Modular Information Delivery Architecture for Low-Coupling Updates
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Solution Overview
Problem
The complexity and inefficiency of information delivery systems are high due to high coupling between functional modules, requiring constant reconstruction to meet changing service demands, leading to high resource consumption and low maintainability.
Innovation Solution
Implementing a domain-driven design approach with separate modules for delivery management and display domains, allowing for sub-domain division and independent processing of information delivery and display, reducing module coupling and simplifying the delivery process.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If an agile development method is used to implement information delivery, then the system can adapt to changing service demands, but the coupling degree of functional modules increases and code framework needs constant reconstruction
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides the delivery system into separate functional modules including a delivery management module and a delivery display module. Each module operates independently with clear interfaces, reducing coupling between components while maintaining the ability to adapt to changing demands through modular updates.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces a standard interface as an intermediary between the delivery management module and delivery display module. This interface layer enables communication and coordination between modules without creating direct coupling, allowing each module to be developed and updated independently while maintaining system adaptability.
2Productivity
If functional modules are tightly coupled to meet service demands, then the system can respond quickly to changes, but resource consumption increases and maintainability decreases
Solution Approach 1:
By segmenting the system into independent modules with standard interfaces, the patent enables selective activation of only the necessary modules for specific delivery tasks, reducing overall resource consumption while maintaining quick response capability through modular architecture.
Solution Approach 2:
The standard interface provides universal functionality that can be reused across different delivery scenarios, reducing the need for redundant code and resources when handling similar delivery tasks, thereby lowering resource consumption while maintaining system productivity.
3Device complexity
If the delivery system uses a unified monolithic structure, then the system is simpler to implement, but the complexity of information delivery increases and efficiency decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the delivery system into a management module and display module that communicate through standard interfaces. This segmentation maintains relative structural simplicity while significantly improving information delivery efficiency through modular processing and reduced coupling.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements a dynamic module loading mechanism where the delivery display module can be activated or deactivated based on actual delivery needs. This dynamic approach maintains system simplicity by only loading necessary components while improving efficiency through on-demand module activation.
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AI summary
A computer device includes a delivery management interface. The device receives a delivery operation on the delivery management interface. The device obtains target delivery information via an information management sub-module, The device obtains, according to the target delivery information, at least one piece of management sub-information corresponding to at least one management sub-module. The information management sub-module and the at least one management sub-module are distinct modules of a delivery management domain. The device processes the at least one piece of management sub-information using the at least one management sub-module. The device displays the target delivery information on the delivery management interface according to the processing result. The device also causes a display device to display the target delivery information according to separate modules corresponding to a delivery display domain.