FR2921536A1 - METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR TRANSMITTING RICH MESSAGES TO A USER MOBILE TERMINAL - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for transmitting rich messages to a user mobile terminal (Tk) .For any terminal (Tk) it consists in discriminating (A) the software hardware and usage characteristics of the terminal (Tk), decompose ( B) each terminal messaging service (Tk) into basic functional messaging services {MS kme}, generate (C) by aggregation a suitable rich messaging service interface (IEFk) for the terminal (Tk), transmit (D) at the terminal (Tk) via the interface (IEFk) at least one rich message.

Description

The present invention relates to a method and system for transmitting rich messages to a user mobile terminal.

The recent advent of mobile phone terminals has allowed a considerable increase in the volumes of messages exchanged between them. With the increase in message volumes, there has emerged the challenge of transmitting messages that are more and more complete, attractive and ultimately complex to implement, or at least to edit, at the level of currently operational mobile telephone terminals. Originally based on short messages, called SMS messages, for short message service in English, these messages were originally formed by text messages of a few hundred bytes maximum, and therefore readable as editable on the most rough mobile terminals, those with at least one LCD display. The aforementioned SMS messages were then followed by MMS messages for Multi Media Message in English, messages which may contain text, images or sounds and which may be transmitted by a mobile telephone device. Consequently, the technical problem of editing such messages or even more sophisticated messages that may contain, in particular, video sequences, html pages or other media objects such as VOIP sound or voice sequences, designated the most often rich messages, because of the complexity of the means necessary for the return of these media, on the one hand, and the heterogeneity of the parks of mobile telephone terminals of the current fleet, on the other hand.

The aforementioned technical problem is also made more acute, even vis-à-vis the latest mobile telephony terminals, because of the disparity of rich messaging standards vis-à-vis the format of the media involved. Beyond the pivotal points of Enhanced Message Service and MMS messaging, EMS enriched messaging encompasses several types of rich text messaging enhancements that can be summarized as table below: Text Picture Sound Music Link IVS link for interactive local server content SMS YES - YES YES (static) (static) WAP / (Push) YES _ - YES _ (dynamic) I-Mode YES YES YES YES Service (dynamic) Mobile Internet EMS YES YES YES YES (dynamic) (dynamic) Nokia Smart YES YES _ YES YES Messaging (static) (static) MMS YES YES YES YES (formatted (animated) (polyphonic) (dynamic) ( dynamic) The unsuccessful migration of the Ter Park mobile phones towards MMS messaging compatibility presents the risk, according to the authoritative advice, of a growing disinterest: mobile phone users for this type of messaging and a regression back to the messaging type SMS. The present invention relates to the implementation of a method and a rich message transmission system to facilitate the successful, progressive migration of the fleet of mobile phone terminals to compatibility with MMS messaging. In particular, the present invention relates to the implementation of a method and a system for transmitting rich messages, despite the lack of interoperability of services between the services of mobile operators.

Another object of the present invention is, in addition, the implementation of a method and a rich message transmission system to circumvent the actual heterogeneity of the fleet of current mobile telephone terminals.

The method and the system for transmitting rich messages to a user mobile terminal, which is the subject of the present invention, consists respectively of allowing, for any mobile terminal user candidate, discriminating the technical, hardware and software characteristics of the home network and of the messaging infrastructure and the user technical profile of the candidate mobile terminal, decompose each messaging service associated with the candidate mobile terminal into basic functional messaging services, generate, for each user user terminal, a rich message service interface adapted, for each aggregating a plurality of basic functional messaging services according to the hardware and software technical characteristics of the candidate user mobile terminal, the home network and the messaging infrastructure and the user technical profile of the mobile terminal. the candidate user, transmitting to the mobile terminal user candidate, through the adapted rich message service interface, at least one rich message.

