JP2017531879A - Network cooperation method and machine applying the method - Google Patents

Abstract

A network cooperation method and a machine to which the method is applied are provided. A network coordination method of the present invention includes the following steps. First, a plurality of unified elements are combined in a projectable space instance to model a relational synchronous workspace in response to operational demands. The relational synchronization workspace is then projected to multiple collaborators, and the projected relational synchronization workspace is equipped with multiple uniform elements depending on the instance of the projectable space, and within the multiple collaborators. And at least one of the collaborators performs a task in cooperation. The present invention allows any collaborator to freely combine any information, tools, or services in a collaborative work environment according to the demand for operation, and at the same time, Content can be manipulated. [Selection] Figure 7

Description

  The present invention relates to a network cooperation method, and more particularly, to a method for executing a task in cooperation with a relational synchronous workspace and a machine to which the method is applied.

  In the present day when life has become convenient, people use electronic devices with computing power for a wide range of tasks, document processing, entertainment, social communication, and so on. Advances in science and technology have increased the speed of information diffusion, and various web platforms, operating systems, and software tools have been developed and used by people to efficiently live their lives. In particular, in the “post-PC era”, mobile devices such as tablet terminals and mobile phones have emerged in addition to conventional desktop personal computers, allowing people to perform tasks anytime and anywhere. In addition, it has become possible to communicate with people all over the world through the Internet and to share information.

  However, with current technology, both hardware and software have evolved from the perspective of “personal devices (eg, computers)”, and the network barriers that exist in myriad data stations cooperate with many people. It became an obstacle to the task. For this reason, borderless networks that cross borders were not successful. More specifically, in a real life, the method of working in a coordinated manner must satisfy three conditions: people's participation, communication channel, and display content synchronization. However, when many collaborators use their own personal devices (eg, computers) at different locations and perform tasks in a coordinated manner through the network, all of the above three conditions must be met simultaneously. It was difficult. From the point of network security and privacy, meeting the third condition was particularly difficult. All collaborators' personal devices (eg, computers) are connected to a specific collaborator's personal device (eg, a computer) for viewing and manipulating specific objects (eg, TeamViewer (registered) Trademark) remote control software), network security and privacy are threatened.

  For this reason, many researchers in the industry are currently focusing on developing a work environment that can perform tasks in a coordinated manner through a network. For example, Skype® Internet instant messaging software provides a channel for communication and discussion and has the following features: First, a user who has installed Skype® Internet Instant Messaging software on a personal device (eg, a computer) is invited to the collaborator list to perform tasks in collaboration with other collaborators it can. Second, the collaborators can communicate and discuss with a message, audio, or video. Third, collaborators can share their screens and display task content.

  Skype® Internet instant messaging software meets three conditions for performing tasks in a coordinated manner, but there are drawbacks with respect to practical applications. First, tasks cannot be performed cooperatively unless Skype® Internet Instant Messaging software is installed on all collaborators' personal devices (eg, computers). Second, any collaborator may not meet the requirements and may not be able to place other necessary tools such as a video recorder in Skype® Internet instant messaging software, eg, audio, or Video. Third, there is a limit to sharing your screen and displaying your work. For example, only the sharer can perform operations on the work content shared by the sharer, and other users can only observe, express opinions, discuss, and the like. In other words, even if the contents of tasks to be performed in cooperation are displayed synchronously, there is a case where only a single operator has the authority to operate. Fourth, the screen displayed on each collaborator's personal device (for example, a computer) is not necessarily the same time, and the screen of the screen shared by the sharer is the same as that of the other worker who received it. It is not completely reproduced on the screen. For example, the sharer's screen is much smaller than the recipient's screen, and the screen on the recipient's screen is obscured. Fifth, if you display your work by sharing your screen, it occupies a large amount of network bandwidth, which degrades network performance and delays sound and video.

  As can be seen from the above description, the collaborative work environment for executing tasks in cooperation has the following advantages. First, any person can join a collaborative work environment and perform tasks in a coordinated manner. Second, any collaborator can freely combine any information, tools, or services in a collaborative work environment according to actual demand. Third, all collaborators have access to the contents of the collaborative work environment, and all collaborators observe the changes that occur as a result of other collaborators operating in the collaborative work environment. it can.

  In order to solve the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a network cooperation method in which any person can be invited to join a collaborative work environment and execute a task in cooperation. Further, in the network cooperation method, any collaborator can freely combine arbitrary information, tools, or services in a cooperative work environment according to actual demand. In addition, all collaborators can access any content in a collaborative work environment, and any collaborator can synchronize changes that occur as a result of other collaborators operating in the collaborative work environment. Observe.

In a preferred embodiment, the network coordination method provided by the present invention comprises:
Combining a plurality of uniform elements in a projectable space instance to model a relational synchronous workspace according to the demands of operation of at least one promoter;
The relational synchronization workspace is projected to at least one participant, and the projected relational synchronization workspace is equipped with the plurality of uniform elements according to an instance of the projectable space, and the at least one person The at least one promoter and / or at least one other participant performs the task in a coordinated manner.

  In a preferred embodiment, at least two of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant are related according to the demand for the operation. .

  In a preferred embodiment, at least one of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant is at least in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace. At least one change caused by performing one operation is determined according to its corresponding synchronization setting among the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant. The projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to at least one other of these changes synchronously.

In a preferred embodiment, the network coordination method comprises:
At least one of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant performs the at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace. A step to generate a sync command,
According to a client-server architecture or a P2P architecture, the synchronization command is projected to correspond to at least one other of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant. The projected relational synchronization workspaces corresponding to the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant are synchronized with each other. Further changing steps.

  In a preferred embodiment, the at least one participant includes a machine and / or the at least one other participant includes another machine.

  In a preferred embodiment, the projected relational synchronization workspace is a single user operating mode progression for a single user, or a single user operating mode for multiple users, or multiple usages. This includes operation modes for a large number of users.

