. This separates the large data payload from the communication protocol, allowing the message to be transmitted with only a reference to the external storage location.
4Productivity
If large data attachments are transmitted, then data transfer capability is improved, but receiving device compatibility decreases due to size limits
Solution Approach 1:
The attachment is uploaded to external storage before the communication transaction occurs. The system performs the data transfer action in advance, storing it on a server or cloud storage, so that the actual communication only involves transmitting a reference link rather than the full attachment data.
Solution Approach 2:
The attachment data is extracted from the communication device and stored externally on a separate storage system. This separates the large data payload from the communication protocol, allowing the message to be transmitted with only a reference to the external storage location.
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AI summary
A method and communication device for processing data for transmission from the communication device to a second communication device is provided. It is detected that the data comprises an attachment. An address of a copy of the attachment is determined, the attachment present on a storage device external to the communication devices. An address of the copy of the attachment is substituted in the data such that the copy is retrievable at the second communication device via the address. The data is then transmitted to the second communication device.