The system, which is the subject of the invention, is also remarkable in that it comprises, at least, connected in a network, a management platform, decision center, connected in cut-off to said candidate user mobile terminal and adapted to the implementation of the method according to the invention mentioned above, by transmission of polling messages to the candidate mobile terminal, and, a polling agent, implanted at the mobile user terminal candidate, and for receiving at least one message scanner and transmit in response, to the management platform, a response message comprising a plurality of discriminator parameters of the candidate user mobile terminal. The method and system of the invention are applicable to the industry of network transmission of rich messages to mobile terminals, telephone or other, of any kind and of any type. They will be better understood on reading the description and on the observation of the drawings below, in which: FIG. 1 represents, for purely illustrative purposes, a flowchart of the steps for implementing the method for transmitting rich messages. object of the present invention; FIG. 2a represents, for purely illustrative purposes, a detail of implementation of the Discrimination step of the flowchart shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 2b represents, for purely illustrative purposes, a specific mode of implementation of the analysis step of FIG. 2a in fuzzy logic; FIG. 3a represents, for purely illustrative purposes, the general architecture of a system for transmitting rich messages to a user terminal according to the subject of the present invention; FIG. 3b represents, for purely illustrative purposes, a mode of implementation of a management platform, decision center, constituting the rich message transmission system object of the present invention; FIG. 3c represents, for purely illustrative purposes, a user mobile terminal comprising a scanning agent implanted at this user mobile terminal and enabling the implementation of the rich message transmission system and method, objects of the present invention. A more detailed description of the method of transmitting rich messages to a user mobile terminal, in accordance with the subject of the present invention, will now be given in connection with FIG. 1 and the following figures. With reference to the aforementioned figure, the transmission of rich messages, designated EM, to any candidate mobile user terminal, denoted Tk, is considered. In order to ensure the transmission of the aforementioned rich messages, the method, object of the invention, as shown with reference to FIG. 1, consists, in a step A, designated "Discrimination", to discriminate the technical characteristics, hardware and software of the home network and messaging infrastructures and the user technical profile of the user terminal candidate Tk. In FIG. 1, the hardware characteristics of the home network, messaging infrastructures and the technical user profile are designated Hk and the corresponding software technical characteristics are designated Sk, according to the relation (1) (Hk, Sk) E Tk. It is understood, in particular, that the hardware characteristics may relate in practice to the type of mobile terminal, transmission power, type of GSM link or other type of subscription from a mobile network access provider. connection habits and preferences of the user of the mobile terminal Tk considered, for example. The above-mentioned step A is then followed by a step B, designated "decomposition", of breaking down each messaging service associated with the candidate user mobile terminal Tk into basic messaging services. The decomposition operation of step B is noted according to (2) MSkm E Tk - * {MSkme}. By decomposing into basic functional messaging services of each messaging service associated with the candidate terminal Tk, it is understood that the particular nonlimiting embodiment of such a decomposition can consist in determining the type of mobile terminal user of the mobile user terminal. candidate considered and define, for each type of specific terminal, basic functional messaging services constituting the latter, as will be described in more detail later in the description. Step B is then followed by a step C of generating, for each candidate user terminal Tk, a suitable rich message service interface, by aggregating a plurality of elementary functional messaging services, according to the technical characteristics. hardware and software of the candidate user terminal Tk, the home network and the messaging infrastructure, as well as the user technical profile of the aforementioned candidate mobile terminal. In FIG. 1, the operation designated interface management is represented by the relation (3) Tk H ElFk = {MSkmf} {MSkmf} _ {MSgmf}.