  In a preferred embodiment, the plurality of unified elements joined to the projectable space instance comprises at least one materializer, at least one unified tool, and / or at least one unified information unit, and the at least one One unified information unit and / or the at least one unified tool are entered into the projected relational synchronization workspace by the at least one materializer.

  In a preferred embodiment, each said unified element is formed after an original element obtained from at least one information source is unified by said at least one materializer, and each said unified element is an instance of said projectable space. Joined.

In a preferred embodiment, the at least one original tool corresponding to the at least one unified tool is at least one of utilities, widgets, agents, applications, services, and any executable elements accessible by the associated machine or server. Including one and / or
The at least one original information corresponding to the at least one unified information unit may be a file, web page, database, policy, rule, policy of the relational synchronization workspace, and any executable executable accessible by the associated machine or server. Including at least one of the information.

In a preferred embodiment, the projecting step comprises
Obtaining an instance of the projectable space by a unified resource identifier;
Analyzing an instance of the projectable space with a projector, creating a work environment, and executing the projected relational synchronized workspace.

  In a preferred embodiment, the projector is loaded into an engine that provides a compatible environment for executing the projector.

  In a preferred embodiment, the engine includes at least one of a Java script engine, a Windows application, or a Linux application.

  In a preferred embodiment, the projectable space instance is an object, an extensible markup language document, or an instance instantiated in a structured language or structured protocol.

In a preferred embodiment, the present invention further provides a network coordination method,
A step where multiple uniform elements are combined in an instance of a projectable space to model a relational synchronous workspace according to operational demands;
The relational synchronization workspace is projected to a plurality of collaborators, and the projected relational synchronization workspace is equipped with the plurality of unified elements according to an instance of the projectable space, and the plurality of collaboration works Accessing at least one of the workers, and at least one other of the plurality of collaborators cooperating to perform tasks.

  In a preferred embodiment, at least two of the plurality of collaborators are related according to the demand for the operation.

  In a preferred embodiment, at least one change caused by the at least one of the plurality of collaborators performing at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace is the corresponding Depending on the synchronization settings, the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the at least one other of the plurality of collaborators changes synchronously.

In a preferred embodiment, the network coordination method comprises:
Generating a synchronization command when the at least one of the plurality of collaborators performs the at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace;
The synchronization command is transmitted to the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the at least one other of the plurality of collaborators according to a client server architecture or a P2P architecture, and corresponds to the plurality of collaborators. The projected relational synchronization workspace further changing synchronously.

  In a preferred embodiment, each said collaborator includes a machine.

  In a preferred embodiment, the projected relational synchronization workspace includes a single collaborator operating mode for a single collaborator, or a single collaborator operating mode for multiple collaborators, or Multiple collaborators include operating modes for multiple collaborators.

  In a preferred embodiment, the plurality of unified elements joined to the projectable space instance comprises at least one materializer, at least one unified tool, and / or at least one unified information unit, and the at least one One unified information unit and / or the at least one unified tool are entered into the projected relational synchronization workspace by the at least one materializer.

  In a preferred embodiment, each said unified element is formed after an original element obtained from at least one information source is unified by said at least one materializer, and each said unified element is an instance of said projectable space. Joined.

In a preferred embodiment, the projecting step comprises
Obtaining an instance of the projectable space by a unified resource identifier;
Analyzing an instance of the projectable space with a projector, creating a work environment, and executing the projected relational synchronized workspace.

  In a preferred embodiment, the present invention provides a machine. The machine includes a projector, the projectable space instance is analyzed after the machine receives a projectable space instance, and a projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the projectable space instance is generated. The constructed and projected relational synchronization workspace is equipped with a plurality of uniform elements that are combined in instances of the projectable space, a task is performed in cooperation with at least one collaborator, or a plurality of At least one of the collaborators operates, and at least one other of the plurality of collaborators performs a task in cooperation with each other, and the plurality of unified elements are arranged in the project according to an operation demand. Combined in instances of possible space .

  In a preferred embodiment, each said collaborator includes another machine.

  In a preferred embodiment, at least one change caused by the at least one of the plurality of collaborators performing at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace is the corresponding Depending on the synchronization settings, the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the at least one other of the plurality of collaborators changes synchronously.

  In a preferred embodiment, the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the at least one other of the plurality of collaborators is built on at least one other machine.

  In a preferred embodiment, at least two of the plurality of collaborators are related according to the demand for the operation.

  In a preferred embodiment, the plurality of unified elements joined to the projectable space instance comprises at least one materializer, at least one unified tool, and / or at least one unified information unit, and the at least one One unified information unit and / or the at least one unified tool are entered into the projected relational synchronization workspace by the at least one materializer.

  In a preferred embodiment, each said unified element is formed after an original element obtained from at least one information source is unified by said at least one materializer, and each said unified element is an instance of said projectable space. Joined.

In a preferred embodiment, the at least one original tool corresponding to the at least one unified tool is at least one of utilities, widgets, agents, applications, services, and any executable elements accessible by the associated machine or server. Including one and / or
The at least one original information corresponding to the at least one unified information unit may be a file, web page, database, policy, rule, policy of the relational synchronization workspace, and any executable executable accessible by the associated machine or server. Including at least one of the information.

  The network cooperation method according to the present invention has the following advantages. First, all participants participating in the network coordination method receive a uniform resource identifier of a projectable space instance using the corresponding platform and / or application channel that they regularly use, and the collaborative work environment. (Ie, a projected relational synchronization workspace) so that if any person (including any person, any machine) is invited, their personal device (eg, a computer) ) Can perform tasks in cooperation without installing application software or application programs. Secondly, the work environment (that is, the projected relational synchronous workspace) in which the collaborators perform tasks in cooperation is unified into a unified environment through a unified process. This allows any information, tools or services to be freely combined and compatible with each other according to the operational demands of any collaborator. Third, any collaborator can operate any information, tool, or service in a collaborative work environment (ie, a projected relational synchronized workspace), and the collaborators work in concert A collaborative work environment (i.e., a projected relational synchronization workspace) that performs is projected onto and executed on all collaborators' personal devices (e.g., computers). Thereby, all the co-workers can observe the change which arose as a result of other co-workers operating in a collaborative work environment synchronously. Fourth, in comparison with the conventional screen sharing type cooperation method, the present invention achieves a synchronization effect by transmitting and receiving synchronization commands between the projected relational synchronization workspaces. Since only the synchronization command is transmitted and not all screen data is transmitted, the network bandwidth used is greatly reduced, and the network efficiency is effectively increased.

