Scenario Message Triggering for Accurate Service Execution
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing instant messaging applications require manual triggering of applets or services, leading to suboptimal user experience due to potential mismatches between intended and executed services.
Innovation Solution
A method where a server generates scenario messages with trigger conditions and execution carrier information, enabling automatic service execution when conditions are met, with client confirmation and modification options to ensure accuracy.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If manual triggering of execution carriers is required, then system complexity is reduced, but user experience deteriorates due to potential mismatches between intended and executed services
Solution Approach 1:
The server generates scenario messages with pre-defined trigger conditions and execution carrier information before the user needs to manually trigger services. The execution carriers are prepared with their corresponding trigger conditions embedded in the scenario messages, so when conditions are met, the correct service executes automatically without requiring manual user action.
Solution Approach 2:
The server acts as an intermediary between the user and the execution carriers. It receives instant messaging messages, generates appropriate scenario messages with trigger conditions, and delivers them to clients. This intermediary layer automatically matches user intents with appropriate services, eliminating the need for manual triggering while managing the complexity centrally on the server side.
2Productivity
If automatic service execution is implemented, then productivity is improved through automated service invocation, but reliability deteriorates due to potential errors in automatic triggering
Solution Approach 1:
The system incorporates feedback mechanisms where the server generates scenario messages based on the content of instant messaging messages, and the execution carriers execute services when their trigger conditions are met. The feedback loop ensures that only when the actual conditions match the pre-defined trigger conditions does the service execute, thereby maintaining reliability while achieving automation.
Solution Approach 2:
Trigger conditions are pre-defined and embedded in the scenario messages before execution. This preliminary setup ensures that automatic execution only occurs when specific, pre-determined conditions are met, reducing errors and ensuring that the correct services are triggered automatically based on actual user needs.
3Ease of operation
If scenario messages with trigger conditions are generated automatically, then ease of operation is improved by eliminating manual triggering, but device complexity increases due to additional message processing requirements
Solution Approach 1:
The server serves as an intermediary that centralizes the complexity of message processing. It receives instant messaging messages, analyzes their content, generates appropriate scenario messages with embedded trigger conditions, and delivers them to clients. This approach eliminates manual triggering on the client side while concentrating the processing complexity on the server, simplifying the overall user experience.
Solution Approach 2:
The server performs preliminary processing of instant messaging messages to generate scenario messages with pre-configured trigger conditions and execution carrier information. This preliminary action eliminates the need for clients to manually trigger services or complexly process messages themselves, transferring the processing burden to the server while simplifying client operations.
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AI summary
This application provides a method for triggering service execution and an electronic device. When a client sends an instant messaging message to the client or another client, the instant messaging message is first received by a server of an instant messaging application. The server of the instant messaging application generates a scenario message based on the instant messaging message, and sends the scenario message to a receive end of the scenario message. The scenario message includes a trigger condition, identification information of an execution carrier for a service corresponding to the trigger condition, and parameter information that needs to be invoked when the service is executed, so that when the receive end of the scenario message determines that the trigger condition is met, the execution carrier is automatically invoked to execute the service corresponding to the trigger condition.