In the previous relationship, EIFk denotes the adapted rich message service interface dedicated to the candidate user terminal Tk; {MSkmf} denotes the set of basic functional messaging services constituting the rich message service interface dedicated to the candidate user mobile terminal Tk; {MSg ", f} designates, for example, a subset of features of a plurality of basic functional library messaging services chosen to constitute the set of basic functional messaging services constituting the service interface. The above-mentioned library may advantageously be constituted by a library stored in a database, as will be described later in the description .. Following the transmission by the mobile terminal user candidate of a communication request to a decision center, and following the execution of steps A, B, C above, step C is followed by a step D, designated "Transmission", consisting in transmitting to the terminal Tk candidate, through the adapted rich message service interface EIFk, at least one rich message EM.The step D of Figure 1, the transmi Ssion of the EM enriched message via the adapted rich message service interface EIFk is represented by the relation (4) EM ù * Elfk - Tk. A more detailed description of the implementation of discrimination step A, shown in FIG. 1, will now be given with reference to FIGS. 2a and 2b.

For the implementation of step A of FIG. 1, candidate mobile terminal Ti is considered; whose call telephone number is known and for which the inclusion list, designated "Optin" has been confirmed by a decision center, and represented in step AI, of figure 2a by the relation (5) k E Lk.

It will of course be understood that the request for access of the candidate terminal has thus been verified and validated as lawful by comparison of identification parameters, for example with the inclusion list Lk mentioned above. The aforementioned step A1 is then followed by a step A2, of transmitting to the candidate user mobile terminal Tk at least one primary polling message SMt allowing the transmission, in response, of a plurality of parameters of the candidate user mobile terminal. In step A2, the transmission and response operation is noted according to the equation (6) Transmission SMt ù * Tk Response {DPkX} z =; <UTK. In the previous relation: SMt denotes a scanner message such as the primary scanner message, t denotes the rank of this scanner message, {DPkX} X °; denotes a set of discriminator parameters of the candidate user mobile terminal Tk. Step A2 is followed by an analysis step A3 of analyzing the discriminator parameters by comparison with reference parameters consisting of a plurality of groups of mobile terminal profiles. In step A3, the analysis operation is represented by the relation (7) Y = Y 1 FL {Ry} Y-1 x Hy.

In the previous relation {RPy} ÿ =; represents a set of parameters of 1 reference parameters;

xHy represents the mapping of discriminating parameters of the candidate mobile terminal Tk and reference parameters.

Step A3 is then followed, in response to the process of analyzing, of a step A4 of classifying the candidate user mobile terminal Tk DPkX x = x x-1 reference consisting of a plurality of groups of terminal profiles. mobile; represents the operation of comparing the discriminator parameters to as belonging to at least one of the groups of mobile terminal profiles corresponding to the reference parameters. In step A4 of FIG. 2a, it is understood, in particular, that at the candidate terminal Tk the classification operation makes it possible to match at least one of the groups of aforementioned mobile terminals. For this reason, the classification operation is represented by the relation (8) k <-> gE [1, G]. In the preceding relation g denotes the identification index of a group of reference mobile terminals, of all the groups of reference mobile terminals [1, G]. The analysis operations, step A3, of classification, step A4, and of transmission of at least one other secondary scanner message of rank t superior to the preceding one can then be repeated as long as a criterion of classification quality threshold of the terminal mobile user candidate Tk is not satisfied. In FIG. 2a, the repetition operation of step A3, step A4 and step A2, can be represented in an illustrative manner by a test step A5, allowing, for example, to verify the aforementioned quality criterion according to the relationship (9). ) TkE g ?, the satisfied quality criterion for concluding the membership of the candidate user mobile terminal Tk to one of the reference terminal groups. On positive response to the test of step A4, it is considered that the discrimination of the parameters of the candidate mobile terminal Tk is sufficient, the set of hardware parameters Hk and software Sk can then be allocated with a good level of confidence to the mobile user terminal. candidate Tk, for passage to step B. On the contrary, on negative answer to the test of step A5, the return to the transmission step A2 is performed via a step A6 and a step A7 test to control the number of polling messages transmitted successively.