It is the schematic of the implementation concept of the unification method in embodiment. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a preferred concept that uses a unified script as an intermediate language for realizing a personal workspace. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a preferred arrangement of personal workspaces. 1 is a schematic diagram of an initial state of a method for projecting a workspace in a preferred embodiment. FIG. It is the schematic of the operation concept of the method of projecting the workspace shown in FIG. It is the schematic of the operation concept of the method of projecting the workspace shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the relative relationship between the projectable space instance shown in FIG. 4 and the projected workspace shown in FIG. 5B. 4 is a flowchart of a preferred method of a network coordination method according to the present invention. It is the schematic of the use condition of the network cooperation method which concerns on this invention in preferable embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a process in which a promoter invites a first participant and a second participant. FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of an operation concept in which the network cooperation method illustrated in FIG. 8 is applied to the usage situation illustrated in FIG. 8. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the relative relationships between a projectable space instance and a projected relational synchronization workspace in a preferred embodiment. FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of the concept of a first participant shown in FIG. 10 interacting with a projected relational synchronization workspace in a first machine in an initial state. FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a concept of a second participant shown in FIG. 10 interacting with a projected relational synchronization workspace in a second machine in an initial state. FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of the concept that the promoter shown in FIG. 10 interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the third machine in the initial state. FIG. 11 is a schematic illustration of the concept of a first participant interacting with a projected relational synchronization workspace in a first machine after the first presentation material shown in FIG. 10 has been added and edited in a blank presentation. Schematic of the concept that the second participant interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the second machine after the first presentation material has been added to and edited by the first participant shown in FIG. It is. FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of the concept that a promoter interacts with a projected relational synchronization workspace in a third machine after a first presentation material is added to a blank presentation and edited by the first participant shown in FIG. The second participant shown in FIG. 10 adds the second presentation material to the presentation (which already has the first unified presentation material) and is edited and then the first participant is projected relational in the first machine. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a concept that interacts with a synchronous workspace. After the second presentation material shown in FIG. 10 is added to the presentation (which already has the first unified presentation material) and edited, the second participant interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the second machine. It is the schematic of the concept which acts. Projected relational synchronized workspace in the third machine after the second presentation material shown in FIG. 10 is added and edited to the presentation (which already has the first unified presentation material) by the second participant It is the schematic of the concept which interacts with. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of synchronizing projected relational synchronization workspaces of different machines using a client-server architecture. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of synchronizing projected relational synchronization workspaces of different machines using a P2P architecture. It is the schematic of the operation concept of the use condition of the network cooperation method which concerns on this invention in other preferable embodiment.

  The present invention facilitates a more complete understanding with the following description, including examples of the following terms and conclusions. For the sake of brevity, in this specification, publications containing the published content of the invention are cited in the text for reference.

  Hereinafter, the embodiments of the present invention are not limited, and merely show various aspects and features of the present invention. Regarding the technical significance that is most restricted, the “information source” described in the text refers to an order of codes that are translated into useful information, and the useful information is used for organizing and labeling information. Information sources include websites (eg, Internet services), intranets, social networks, software, e-books, databases, and other information media (eg, storage media used for non-transitory computers, mobile device recording media). Including. The “original information” described in the text includes files, web pages, databases, policies, rules, or any information that can be accessed by related machines and servers. The “original tool” described in the text includes utilities, Includes any executable elements accessible to widgets, intelligent agents, applications, services, or related machines and servers. However, the information source, the original information, and the original tool are not limited to those described above.

  In addition, “original information” and “original tool” are both embodiments of “original elements” described in the text, and in the practice of the present invention, a plurality of “original sources” from the same or different “information sources” are used. The “elements” are all modeled into a plurality of “unified elements” through a unified method, and a plurality of “unified elements” are all compatible with each other in the same work environment, and can perform a specific task in cooperation. Both the “unified tool” and the “unified information unit” are embodiments of the “unified element”. Also, the “Matterizer” described in the text is a component, device, or program code that unifies the “original element”.

  In an embodiment, the above-described unification method is configured such that original information acquired from at least one information source of a plurality of information sources is reorganized based on the unified data model, so that the original information is modeled into a unified information unit. The original tool is modeled into a unified tool by reorganizing the original tool that is modeled and / or obtained from at least one information source of multiple sources based on other unified data models Is done. The unified data model and the other unified data model are the same or different, and the above-mentioned unified method is completed by a materializer.

  FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an implementation concept of the above-described unified method in the embodiment. FIG. 1 shows that the materializer 992 reorganizes the attributes and related links of the original element 991 based on the unified data model 993, the original element 991 is modeled into the unified element 994, and the basic attributes of the unified element 994 are the original elements. It includes a link that displays the type and location of the original element.

  In this embodiment, the original element 991 includes at least original information (not shown) or an original tool (not shown), but is not limited thereto. Next, in the above-described unified method, when the attribute acquired from the original information corresponds to the attribute unified in the unified information unit, the unified information unit is directly generated by the materializer 992. If the attributes obtained from the original information do not correspond to the attributes unified in the unified information unit, the original information is redefined by first performing a logical reorganization on the attributes and related links of the original information. The original information is converted into new original information corresponding to the attribute whose attribute is unified in the unified information unit, and the unified information unit is indirectly generated.

