IMS Service Server Correlative Processing

The patent combines multiple separate service information processing methods into a single unified processing mechanism. The service server integrates user setting processing, media control processing, and resource allocation processing into one correlated processing framework, ensuring that all service information is handled consistently and efficiently through a single correlated operation rather than multiple independent operations.

The patent applies preliminary action by establishing correlative relations between different service information elements in advance. The service server pre-defines the relationships between user settings, media control messages, and resource allocation policies, so that when service information needs to be processed, the correlated processing can be performed immediately based on these pre-established relations, improving service performance without adding complex real-time processing logic.

The patent applies universality by designing the service server to perform multiple functions through a single correlated processing mechanism. The same service server that handles user settings also manages media control messages and resource allocation policies, all through the unified correlated processing framework. This multi-functional approach ensures management consistency across different service information types without requiring separate control points for each function.