This number can be taken as T, less than six or seven for a given candidate mobile terminal. The negative response to the A7 test is followed by the return to the A2 transmission step. On the contrary, the positive response to the A7 test is followed by a return to the positive response to the A5 test, the candidate user mobile terminal Tk being considered to belong to at least one group of mobile terminals. Thus, according to a remarkable characteristic of the method which is the subject of the invention, each secondary scanner message SMt can advantageously be parameterized either by a cost discrimination parameter in number of transmitted secondary scanner messages, as described with the test A7, or by a best choice parameter of the terminal classification among several groups of mobile terminal profiles or the number of secondary scanner messages attached to the type of home network of the mobile terminal candidate user. It is thus clear that the aforementioned parameterization makes it possible to execute the classification quality threshold criteria.

A more detailed description of the analysis step A3 shown in FIG. 2a will now be given below with reference to FIG. 2b. In a general manner, and according to a remarkable aspect of the method which is the subject of the invention, it is indicated that the step of analyzing the discriminator parameters by comparison with reference parameters is carried out in fuzzy logic. This procedure is noted FL in Figure 2a above. To carry out the above-mentioned analysis step and in particular the above-mentioned fuzzy logic comparison operation, the operating mode consists, as shown in FIG. 2b, in applying all the discriminator parameters {DPkx} 'to an engine of inference itself fed from a set of fuzzy logic rules. The inference engine, using the above fuzzy logic comparison, then makes it possible to map each of the discriminator parameters and the reference parameters according to the relationship: {xHy} k ~ gE [1, G]. - 10 -

In general, it is indicated that the fuzzy logic execution and the analysis of the discriminator parameters by comparison with the reference parameters comprises at least the interpretation of the fuzzy logic rules by the inference engine to generate a hierarchical variable. representative of the membership of the candidate mobile terminal Tk to one of the mobile terminal profile groups. With reference to FIG. 2b and step A4 of FIG. 2a, it is indicated that the aforementioned hierarchical variable can be associated on the one hand with the index k representative of the candidate user mobile terminal Tk and can correspond to the group index g as mentioned previously in the description, on the other hand.

In addition, the fuzzy logic rules forming the fuzzy logic rule set comprise a sequence of logical predicates of the type premisses / conclusions including a comparison by ranges of values of the discriminator parameters and reference parameters. It is of course understood that the aforementioned value ranges form the fuzzy logic variables and the fuzzy logical reference parameters. The table of a sequence of logical predicates that can be used to establish fuzzy logic rules is given below: • if A is xi and ... and B is y, then C is zi and ... and D is W1 • if A is x2 and ... and B is y2 then C is z2 and ... and D is W2 • • siAestxäet ... andBestyäalors Cestzäet ... and D is W, -, In the above table, A, B, C, D denote fuzzy variables and xi, yj, zk, wl denote values or conclusion terms by comparison in fuzzy logic. With reference to the above table, there is a system of logical equations in which: the number of rules in the system is a function of the number of terms in the conclusions; - - for a number of terms of the fuzzy variable A equal to NA, the number of rules is equal to NA * NB * ... * NM where M and the number of fuzzy variables in the conclusion. -11-

As regards the implementation of the basic functional messaging services constituting each messaging service associated with the candidate mobile terminal, it is indicated that these are those associated with each group of mobile terminal profiles.

In addition, the adapted rich message service interface EIFk is that of one of the mobile terminals constituting the plurality of groups of mobile terminal profiles. With reference to FIGS. 1 and 2a, 2b above, it is understood that the method which is the subject of the invention makes it possible, in a first step, step A, to carry out a complete inventory of the various constitutive components of a mobile telecommunications service, when the latter is designed and deployed namely: - the mobile terminal: its processing characteristics, display, and standards support usable or used; - home network and messaging infrastructure: • type of messaging service: SMS, email, WAP, MMS; • media type: SMS, CSD, HSCSD, GPRS; • peculiarity of relay equipment and routing (SMS-C, WAP gateway, MMS-C, GGSN); • the profile of the user seen through the services subscribed by the latter: WAP, 20 email, GPRS, etc. It is further understood that in a second step of the Decomposition step B this step allows the decomposition into units functional still designated micro services of all telecommunications services proposed at present or in the near future for example. The operation (the decomposition carried out in step B makes it possible to highlight the divisions, and consequently the relevant interfaces that make it possible to operate coherent assemblies from functional blocks originating from the various services internal to the decision-making center or external to the latter, through an access channel through services from partner service providers, such as Internet service providers or others.

