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WO2008031341A1 - Procédé d'entrée et de sortie d'un système de message général, serveur et terminal client du système de message général - Google Patents

Procédé d'entrée et de sortie d'un système de message général, serveur et terminal client du système de message général Download PDF

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WO2008031341A1
WO2008031341A1 PCT/CN2007/070269 CN2007070269W WO2008031341A1 WO 2008031341 A1 WO2008031341 A1 WO 2008031341A1 CN 2007070269 W CN2007070269 W CN 2007070269W WO 2008031341 A1 WO2008031341 A1 WO 2008031341A1
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  • the present invention relates to a message system and a method of logging in and logging out of the system, and more particularly to a method of logging in and logging out of a general message system, a general message system server.
  • these message systems are independent message systems, and there is no necessary connection between them. It consists of an independent message system server and a client. According to a certain communication method, users in the message system can mutually achieve each other. Communication.
  • the universal message system platform emerges as the times require, users can uniformly manage various message communication through the universal message system, and the user only needs to maintain one address book, use a message editor and read.
  • the interface in this way, users can more easily use a variety of messages to communicate.
  • the universal message system client exists in the terminal, and the terminal may be a wireless mobile terminal, such as a mobile phone, or a fixed terminal, such as a personal computer.
  • the universal messaging system server is set up in the network.
  • the end There may be multiple intermediate networks between the end and the network where the general message system server is located, such as a wireless mobile network, an intranet or a home area network.
  • Dedicated messaging system clients and dedicated messaging system servers are dedicated or future private messaging service entities, such as SMS clients and SMS servers, or instant messaging clients and servers.
  • the process of sending a message through the universal message system is: the general message system client transmits the content of the message and the address of the recipient and the sender to the dedicated message system client, and a dedicated message system client generates a dedicated message, and then After the general message system client encapsulates the message with the general message, it generates a general message and sends it to the general message system server.
  • the general message system server forwards the general message again. There are two forwarding methods: After processing, it is directly forwarded to the receiving end; second, it is sent to the dedicated message system server, and the dedicated message system server completes the processing of the dedicated message and then returns to the general message system server, and the general message system server sends the message to the receiving end. .
  • the second method adds the step of having the dedicated messaging system server participate in message processing than the first method. If the dedicated message does not require the processing of a dedicated messaging system server, the first method of transmission can be employed.
  • the process of receiving a message through the universal message system is: when the universal message system client receives a general message sent from the universal message system server, it removes the general message from the general message encapsulation, and then sends the dedicated message of the package to the dedicated message.
  • the message system client parses, and the dedicated message system client returns the message content and the sender address to the general message system client, and displays it to the user by the universal message system client.
  • the user In order to indicate that they are willing to accept the services provided by the general message system, the user also facilitates the general message system server to charge the service provided to the user, and requires the user to log in to the general message system to indicate his or her willingness to accept the service.
  • the user logs in to the general message system mainly includes the following steps:
  • Step 101 The user sends a login request through the universal message system client, and the universal message client sets the user identity information (such as a user name), identity confirmation information (such as a login password), a user address (such as a user IP address), and a user.
  • the supported dedicated message type and its contact address are sent to the general message system server;
  • Step 102 After receiving the login request and the user information, the universal message server authenticates the identity information and the identity confirmation information of the user.
  • Step 103 The universal message server returns an authentication result to the universal message client, and informs the user that the login request succeeds or fails.
  • the user logs out of the general message system mainly includes the following steps:
  • Step 201 Issue a logout request to the general message system client
  • Step 202 The universal message server stops communicating with the universal message system client after receiving the logout request;
  • Step 203 Return a logout response message to the user, and notify the user that the logout is successful.
  • the above technical solution can implement the user login and logout of the general message system, when the user logs in and communicates with his contact, the communication may fail due to the fact that the contact has not logged in, changed the contact method, etc.; When a user logs out, his contacts will have the same problem communicating with them. This not only causes the user to feel bad, but also unnecessary operation of the user also causes a waste of system resources.
  • Embodiments of the present invention provide a method for logging in and logging out of a general message system, a general message system server, and a client, which can improve the user's feeling of using the general message system and avoid unnecessary waste of system resources.
  • An embodiment of the present invention provides a method for logging in to a general message system, including:
  • the user information of the user's contact is sent to the logged-in user.
  • An embodiment of the present invention further provides a method for logging out of a general message system, including:
  • the embodiment of the invention further provides a general message system server, including:
  • a second external communication unit configured to receive a login request and user information sent by the user
  • a second address book configured to store contact information of the user
  • a user information processing unit configured to store user information of the logged-in user
  • the second message processing unit is configured to generate a message sent to the user and parse the message from the user, including sending the user information of the contact of the logged-in user to the user.
  • Another general message system server provided by the embodiment of the present invention includes: a second external communication unit, configured to receive a logout request sent by the user;
  • a second address book for storing contact information of the user
  • the second message processing unit is configured to generate a message sent to the user and parse the message from the user, including notifying the user that the user logs out as the other user who is the contact.
