Software Service Function Resource Loading Optimization
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current resource loading methods for applications (APPs) result in long starting times for service functions due to the need to load many service resources, negatively impacting user experience, especially in scenarios requiring real-time performance.
Innovation Solution
The proposed method involves loading the foundation framework resource of a service function before receiving a service request, followed by loading the necessary page resource, reducing the resources needed to be loaded after the request is received, and utilizing a hybrid engine for REACT-based foundation framework loading.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If all service resources are loaded after receiving a service request, then the service function can be implemented completely, but the starting time of the service function becomes long
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies preliminary action by loading the foundation framework resource before the service request is received. This pre-loading of the foundational infrastructure (without the specific page resources) allows the system to be prepared in advance, reducing the loading time when the actual service request comes in, while still ensuring complete service function implementation.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the service resources into two distinct parts: foundation framework resources (loaded in advance) and page resources (loaded after service request). This segmentation allows the heavy foundational components to be prepared beforehand while only the necessary page-specific resources are loaded on-demand, resolving the contradiction between completeness and speed.
2Reliability
If many service resources are loaded to implement a service function, then the service function can be fully implemented, but the user experience is negatively affected due to long loading time
Solution Approach 1:
By performing preliminary loading of the foundation framework resource before the user triggers the service function, the system prepares the essential infrastructure in advance. This reduces the perceived loading time for the user while maintaining full service functionality, thereby improving user experience without sacrificing service implementation completeness.
3Loss of time
If foundation framework resource is loaded in advance, then the service function starting time is reduced, but the memory usage increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments resources into foundation framework resources (pre-loaded) and page resources (loaded on-demand). This segmentation allows the system to load only the essential foundational components in advance, occupying minimal memory, while deferring the loading of specific page resources until they are actually needed, thus balancing memory usage with fast start-up time.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies partial action by loading only the foundation framework resource in advance, which is the minimum necessary infrastructure for service execution, rather than loading all possible resources. This partial pre-loading reduces memory consumption compared to full pre-loading while still achieving the goal of reduced service function starting time.
Data Source
AI summary
A foundation framework resource of a first service function is loaded in a software application. A service request for starting the first service function in the software application is received. A page resource required by the first service function is loaded. The first service function is implemented based on the foundation framework resource of the first service function and the page resource.