be offered through open standard interfaces such as the OSA Open Services Access interface in English respectively Web services interface. Finally, in step C of FIG. 1, the interface management operation makes it possible to deploy the service whose main characteristic is the adaptation character of the latter to the environment conditions of the transmission of messages. rich to the mobile terminal candidate user Tk, namely: - - the user: according to the subscription component (subscribed services, usage preferences) of the latter; the service provider operator: according to the access network component implemented CSD, HCSD, GPRS, EDGE, 3G and the messaging services offered by the latter (SMS, EMS, email, WAP, MMS); the candidate mobile terminal user: resources and processing and display capabilities, adequacy to the aforementioned messaging standards. The method according to the invention thus makes it possible, unlike the current known processes, in which only the content of the messages is processed for the simple display by the mobile terminal, to develop an unprecedented telecommunications service by discrimination and appropriate interaction. with technical and functional characteristics or relating to the use of the mobile terminal user candidate and the user of the latter.

An example of classification of groups of mobile terminals for defining the set of reference parameters {RPy} ÿ =; implemented in the analysis step A3 and in the classification step A4 of the candidate user mobile terminal Tk in at least one group of reference mobile terminals will now be given below.

In general, the number of groups of mobile terminals G may advantageously be equal to 7, according to the classification table below: Groups Functions 1 3G and EDGE, Video Stream, MMS 3rd generation 2 GPRS 2nd generation, MMS 2, 5th generation 3 GPRS 2nd generation, MMS 2nd generation, 4 GPRS 1st generation, MMS 1st generation -13- Groups 2nd generation GSM functions, EMS B & W color 6 GSM 2nd generation, Nokia Smart Messaging 7 GSM 1 st generation, SMS On reading the table above, it is understood that each of the groups of reference terminals there includes functions of decreasing degree of sophistication. The first group corresponds to the most elaborate functions and functionalities, and the last or second last group corresponds to the primary quality functions of GSM mobile telephone terminals. An example of a type of reference user mobile terminal normally commercially available at the moment and the membership of this type of mobile terminal to the groups, that is to say to at least one of the aforementioned groups, is given below. after: group 1: Nokia 6630 terminal, Samsung D 500E terminal; Group 2: Sony Terminal - Ericsson K700i; group 3: Ericsson terminal t68i; Group 4: Nokia 1100 newer terminal; Group 5: Motorola C 350 terminal, Ericsson t39m terminal; group 6: less recent Nokia 1100 terminal; group 7: Sagem RC 712 terminal. When a candidate mobile user terminal belongs to one or more groups, the final classification adopted is managed by the fuzzy logic comparison process, in particular based on criteria relating to the user. A more detailed description of an EM rich message transmission system to a candidate user mobile terminal Tk will now be given in connection with FIGS. 3a and 3b.

As shown in FIG. 3a, the system comprises, connected in a network, a management platform 1, decision center, cut-off connected to the candidate user mobile terminal Tk. By connection, in break it is understood that the decision center 1 or management platform is adapted to receive any request - 14 -

communication of a candidate terminal Tk considered then retransmit this request to a remote server for example and then ensure any communication between the terminal Tk and the remote server, in a manner known as such. Of course, the decision-making center management platform 1 comprises discrimination resources by transmitting SMt scanner messages to the candidate mobile terminal Tk of the hardware and software characteristics of the home network and the messaging infrastructure and the user's technical profile of the terminal. mobile user candidate considered. The system that is the subject of the invention, as represented in FIG. 3a, furthermore comprises decomposition resources of each messaging service associated with the candidate user mobile terminal Tk in the service of elementary functional messaging and creation resources, for the user terminal. candidate, a suitable rich message service interface, the EIFk interface previously mentioned in the description.

