Service Manager Integrated Framework Reduces Code Redundancy
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Solution Overview
Problem
The inefficiencies in computer programming arise from the lack of a standardized framework, leading to redundant code development and increased time and costs due to varying algorithms and methods used by different programmers for similar tasks.
Innovation Solution
An integrated service framework with an abstract class providing a standardized structure for programming services, allowing developers to create class plug-ins that execute tasks within this structure, along with a service manager for execution, monitoring, and communication, reducing redundant programming efforts.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If programmers create programs from scratch with individual coding styles and methods, then each programmer has flexibility in implementation, but it results in redundant code development and increased time and costs
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a universal service template that can be applied across multiple services and programming scenarios. The template defines a standardized structure with common methods and properties that can be reused, allowing the same template to serve multiple services while maintaining programmer flexibility through configurable parameters and override capabilities.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies preliminary action by pre-defining the service template structure, common methods, and standard interfaces before actual service implementation. This preliminary framework includes predefined properties, methods, and event handlers that programmers can directly utilize, eliminating the need to create these from scratch for each new service.
2Reliability
If programmers develop unique code for each service, then each service can be optimized specifically, but it increases the time for both development and interface integration
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments service development into two distinct parts: the standardized service template that handles common functionality and structure, and the service-specific implementation that handles unique optimizations. This segmentation allows programmers to focus only on the specific portions that need customization while relying on the template for standardized, reliable implementations.
Solution Approach 2:
The service template acts as an intermediary layer between the standardized service interface requirements and the specific service implementations. It provides a mediating structure that ensures all services adhere to common interfaces and protocols while allowing individual services to implement their specific optimized logic within the template's framework.
3Ease of operation
If no standardized framework is provided, then programmers have complete freedom in code structure, but it leads to inefficiencies and increased costs
Solution Approach 1:
The patent utilizes parameter changes by allowing the service template to be configured with different parameters for each specific service. Programmers can modify template parameters, properties, and method implementations to suit specific service requirements while maintaining the overall template structure, thus preserving programming freedom through configurable parameters rather than rigid constraints.
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AI summary
Embodiments of the invention provide for methods, systems and computer program products for an integrated service framework with a suite of products that provide a development environment and common framework for programming within an operating system. The integrated service framework provides a service manager that identifies the class plug-ins, runs the services, logs information about the services, sends notifications to users about the services, configures itself to monitor the services, and provides communication between the services. The service manager may act as the service installer to install and run the class-plug in. The service manager allows the service to communicate to the client application through the use of a common format. The service manager may also be self-adjusting, such that the service manager may change interval commands to prevent common notification errors from occurring.