  Note that if the original tool is compatible in the work environment of the workspace, the unified tool is directly generated by the materializer 992. If the original tool is not compatible with the workspace environment, the unified tool is generated indirectly by driving the original tool with an adapter and / or software development kit (SDK) of the original tool. The Also, the adapter provides an interface implementation that is compatible with the workspace.

  “A specific implementation method of a unified method”, “a specific acquisition method of a unified element”, and “a specific operation method of a materializer” according to the present embodiment are described in US Patent Application No. 14/324669 “A METHOD OF With reference to “UNIFYING INFORMATION AND TOOL FROM A PLURALITY OF INFORMATION SOURCES”, Chinese Patent Application No. 201410768564. Reference is made to X, “Method for unifying information and tools from multiple sources and said method, and computer program product and apparatus applying said method”, and will not be repeated here. In addition, those skilled in the art can make any design change that achieves the same effect according to the actual application demand.

  Incidentally, the above-mentioned unification method is only an embodiment of the unification method adopted by the present plan, and the method of unifying a plurality of original elements from different information sources is not limited to the above. Any design change that achieves the same effect according to the actual application demand is possible.

  Below, two unification methods different from the above-mentioned explanation are illustrated. The first unified method is a data unified method applied to Garmin's satellite navigation, and the point of interest (POI) function of Garmin's satellite navigation is the source input into the data by the data unified method. The corresponding unified point information (unified information unit) is acquired by executing the unified process on the point information (original information). The second method is a tool unification method applied to the Android system. The Android system is an open source mobile operating system based on Linux (registered trademark), however, many of the application programs (original tools) in the Android system are programmed in Java (registered trademark), Therefore, all application programs (original tools) programmed with Java (registered trademark) are modeled into a unified application program (unified tool) compatible with the Android system by the tool unification method, and can be executed on the Android system. Become.

  Further, as used herein, “workspace” refers to a workspace that allows at least one materializer and / or at least one tool and / or at least one piece of information to interact to perform a particular task, and at least One information and / or at least one tool is input into the workspace by at least one materializer, but the method of inputting information and / or tools into the workspace is not limited to this. Next, an information importer described below (for example, information input devices 9881, 9882, and 9883 in FIG. 2, Dropbox® input device 9761 ′ in FIG. 6, and FIGS. 11, 12A to 12C) 13A to 13C and FIGS. 14A to 14C, etc.) are all materializer embodiments. The “unified script” described in the text refers to an intermediate language for realizing a workspace, and at least one materializer and / or at least one information and / or at least one by the “unified script”. Tools are provided in the workspace (eg built-ins and plug-ins).

  In one embodiment, the at least one information is at least one unified information unit formed after at least one original information obtained from at least one information source is unified, and the at least one information The tool is at least one unified tool formed after at least one original tool obtained from at least one information source is unified. Based on the different tasks, the user adds the necessary unified information units and / or unified tools from the corresponding information source (eg, built-in or plug-in) into the personal workspace. Therefore, the “workspace” is a user-oriented “personal workspace”.

  2 and 3, FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a preferred concept of using a unified script as an intermediate language for realizing a personal workspace, and FIG. 3 is a preferred layout of the personal workspace shown in FIG. FIG. 2 and 3 show the unified information unit 985 ′ corresponding to the original information 985 in the Dropbox® 982 and the compatible original tool 986 in the cloud storage 983 according to the user's task needs. The combination of the corresponding first unified tool 986 ′ and the second unified tool 987 ′ corresponding to the incompatible original tool 987 in the server 984 is illustrated in the personal workspace 981. More specifically, the user first edits the unified script 980 as an intermediate language for realizing the personal workspace 981, and the unified script 980 uses the information input device 9881 of the Dropbox (registered trademark) 982 and the information in the cloud storage 983. The input device 9882 and the information input device 9883 of the server 984 are configured. The original information 985 in the Dropbox (registered trademark) 982 is unified into the unified information unit 985 ′ by the information input device 9881 and is input to the personal workspace 981.

  2 and 3 are original tools 986 with which the original tools stored in the cloud storage 983 are compatible (ie, the compatible original tools 986 are in the personal workspace 981). The first unified tool 986 ′ corresponding to the original tool 986 that is compatible with the unified script 980 (the information input device 9882 is used). It is illustrated that it is provided directly to the work space 981.

  2 and 3 are original tools 987 in which the original tool stored in the server 984 is not compatible (that is, the incompatible original tool 987 is stored in the personal workspace 981). A second unified corresponding to the original tool 987 that is not compatible with the script 980 (which uses a compatible adapter 989 and information input device 9883), which is not compatible with the component architecture used for the unified tool) It further illustrates that tool 987 ′ is provided in personal workspace 981.

  FIG. 3 also shows that the user arranges the unified information unit 985 ′, the first unified tool 986 ′, and the second unified tool 987 ′ in a specific area of the personal workspace 981 according to the actual application needs ( For example, grouping or placing is illustrated. Finally, by allowing the user to access or control the corresponding unified information unit using the unified tool according to the operational relationship between the unified tool and the unified information unit (for example, by clicking or dragging between them) Perform necessary tasks.

  In this embodiment, “a specific implementation method in which a unified script is used as an intermediate language for realizing a personal workspace”, “a unified information unit and / or a necessary information required by a user according to actual application needs” "A specific implementation method for performing tasks by freely combining unified tools into a personal workspace based on corresponding information sources" is US Patent Application No. 14/325466, "METHOD FOR PERFORMING TASK ON UNIFIED INFORMATION UNITS IN" Further reference to “A PERSONAL WORKSPACE”, US patent application No. 14/324669 and US patent application No. 14/325466 are based on the claim of international priority claim 201410796528.4 “Unified in personal workspace” Method for combining elements, and computer program applying the method Refer to "Gram Product and System" and omit the details here.