Naturally, the abovementioned interface creation resources operate by aggregating a plurality of basic functional messaging services, according to the hardware and software technical characteristics of the candidate user mobile terminal, the home network and the messaging infrastructure and the network. user profile of the aforementioned candidate user mobile terminal, as previously described in the description. The system which is the subject of the invention represented in FIG. 3a further comprises a polling agent, denoted AS, this polling agent being implanted at the mobile user terminal Tk. The latter makes it possible to receive at least one scanner message and to transmit in response to the management platform a response message comprising a plurality of discriminator parameters of the candidate user mobile terminal: Tk, as described previously in the description. In the observation of FIG. 3a, it can be seen that the management platform decision-making center 1 is connected to the telecommunications network designated Network Telecom via an OSA gateway and an OTA gateway and different MSC modules. , GGSN, SMS-C and MMS-C designating respectively: - 15 -

OTA: Over The Air in English for transmission by air; MSC: Mobile Switching Center in English for mobile service switch; GGSN: Gateway GPRS Support Node in English for Transit GPRS Service Node; SMS-C: Short Message Service Center in English for Short Message Service Center; MMS-C: Multimedia Message Service Center in English for Multimedia Message Service Center.

The decision-making center formed by the management platform 1 furthermore comprises, as represented in FIG. 3a, a library of services relating to mobile messaging, denoted BS, relating to the mode of access to the OSA or OTA service and to the mode access to the Web service, as well as various messaging functions such as semantic analyzer, expert system for example.

The management platform 1 forming the decision-making center is also connected to a secure ASP infrastructure allowing access to functional modules such as the enrichment of messages designated Enrich, the message alert rich or even application modules of mobile services designated MAPs. The management platform 1 forming the decision-making center is finally connected to different Internet service providers, referred to as ISPs in FIG. 3a, these Internet service providers being as diverse as a provider of financial management, game management and other services. infotainment or control and evaluation for example. The enumeration of the aforementioned Internet service providers is not limiting. As furthermore shown in FIG. 3b, the management platform 1 forming the decision center is advantageously constituted by a connected computer server, as previously described in connection with FIG. 3a. A preferred non-limiting architecture of the server constituting the management platform 1 is represented in FIG. 3b above, in which the same references designate the same elements as in the case of FIG. 3a.

The above architecture is in fact established between two EAI system interfaces of - 16 -

XML type to ASP secure infrastructure, OSA or OTA access methods or processes, on the one hand, and Web service access methods or processes, on the other hand. In addition, the interface of the management platform 1 to the telecommunications network is realized via SMS module, SMS text module, STK proactive SMS module and binary SMS module via an SMS gateway. and the SMS-C short message service center enabling access to the various terminals, such as the basic terminal, proprietary WAP terminal, Java terminal, STK terminal 99, point-to-point WAP terminal, EMS terminal and MMS or PDA terminal, and as shown illustratively in Figure 3b. It is the same for the interface of the management platform 1 vis-à-vis the same aforementioned terminals, via ad hoc WAP module, EMS module, MMS module and wireless module Http via Corresponding Proxy and Multimedia Message Service Center designated MMSC for Multimedia Message Service Center in English. Finally, note the existence, in the management platform 1, a message referral module according to the nature of the latter, a processing module of these messages such as SMS processing, GPRS processing , EDGE treatment, UMTS processing, for example.

