Persona Based Interface for Customizing Instant Message Requests

The system performs preliminary action by storing user persona attributes (such as device type, location, preferences) in advance before request processing. When a request arrives, the system retrieves the pre-stored persona data and applies it to customize the response, enabling personalized service without modifying the core standardized middleware architecture.

The patent applies universality by designing a single IMS translator that can handle multiple remote services through a unified architecture. The translator uses a standardized protocol framework that can be configured to work with different services, eliminating the need for separate dedicated translators for each service while maintaining service-specific translation accuracy through configurable parameters and service-specific adaptation layers.

The system applies local quality by customizing the information content of responses based on the specific user's persona attributes. For example, a traveler requesting flight information from a laptop receives detailed information including weather and airport maps, while the same request from a cellular phone receives only essential text information like departure time and gate number. This ensures each user receives information tailored to their specific context and device capabilities.