Instant Messenger Start-up Task Dispatching via Batch Configuration

The patent segments the uniform task dispatching into batched dispatching groups. Tasks are divided into multiple batches based on functional modules and execution priorities, with each batch dispatched sequentially. This segmentation allows critical tasks to be executed first while less critical tasks follow, reducing overall start-up delay without significantly increasing dispatching complexity.

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-configuring task information in a start-up program configuration table before the IM starts up. The configuration table stores task priorities, execution sequences, and batch groupings in advance. During start-up, the IM simply follows the pre-planned dispatching schedule, which reduces real-time decision complexity while optimizing start-up time.

The patent implements periodic action by dispatching tasks in periodic batches rather than all at once or uniformly. Each batch is dispatched at a specific interval after the previous batch completes or after a predetermined time. This periodic batching allows the system to maintain high execution speed within each batch while controlling the overall start-up duration through optimized batch intervals.

The patent applies dynamics by making the task dispatching process adaptive and flexible. The batched dispatching can dynamically adjust based on task priorities, system load, and execution status. High-priority tasks can be dispatched in earlier batches while lower-priority tasks are deferred, allowing the system to optimize the balance between execution speed and start-up duration based on real-time conditions.