The management platform 1 finally includes the service library and, of course, the rule inference engine and an IMEI manager, the international mobile equipment identity manager for International Mobile Equipment Identity. The IMEI manager is of course relayed to a first database DB 1 terminal and international identity of mobile equipment and the rule inference engine is also connected to a second database DB2 rules applicable in fuzzy logic . The advantage of an implementation of the two types of gateway, OSA gateway or OTA gateway, lies in the fact that each SMt scanner message can be requested, built and sent via the OSA gateway or the -17 -

OTA gateway, according to criteria specific to the expert system of the service library BS, using the fuzzy logic system FL. A more detailed description of a user mobile terminal for implementing the method and system of the invention will now be given with reference to FIG. 3c. Of course, the user mobile terminal object of the invention comprises a central CPU CPU which is associated with a SIM card, a program memory, non-volatile, MEM PROG noted and a working memory type RAM. The mobile terminal object of the invention conventionally comprises a display screen such as the video display screen SC and a keyboard noted KB. An input-output interface circuit denoted I / O makes it possible to connect the aforementioned circuitry to the radiofrequency processing and reception circuits not shown in the drawing. According to a remarkable aspect of the mobile terminal object of the invention, it comprises an AS scanner agent implanted, in a first embodiment, at the non-volatile program memory and designated AP and of course the working memory and designated EAP, when using the mobile terminal object of the invention. Preferably, the scanning agent consists of an applet denoted AP, written for example in the Java language. This applet is directly executable and cooperates with the SIM card of the mobile user terminal, for the implementation of the method of the invention and the system as described above in the description. Preferably, and according to a remarkable aspect of the mobile terminal object of the invention, the scanning agent AP is adapted to the reception and the processing of SMS-type scanning messages, the SMt messages previously described in the description, intended for the SIM card of the user mobile terminal. In particular, the scanner agent AP is adapted to receiving and processing SMS-type scanner messages and intended for the SIM card of the mobile terminal user 30 by proactive control in network mode. -18-

In addition, according to a second embodiment, shown in dashed lines in FIG. 3c, the scanning agent AS can also be implemented in the form of a SIM AP application in the SIM card itself. The above-mentioned scanning agent AP SIM is then in charge of the processing of the SMt scanner messages intended for the card, SIM. It is recalled, in particular, that the referral to the reception of a short message, including SMT scanner messages, to the mobile phone itself or the SIM card is performed according to a known standard process (standard GSM / SIM TOOLKIT) state of the art, and for this reason is not described in detail. This switching being effected, the scanner message St is received, either by the mobile terminal candidate user Tk, or by the SIM card of the latter. The polling agent AP or EAP of the mobile terminal candidate user Tk or AP SIM of the SIM card executes the analysis and response operations represented in step A2 of FIG. 2a by means of an SMS message designated SMS. MO, for Mobile Originated in English, for example.

Claims (14)