  Incidentally, the above-described personal workspace is only an embodiment of the workspace, and the workspace applied to the present invention is not limited to the above. For example, a unified script as an intermediate language for realizing a workspace is edited in advance, and the workspace becomes a workspace in which a default materializer and / or default information and / or a default tool is built-in. Such a workspace is not limited to use by a single user, but can be operated simultaneously or separately by multiple users depending on the actual application demand.

  Further, the “workspace” described in the text is any electronic device (for example, a mobile phone, a tablet terminal, a laptop computer, a desktop personal computer, etc.) that has a computing ability according to the “method for projecting a workspace”. (But not limited to) and any user can operate a “projected workspace” on any electronic device that has computing power.

  In one embodiment, a method for projecting a workspace first includes obtaining a projectable space instance that is instantiated with a uniform resource identifier (URI) in a unified script. A unified script is defined such that a workspace constructed by at least one of a materializer, information, and tools is located (eg, as described above), and an instance of a projectable space corresponds to a workspace Used to construct a projected workspace and includes providing an interface that can perform tasks by manipulating at least one of a materializer, information, and tools. Next, a projector is utilized to analyze the projectable space instance and build a work environment in which at least one of the materializer, information, and tools is placed in the projectable space instance. And the projected workspace is executed, whereby at least one user and the projected workspace interact.

  Projectors are obtained from remote data stations, instances of projectable space, or preloaded application programs and loaded into an engine that provides a compatible environment to run the projector. The engine includes a Java (registered trademark) script engine, a Windows (registered trademark) application, or a Linux (registered trademark) application, but is not limited to the above. The unified script is formed by being declared in a document type definition (DTD), an extensible markup language schema (XML schema), a structured language, a structured protocol, or the like. , Not limited to those described above. An instance of a projectable space is an object, an extensible markup language (XML) document, or an instance generated by a structured language or a structured protocol, etc. However, it is not limited to the above.

  For further details, refer to FIGS. 4, 5A to 5B and 6. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of an initial state of the above-described workspace projection method in the preferred embodiment, and FIGS. 5A and 5B are FIGS. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of an operation concept of the projecting method of the workspace shown in FIG. 6, and FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the relative relationship between the projectable space instance shown in FIG. 4 and the projected workspace shown in FIG. 5B.

  In the initial state shown in FIG. 4, there are a first electronic device 971 and a second electronic device 972 that are connected to each other (for example, connected through the Internet), and a project is possible in the first electronic device 971. A space instance 973 is stored, and a projector 974 is built in the second electronic device 972.

  The unified script 9731 is formed by being declared in a document type definition (DTD), and at least one information input device (matterizer embodiment) and / or at least one unified information unit and / or at least one unified. The workspace constructed by the tool is defined to be arranged, and the projectable space instance 973 is an instance generated in the extensible markup language (XML), and as shown in FIG. Used to build the corresponding projected workspace 976, and information inputs and / or unified information units and / or unified tools are added to or removed from them.

  Further, the projector 974 of the second electronic device 972 causes the work environment 975 used to execute the workspace 976 projected on the second electronic device 972 to be constructed, and the microkernel 977 (see FIG. 6) is used as the work environment. At least one information input device and / or at least one unified information unit and / or at least one unified tool provided in the projected workspace 976 by being provided at 975 are provided. When the second electronic device 972 acquires the projectable space instance 973 in the first electronic device 971 by the unified resource identifier, the projector 974 of the second electronic device 972 analyzes the projectable space instance 973. (See FIG. 5A). After the projectable space instance 973 is analyzed by the projector 974, the projected workspace 976 is operated based on the contents analyzed by the projectable space instance 973. Built on environment 975 (see FIG. 5B). This allows the user of the second electronic device 972 to interact with the workspace 976 projected via the second electronic device 972 and perform related tasks.

  Hereinafter, the relationship between the above-described unified script 9731, the projectable space instance 973, and the projected work space 976 will be described using the usage state illustrated in FIG. 6 as an example. In the usage situation shown in FIG. 6, a workspace for allowing a user who can read the jpg format image file and the gif format image file to be projected and stored in the designated Internet space is constructed. In this usage situation, the unified script 9731 is declared in the document type definition (DTD), and the projectable space instance 973 is generated in the extensible markup language (XML).

  In addition, an information input device and a unified tool are added to the instance 973 of the projectable space, and at least one unified information unit corresponding to at least one original information is projected by the information input device in the workspace 976. Entered. In this usage situation, the information input device is a Dropbox® input device (ie, illustrated as a dashed box 9761), and the original information is a jpg format image file 9791 in the Dropbox® 979 information source, 9792 and gif format image file 9793. The unified information unit is unified jpg format image file 9791 ', 9792' and unified gif format image file 9793 'to be described later, and the unified tool is an image viewer (that is, a broken line). (Illustrated as a frame 9762), which is used to read a format image file input into the projected workspace 976.

  In addition, the projected workspace 976 is constructed after being analyzed by the projector 974 in the second electronic device 972 in the projectable space instance 973, and the Dropbox® input device 9661 on the projected workspace 976. '(Corresponding to the broken line frame 9761 shown) and an image viewer 9762' (corresponding to the broken line frame 9762 shown) are arranged, and the Dropbox (registered trademark) input unit 9761 'causes the Dropbox (registered trademark) 979 information source. Jpg format image files 9791, 9792 and gif format image files 9793 are unified and input to the projected workspace 976, and jpg format image files 9791, 9792, and g Unified jpg format image file 9791, respectively corresponding to f format image file 9793 ', 9792', and unified gif format image file 9793 'appears on the workspace 976 projected. Next, the user of the second electronic device 972 performs an operation on any one of the unified jpg format image files 9791 ′ and 9792 ′ and the unified gif format image file 9793 ′ by a specific operation method (for example, unified Any one of the jpg format image files 9791 'and 9792' and the unified gif format image file 9793 'is clicked, or the unified jpg format image files 9791' and 9792 'and the unified gif format image file 9793' Any one of them is dragged to the image viewer 9762 ′), and the image viewer 9762 ′ uses the unified jpg format image files 9791 ′, 9792 ′, and the unified gif format. Mat any one of the contents of the image file 9793 'is displayed read, so users can be observed. The Dropbox (registered trademark) input unit 9761 ′ and the image viewer 9762 ′ described above are equipped with a microkernel 977.

