Server Account Information Retrieval for Cross-Platform Login
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Solution Overview
Problem
Cross-platform operations in network technology are complex and time-consuming due to repeated interactions between terminals and servers, particularly when transferring login tokens and verifying account information across different server platforms.
Innovation Solution
A method and device that utilize a predetermined three-party associating relationship to streamline interactions by allowing the first server to determine and obtain account information associated with a second server identifier and account information, enabling efficient response to operation requests based on this information.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the terminal transfers the login token to the target server and the target server checks with the original server whether the login token is legal, then the account identification can be completed, but the interaction process becomes complex and time-consuming
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies preliminary action by pre-establishing a three-party associating relationship between the original server, target server, and account information before the actual login token verification occurs. This association includes storing the account ID, account type, and account information in a predetermined structure, allowing the target server to directly retrieve account information without needing to repeatedly interact with the original server during the verification process.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent uses copying by creating a local copy of the account information association at the target server. Instead of requiring the target server to continuously query the original server for verification, the system creates a copy of the necessary account information and association data at the target server, enabling independent verification while maintaining data consistency through the predefined three-party relationship.
2Reliability
If the terminal interacts repeatedly with servers to verify login tokens and obtain account information, then the account identification can be completed, but the operation time is extended
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary action by pre-establishing the three-party associating relationship that includes account ID, account type, and account information. This relationship is set up in advance so that when cross-platform operations occur, the target server can directly retrieve the necessary account information from the predefined association without needing to perform multiple sequential queries to the original server.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies segmentation by dividing the account information into structured components (account ID, account type, and account information) within the three-party associating relationship. This segmentation allows the target server to efficiently retrieve only the specific information needed for verification rather than transferring or processing entire account datasets, reducing communication overhead and processing time.
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AI summary
A method and a device are provided in the field of network technology. In the method, a first server receives an operation request including a second server identifier and second account information. According to the second server identifier and the second account information, the first server determines whether associated account information is available in a predetermined three-party associating relationship. Upon determining that the associated account information is available, the first server obtains the associated account information for use as first account information. Based on the first account information, the first server responds to the operation request. During the process of providing services for a terminal by the second server, the first server obtains the first account information according to the second server identifier, the second account information, and the predetermined three-party associating relationship. The first server responds to the operations of the terminal based on the first account information.