A method for transmitting rich messages to a user mobile terminal, characterized in that it consists at least, for any mobile user user candidate, to: discriminate the technical characteristics, hardware and software, the network of attachment and messaging infrastructure and the user technical profile of the candidate user mobile terminal; decompose each messaging service associated with said candidate user mobile terminal into basic functional messaging services; generating for each candidate user terminal a suitable rich message service interface, aggregating a plurality of basic functional messaging services, according to the hardware and software technical characteristics of the candidate user mobile terminal, home network and infrastructure message and the technical user profile of said candidate mobile terminal; transmitting to said candidate user mobile terminal via the rich message service interface adapted to at least one rich message. 2. Method according to claim 1, characterized in that the step of discriminating consists at least for any mobile terminal candidate user, at a decision-making center, to: record the call number, and the list of inclusion being verified and validated as lawful; transmitting to said candidate user mobile terminal at least one primary scanner message, enabling the response transmission of a plurality of discriminator parameters of said candidate user mobile terminal; analyzing said discriminator parameters by comparison with reference parameters consisting of a plurality of mobile terminal profile groups, and, in response to the process of analyzing: classifying said candidate user mobile terminal as belonging to at least one of the groups of mobile terminal profiles, or to transmit to said candidate user mobile terminal at least one other secondary scanner message parameterized to generate the transmission in response of additional specific parameters making it possible to specify all or part of one or more discriminator parameters, to repeat the operations of classification and transmission analysis of at least one other secondary scanner message, as long as a classification quality threshold criterion of said candidate user mobile terminal is not satisfied. 3. Method according to claim 2, characterized in that each secondary scanner message is parameterized either by a cost discrimination parameter in number of transmitted secondary scanner messages, or by a best choice parameter of the classification of the terminal among several groups of mobile terminal profiles, or by the number of secondary scanner messages attached to the network type of said candidate user mobile terminal, said parameter for executing the classification quality threshold criterion. 4. Method according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the step of analyzing the discriminator parameters by comparison with reference parameters is performed in fuzzy logic. 5. Method according to one of claims 2 to 4, characterized in that said elementary functional messaging services constituting each mail service associated with the candidate user mobile terminal are those associated with each group of mobile terminal profiles. 6. Method according to one of claims 2 to 5, characterized in that said adapted rich message service interface is that of one of the mobile terminals constituting the plurality of groups of mobile terminal profiles. 7. Method according to one of claims 4 to 6, characterized in that the execution in fuzzy logic of the analysis of the discriminator parameters by comparison with reference parameters comprises at least: -analysis of said discriminator parameters of said terminal mobile candidate from fuzzy logic rules interpreted by an inference engine, to generate a hierarchical variable representative of the membership of said candidate mobile terminal to one of the groups of mobile terminal profiles. The method according to claim 7, characterized in that said fuzzy logic rules comprise a sequence of logical predicates of the type premise / conclusion including a comparison by ranges of values of said discriminator parameters and said reference parameters, said ranges of values forming the fuzzy logic variables and fuzzy logic reference parameters. 9. A system for transmitting rich messages to a user mobile terminal, characterized in that it comprises at least, connected - a management platform, decision center, connected in cut-off to said candidate user mobile terminal and comprising means of discrimination, by transmission of polling messages to said candidate mobile terminal, hardware and software technical characteristics, the home network and the messaging infrastructure and the technical user profile of the candidate mobile terminal, means for decomposing each messaging service associated with said mobile terminal a candidate user of basic functional messaging services and means for generating, for said candidate user terminal, a suitable rich message service interface, by aggregating a plurality of basic functional messaging services, according to the matte technical characteristics; rial and software of the candidate mobile user terminal, the home network and messaging infrastructure and the user profile of the candidate mobile user terminal; and, a polling agent, implanted at said mobile user terminal candidate, and for receiving at least one scanner message and transmit in response to said management platform, a response message comprising a plurality of discriminator parameters of said mobile terminal candidate user. 10. System according to claim 9, characterized in that said management platform is constituted by a computer server connected to the Internet, the mobile telephone network and the mobile terminal applicant through a gateway, said computer server. further being connected to ASP-enriched message resources for providing access to functions of said management platform to said candidate mobile terminal. 11. Mobile user terminal, comprising a central processing unit with which is associated a SIM card, a non-volatile program memory and a working memory, characterized in that it comprises a scanning agent located at said program memory. nonvolatile respectively of said working memory, said scanning agent being constituted by an applet directly executable and cooperating with said SIM card of said mobile user terminal for the implementation of the method according to one of claims 1 to 8, respectively of the system of Rich message transmission according to one of claims 9 or 10. 12. User mobile terminal according to claim 11, characterized in that said scanning agent is adapted to the reception and processing of SMS-type scanner messages intended for the SIM card of said user mobile terminal. User mobile terminal according to one of claims 11 or 12, characterized in that said scanner agent is adapted to the reception and processing of SMS type scanner messages intended for the SIM card of the mobile user terminal by proactive control mode. network. Scanner agent formed by a computer program product stored on a storage medium, characterized in that it comprises a sequence of executable instructions, either by the central processing unit of a user mobile terminal, or by the SIM card associated with this user mobile terminal according to one of claims 11 to 13.