  Incidentally, the unified resource identifier of the instance 973 of the projectable space is a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) unified resource identifier or a file transfer protocol (FTP) unified resource identifier, and the first electronic device 971 and the second electronic device When the device 972 is integrated into one device, the unified resource identifier of the projectable space instance 973 is also a local file unified resource identifier, but the form of the unified resource identifier is not limited to the above. .

  The “specific method of acquiring the workspace projection method” described in the present embodiment refers to US Patent Application No. 14/577772 “METHOD OF PROJECTING A WORKSPACE AND SYSTEM USING THE SAME”, and US Patent Application No. 14/324669. , 14/325466, 14/577772 based on Chinese patent application No. 201410814138.5 “workspace projection method and system applying the workspace projection method” Detailed description here is omitted.

  Incidentally, the above-described projecting method of the workspace is only a projection method in which the proposed workspace is projected onto any electronic device having a computing capability, and the projecting method in which the workspace is projected onto any electronic device having a computing capability is as follows. Not limited to those described above, any person skilled in the art can make any design change that achieves the same effect according to the actual application demand.

  Furthermore, any workspace is projected onto any electronic device that has computing power. For this reason, any workspace can be delivered to any electronic device that has computing power, and thus the workspace becomes a work platform where a plurality of collaborators can perform tasks in cooperation. That is, the workspace becomes a “relational synchronization workspace”. Hereinafter, a network cooperation method according to the present invention and a machine to which the method is applied will be described in detail.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a preferred method of the network coordination method according to the present invention. The network cooperation method is
Step P1 in which a plurality of uniform elements are combined in an instance of a projectable space to model a relational synchronization workspace according to the demands of operation of at least one promoter;
The relational synchronization workspace is projected to at least one participant, and the projected relational synchronization workspace is equipped with a plurality of uniform elements according to the instance of the projectable space, with at least one participant participating And at least one promoter and / or at least one other participant cooperates to perform the task P2.

  8 to 11, FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a usage situation of the network coordination method according to the present invention in a preferred embodiment, and FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating that the promoter shown in FIG. 8 is a first participant and a second participant. 10 is a schematic diagram of an operation concept in which the network cooperation method shown in FIG. 7 is applied to the usage situation shown in FIG. 8, and FIG. 11 is a projectable space in the preferred embodiment. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the relative relationship between instances of and projected relational synchronization workspaces.

  First, as a preferable example of this embodiment, in the usage situation that “the promoter 23 invites the first participant 21 and the second participant 22 to co-produce the current presentation”, the promoter 23 and the first participant are described below. 21 and the second participant 22 are all collectively referred to as a collaborator 2, and the collaborators 2 are related to each other according to the demand for an operation of “creating a current presentation”. Prior to the start of the network coordination method, the promoter 23 installs the instance 3 of the projectable space on the fourth machine 14, and the instance 3 of the projectable space is used for modeling the relational synchronous workspace. The promoter 23 can combine the necessary uniform elements 5 in the instance 3 of the projectable space according to the operational necessity and the necessity of the communication method for cooperation in producing the current affairs presentation. In the preferred embodiment, the unified tool 51 added during instance 3 of the projectable space includes a presentation reader 511, a presentation editor 512, a video call tool 513, and a recorder 514.

  Further, in the preferred embodiment, as shown in FIG. 11, instance 3 of the projectable space is an instance instantiated in Extensible Markup Language (XML). Further, according to FIG. 11, the compiled contents of the instance 3 in the projectable space and the correspondence relationship of the unified elements 5 in the projected relational synchronization workspace 6 are illustrated as corresponding to both ends of the broken line in FIG. To do.

In addition, FIG. 8 shows that the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13 are used by the first participant 21, the second participant 22, and the promoter 23, respectively, and the first machine. 11 illustrates that the projector 4 is installed in each of the 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13. The projector 4 is a remote station (not shown), an instance 3 of a projectable space in the fourth machine 14, or an application program (not shown) preloaded on the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13. In the preferred embodiment, the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13 are each directly or indirectly connected to the fourth machine 14. Connected (for example, network connection, indicated by broken line in FIG. 10). Thus, the projectable space instance 3 of the fourth machine 14 is transmitted to the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13, and any original elements, eg, the first presentation of the first machine 11. The fourth machine after the data or tools, the second presentation material or tool of the second machine 12, the third presentation material or tool of the third machine 13, the data or executable elements accessible by the related machine or server are unified. 14 is provided.

  Referring to step P2 and FIG. 9 shown in FIG. 7, the instance 3 of the projectable space has a corresponding uniform resource identifier (URI), and the promoter 23 invites a plurality of participants to present the current event presentation 5. In the case of co-production, the promoter 23 causes the first participant 21 and the second participant 22 to transmit the uniform resource identifier of the instance 3 of the projectable space using the platform and / or the channel. Thus, the first participant 21 and the second participant 22 can load the first machine 11 and the second machine 12 with the instance 3 of the projectable space by the unified resource identifier, respectively. Similarly, the promoter 23 causes the third machine 13 to be used to load the instance 3 of the projectable space by the unified resource identifier. The platform used for the transmission of the unified resource identifier is an operating system or a browser, and the channel used for the transmission of the unified resource identifier is an email, an intranet, a social network, a blog, a website, a chat communication channel, or the like. However, the above is only one example, and the form of the platform and the form of the channel are not limited to those described above.