  • the embodiment of the invention provides a universal message system client, including:
  • a first external communication unit configured to send a login request and a user address to the universal message system server, to store user information of the user's contact;
  • the first message processing unit is configured to generate a message sent to the general message system server and parse the message from the universal message system server, including receiving the user information of the contact and storing in the first communication book.
  • a first external communication unit configured to send a logout request of the user to the universal message system server
  • a first address book configured to store a login status of the contact of the user
  • a first message processing unit configured to generate a message sent to the universal message system server and parse the message from the universal message system server, including receiving the information that the contact has logged out and updating the login of the contact in the first address book status.
  • the user sends the user information to the general message system server when logging in, and the universal message system server returns the user information of all the contacts to the user, so that the user can understand the current information of the contact between the users, so It is very convenient; when the user logs out, the general message system server will inform the contact person of the information that the user has logged out, avoiding unnecessary communication of the contact, which not only improves the user's feeling, but also avoids unnecessary system. Waste of resources.
  • FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for logging in to a general message system in the prior art
  • FIG. 2 is a flow chart of a method for logging out of a general message system in the prior art
  • FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of an embodiment of a general message system of the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for logging in to a general message system according to the present invention
  • FIG. 5 is a flow chart of an embodiment of a method for logging out of a general messaging system of the present invention.
  • the universal messaging system includes a universal messaging system client 10 and a universal messaging system server 20.
  • the universal messaging system client 10 parses the received message through the dedicated messaging system client 30, which completes the forwarding of the message through the dedicated messaging system server 40.
  • the universal messaging system client 10 includes a first outbound communication unit 11, a first message processing unit 12, a first message delivery unit 13, a message content acquisition unit 14, a message display unit 15, and a first address book 16.
  • the message system server 20 includes a second outbound communication unit 21, a second message processing unit 22, a second message delivery unit 23, a user information processing unit 24, a second address book 25, and a message conversion unit 26.
  • each unit of the universal messaging system client 10 is as follows:
  • the first external communication unit 11 is used for communication between the universal message client 10 and the outside, for example, receiving a general message from the universal message server 20, transmitting the terminal-processed general message to the universal message server 20, or with the general message server 20.
  • the signaling interaction is performed, for example, sending a user login, logout request, and user information to the general message system server 20, receiving information sent by the general message system server 20, and the like.
  • the first message processing unit 12 identifies and parses the message received from the universal message system server 20, and encapsulates the message to be sent to the universal message system server 20, such as obtaining the contact information, the message from the received message. Content and so on.
  • the first message processing unit is also used for the conversion between the dedicated message and the general message, and is responsible for the conversion, provision of the message address, and preservation of the history message.
  • the first message delivery unit 13 is for the delivery of messages with the dedicated messaging system client 30.
  • the message content obtaining unit 14 is configured to obtain the content that the user wants to send the message and the destination address of the message.
  • the message display unit 15 is for displaying media information such as text, image, sound, video, etc. of the message to the user.
  • the first address book 16 is connected to the first message processing unit 12 for recording the user name of all contacts of the user, the login status of the user, the receiving preference (ie, the format that the user most desires to receive the message), and various dedicated message systems. Contact information, etc.
  • Table 1 An example format of the first address book 16 is shown in Table 1: Table 1 Address book of the general message system client
  • the general message system user identifier in Table 1 is the unique identifier in the system assigned by the universal message system to the user, and the identifier can uniquely represent a user.
  • the user's login status indicates the user's existing status, such as the user has logged in, the user has not logged in, the user is busy, the user has gone out to eat, and so on.
  • the receiving preference represents the format in which the user most desires to receive the message.
  • Various messages are represented by numbers. For example, 1 means Email, 2 means SMS, etc.
  • the user receives preferences in a prioritized order, indicating that the user receives the preferred priority of the message format, and the receiving preferences also reflect all message formats supported by the user.
  • the contact information of various dedicated message systems records the contact information of the message format supported by the user, such as the phone number of the short message, the email address of the email, and the like.
  • each unit of the universal message system server 20 is as follows:
  • the second outbound communication unit 21 is responsible for communication between the universal messaging system server 20 and the general messaging system client 10 and other clients, such as receiving general messages, logins, logout requests, and user information from the universal messaging system client 10. And responsible for sending the general message processed by the universal message system server 20 to the universal message system client 10.
  • the second message processing unit 22 identifies and parses the message received from the universal message system client 10, and encapsulates the message sent to the universal message system client 10, such as obtaining the user's information from the received message, the message. Content, etc., and for conversion between dedicated messages and general messages.
  • the second message delivery unit 23 is used for the general message system server 20 and the dedicated message system server.
  • the user information processing unit 24 is connected to the second message processing unit 22 for verifying identity information and user rights of the login user.
  • the user information processing unit 24 includes a user information table, and the user information processing unit 24 further includes a user identification module. , used to assign a unique unique to each logged in user The generic messaging system user ID and notify the user.