  Next, referring to Step P2 and FIG. 10 shown in FIG. 7, the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine are performed by the projectors 4 of the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13. A working environment 41 for executing the relational synchronization workspaces 6A, 6B, and 6C projected onto the project 13 is constructed, and a microkernel 61 corresponding to the projected relational synchronization workspaces 6A, 6B, and 6C is provided ( 12A-12C, 13A-13C, 14A-14C), a uniform element 5 that is compiled into an instance 3 of a projectable space is equipped. For example, the unified element 5 includes a unified tool 51 and an information input device 52. When the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13 acquire the instance 3 of the projectable space of the fourth machine 14 by the unified resource identifier, respectively, the projector 4 analyzes the instance 3 of the projectable space. Is started. After the projectable space instance 3 is analyzed by the projector 4, the projected relational synchronous workspaces 6 </ b> A, 6 </ b> B, and 6 </ b> C are constructed in the work environment based on the contents analyzed by the projector 4. Thereby, the first participant 21 of the first machine 11, the second participant 22 of the second machine 12, and the promoter 23 of the third machine 13 make the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13 Can interact with the relational synchronization workspaces 6A, 6B, 6C projected through the That is, the collaborators 2 can operate the corresponding projected relational synchronous workspaces 6A, 6B, and 6C, and achieve the purpose of executing a specific task in cooperation.

  Hereinafter, FIGS. 12A to 12C, FIGS. 13A to 13C, FIGS. 14A to 14C, and processes in which the collaborators 2 cooperate to execute tasks, and the network cooperation method according to the present invention will be further described. .

  FIG. 12A is a schematic diagram of the concept that the first participant shown in FIG. 10 interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the first machine in the initial state. FIG. 12B is a schematic diagram of the concept that the second participant shown in FIG. 10 interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the second machine in the initial state. FIG. 12C is a schematic diagram of the concept that the promoter shown in FIG. 10 interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the third machine in the initial state. FIG. 13A is a schematic diagram of the concept that the first participant interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the first machine after the first presentation material shown in FIG. 10 has been added and edited in the blank presentation. . FIG. 13B is a concept in which the second participant interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the second machine after the first presentation material shown in FIG. 10 is added and edited to the blank presentation. FIG. FIG. 13C is a schematic diagram of the concept that the promoter interacts with the projected relational synchronization workspace in the third machine after the first presentation material shown in FIG. 10 is added and edited to the blank presentation. It is. FIG. 14A shows a projection in the first machine after the second presentation material is added and edited by the second participant shown in FIG. 10 to the presentation (already having the first unified presentation material). FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a concept that interacts with a relational synchronization workspace that has been created. FIG. 14B shows the projected relational synchronized work in the second machine after the second presentation material shown in FIG. 10 is added to the presentation (already having the first unified presentation material) and edited. 1 is a schematic diagram of a concept that interacts with space. FIG. FIG. 14C shows the projected relational representation in the third machine after the second presentation material shown in FIG. 10 is added and edited by the second presentation material to the presentation (which already has the first unified presentation material). FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a concept that interacts with a synchronous workspace.

  First, FIG. 12A to FIG. 12C will be referred to. In the initial state of this use situation, the projected relational synchronous workspaces 6A, 6B, and 6C are respectively constructed in the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13, and a blank presentation is performed by the information input device 52. 53 is unified and input to the projected relational synchronous workspaces 6A, 6B, and 6C. A blank presentation 53 is displayed and observed on the first participant 21, the second participant 22, and the promoter 23 by the presentation leader 511. FIG. 12A illustrates a projected relational synchronization workspace 6A that is initially constructed on the first machine 11 and illustrates a presentation editor 512, a video call tool 513, and a recorder 514 in addition to illustrating a blank presentation 53. . The video call tool 513 displays images of the second participant 22 and the promoter 23, and the first participant 21 communicates and discusses with the second participant 22 and the promoter 23. The first participant 21 can edit the presentation 53 displayed in the projected relational synchronization workspace 6 </ b> A by operating the presentation editor 512. When the first participant 21 operates the recorder 514, the process that the collaborator 2 cooperates can be recorded, and the recorded content includes image information, sound information, and the like, and is stored in a specific storage area. FIG. 12A shows that the first participant 21 prepares to add the first presentation material 54 to the blank presentation 53 and uses the presentation editor 512 in the process in which the collaborators 2 communicate and discuss. Illustrating the editing of a blank presentation 53.

  Similarly, FIG. 12B illustrates a projected relational synchronization workspace 6B that is initially built on the second machine 12 and shows a blank presentation 53, but also a presentation editor 512, a video call tool 513, and a recorder 514. Is also illustrated. The video call tool 513 is used to display images of the first participant 21 and the promoter 23, and the second participant 22 can communicate and discuss with the first participant 21 and the promoter 23. When the second participant 22 operates the presentation editor 512, the presentation 53 displayed in the projected relational synchronization workspace 6B can be edited. When the second participant 22 operates the recorder 514, the process coordinated by the collaborator 2 can be recorded, and the recorded content includes image information, sound information, and the like, and is stored in a specific storage area.

  Similarly, FIG. 12C illustrates a projected relational synchronization workspace 6C that is initially built on the third machine 13 and shows a blank presentation 53, but also a presentation editor 512, a video call tool 513, and a recorder 514. Is also illustrated. The video call tool 513 is used to display images of the first participant 21 and the second participant 22, and the promoter 23 can communicate and discuss with the first participant 21 and the second participant 22. When the promoter 23 operates the presentation editor 512, the presentation 53 displayed in the projected relational synchronous workspace 6C can be edited. When the promoter 23 operates the recorder 514, the process coordinated by the collaborator 2 can be recorded, and the recorded content includes image information, sound information, and the like, and is stored in a specific storage area.

  Subsequently, FIGS. 13A-13C illustrate the contents of the projected relational synchronized workspaces 6A, 6B, 6C, respectively, after the first participant 21 has added and edited the first presentation material 54 to the blank presentation 53. . When the first participant 21 performs an operation of adding the first presentation material 54 to the blank presentation 53 (for example, dragging the first presentation material 54 to the blank presentation 53), the first presentation material 54 is stored in the information input device 52. Is unified into the first unified presentation material 54 ′. As shown in the figure, when the presentation 53 of the projected relational synchronization workspace 6A changes according to the operation of the first participant 21, the presentations 53 of the projected relational synchronization workspaces 6B and 6C change in the same manner in synchronization. . That is, the projection 53 of the projected relational synchronization workspace 6A, 6B, 6C includes the first unified presentation material 54 'and the result after being edited by the first participant 21.