  • the user information table is used to store user information provided by the general message system client 10, and may include a user name, a general message system user identity, a user login status, a receiving preference, various dedicated messaging system contacts, and message conversion preferences. An example format of the user information table is shown in Table 2:
  • the message conversion preferences in Table 2 are for a message format that is not supported by the user, and which supported message format the user wishes to receive.
  • the second address book 25 is connected to the second message processing unit 22 for recording all contacts of each user provided by the universal message system client.
  • the universal message system server 20 creates a directory for the user Bob, such as a table. 3 shows:
  • the message conversion unit 26 is connected to the second message processing unit 22, and performs conversion of a message format, conversion of a message address, and the like according to a message conversion preference in the user information table.
  • the user login to the universal messaging system includes the following steps:
  • Step 301 The user sends a login request message to the universal message system server through the universal message system client, and provides the user name, identity verification information, user contact address, login status of the user, user reception preference, various dedicated messages of the user. System contact, and message conversion preferences.
  • Step 302 The user information processing unit of the universal message system server authenticates the user authority according to the user name and the identity verification information, and determines whether the user is a general message system user. If yes, proceed to step 304; if not, proceed to step 303.
  • Step 303 The universal message system server notifies the general message system client that the login fails.
  • Step 304 The user information processing unit of the universal message system server generates a general consumer for the user
  • the user ID of the information system is recorded in the user information table along with the user name, the user contact address, the user's login status, the user's receiving preferences, the contact information of various dedicated messaging systems, and the message conversion preferences.
  • Step 305 The universal message system server notifies the general message system client of the information that the user logs in successfully through the second external communication unit.
  • Step 306 The universal message system server returns information of all contacts in the user information table to the universal message system client of the user according to the user's address book, including the user name of the contact, the general message system user identifier, and the login. Status, reception preferences, various dedicated messaging system contacts, and the user's general messaging system user identity.
  • Step 307 The user updates the first address book 16 of the universal message system client according to the information of the received contact.
  • Step 308 The universal message system server notifies the user of the user that the user has logged in, the general message system user ID, the type of the dedicated message supported, and the contact information thereof to the other common message system user who uses the user as a contact.
  • the user logging out of the universal messaging system includes the following steps:
  • Step 401 The user issues a logout request to the universal message system server through the universal message system client, and provides the user's address book to the general message system server.
  • Step 402 The universal message system server accepts the user's logout request, updates the user's login status to the user not logging in, and updates the address book established by the universal message system server for the user according to the address book sent by the user.
  • Step 403 The general message system server notifies the user that the logout is successful.
  • Step 404 The universal message system server notifies the other user of the general message system user who has the user as the contact.
  • user Bob needs to log in to the general message system, and the client sends Bob's username to the general message system server: Bob, password: 2 A 8Jh9Z, Bob's contact information, Bob's dedicated messaging system and receiving preferences and contact information, and Message conversion preferences.
  • the specific XML code is as follows:
  • ⁇ !-- : 2 means SMS, refers to the supported message types -->
  • the general message system server receives Bob's login request and verifies the identity of Bob. If the Bob login is accepted, the general message system server returns a successful login message to Bob, and the Bob's address book and address book are in the general message system server. All contact usernames, as well as the general messaging system user IDs, login status, receiving preferences, and various dedicated messaging system contacts for these contacts are sent to Bob. Assume that the contacts in the Bob address book are Alice and Mike.
  • the specific XML code is as follows:
  • Bob's universal messaging system client After receiving the above message, Bob's universal messaging system client updates the address book and contact information.
  • the general message system server notifies the Bob login message to the other general message system users who use Bob as the contact.
  • the specific XML code is as follows:
  • Bob's universal message system client When Bob needs to log out of the general message system, Bob's universal message system client issues a logout request message to the universal message system server.
  • the specific XML code is as follows:
  • the generic messaging system server returns Bob's successful logout confirmation message to the client of Bob's universal messaging system.
  • the specific XML code is as follows:
  • the general message system server informs Bob of the general message system user who uses Bob as the contact, and the specific XML code is as follows:
  • the user sends detailed information such as the login status and the receiving preference of the user to the general message system server when logging in, and
  • the general message system server returns detailed information of all its contacts to the user, so that the user can judge each other's receiving preferences and real-time status, so the use is very convenient; when the user logs out, the user's latest address book is sent to the general message.
  • the system server in order to keep the address book in the universal message system server synchronized with the client's address book, thus increasing the real-time performance of the general message system.

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L'invention concerne un système de messagerie générale est un procédé d'entrée et de sortie du système. Ce procédé de saisie du message général dans le système consiste à recevoir la demande entrante et l'information utilisateur provenant de l'utilisateur et à émettre l'information des personnes de contact de l'utilisateur à l'utilisateur qui entre dans le système. Le serveur de système de message général, le terminal client et le procédé d'entrée de sortie du système permettent d'améliorer les sensations d'utilisation de l'utilisateur et d'éviter les pertes inutiles du système.
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