  FIG. 13B shows that the second participant 22 has the second presentation material 55, the first unified presentation material 54 ′, and is edited by the first participant 21 in the process in which the collaborator 2 performs communication and discussion. The preparation to be added to the presentation 53 is shown. Further, the presentation 53 having the first unified presentation material 54 'is edited by the presentation editor 512 of the projected relational synchronous workspace 6B.

  14A-14C illustrate the contents of the projected relational synchronized workspaces 6A, 6B, 6C, respectively, after the second participant 22 has added and edited the second presentation material 55 to the blank presentation 53. When the second participant 21 performs an operation of adding the second presentation material 55 to the blank presentation 53 (for example, dragging the second presentation material 55 to the blank presentation 53), the second presentation material 55 becomes the information input device 52. The second unified presentation material 55 ′ is unified. As shown in the figure, when the presentation 53 of the projected relational synchronization workspace 6B changes according to the operation of the second participant 22, the presentations 53 of the projected relational synchronization workspaces 6A and 6C change in a similar manner. . That is, the projected presentations 53 of the relational synchronized workspaces 6A, 6B, and 6C are edited by the first unified presentation material 54 ′, the second unified presentation material 55 ′, the first participant 21, and the second participant 22. And the results after

  As mentioned above, when a change occurs when any collaborator operates in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace, the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the other collaborators will also be synchronized. Change. To achieve the above object, the present invention further provides the following synchronization process. When a projected relational synchronization workspace in any machine is accessed, a corresponding synchronization command is generated and the synchronization command is transmitted to each of the other machines' projected relational synchronization workspaces, so that these The projected relational synchronization workspace changes synchronously. The synchronization process is realized by an architecture such as a client-server architecture or a peer-to-peer (P2P) architecture.

  FIG. 15 is a preferred schematic diagram for synchronizing projected relational synchronization workspaces on different machines utilizing a client-server architecture. In the client server architecture, the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13 are all connected to the server 8. As a result, the synchronization commands from any one of the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13 are all transmitted to the other two machines via the server 8.

  According to FIG. 15, the projected relational synchronization workspace 6A of the first machine 11 generates the corresponding synchronization command D1 in response to the operation of the first participant 21, and the server 8 receives the synchronization command D1 and is synchronized. The command D1 is transmitted to the projected relational synchronization workspace 6B of the second machine 12 and the projected relational synchronization workspace 6C of the third machine 13, and the contents of these projected relational synchronization workspaces 6A, 6B, 6C are: It changes synchronously according to the operation of the first participant 21. Of course, the second participant 22 of the second machine 12 will either access the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace 6B or the promoter 23 of the third machine 13 will respond to the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace 6C. Similarly, the synchronization process is executed when accessing.

  FIG. 16 is a preferred schematic diagram for synchronizing projected relational synchronization workspaces on different machines utilizing the P2P architecture. In the P2P architecture, the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13 can all acquire a location on each other's network by the fourth machine 14, and communicate with each other through a network connection. As a result, a synchronization command from any one of the first machine 11, the second machine 12, and the third machine 13 is directly transmitted to the other two machines.

  For example, according to FIG. 16, the projected relational synchronization workspace 6B of the second machine 12 generates a corresponding synchronization command D2 in response to the operation of the second participant 22, and the synchronization command D2 is The projected relational synchronization workspace 6A and the projected relational synchronization workspace 6C of the third machine 13 are directly transmitted to the contents of the projected relational synchronization workspaces 6A, 6B, 6C. Changes synchronously according to the operation. Of course, when the first participant 21 of the first machine 11 accesses the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace 6A, or when the third machine 13 endless promoter 23 accesses the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace 6C. In the same manner, the synchronization process is executed.

  Of course, the above is only an example, and the synchronization process and the architecture for realizing the synchronization process are not limited to those described above, and those skilled in the art have equivalent effects based on actual application demands. All design changes are possible.

  Preferably, although not necessarily limited, the synchronization settings are set according to the changes that occurred by any collaborator 2 performing in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace based on actual demand. The For example, the first participant 21 notes (not shown) relevant notes on the projected relational synchronization workspace 6A during the collaborative process (not shown), takes notes (not shown), If the first participant 21 does not want to share the notes and notes, the first participant 21 is set to not synchronize the notes and notes. In this way, these notes and notes are not displayed in the projected relational synchronized workspaces 6B and 6C corresponding to the promoter 23 and the second participant 22. For example, the promoter 23 arranges a tool bar (not shown) including a plurality of unified tools (not shown) in the projected relational synchronization workspace 6C during the execution of the cooperative process to facilitate work, provided that the promoter 23 If 23 wants to share the toolbar with only the second participant 22, the promoter 23 sets the synchronization of the toolbar, and the toolbar synchronizes with the projected relational synchronization workspace 6 B corresponding to the second participant 22. To be displayed.

  Furthermore, during the communication and discussion, these collaborators 2 can invite other participants at any time to execute the task in cooperation. For example, if a second participant 22 encounters a problem while producing a current presentation 53 and wants to invite another participant (third participant (not shown)) to get help, the third participant A common resource identifier of the projectable space instance 3 is transmitted to the third participant using the common platform and / or channel, and the third participant can project the projectable space instance 3 to his machine. When loaded, the projected relational synchronized workspace can be constructed and tasks can be performed in cooperation with the promoter 23, the first participant 21, and the second participant 22. In addition, during the communication and discussion, these collaborators 2 have relational synchronous work in which any collaborator 2 is projected with other unified elements 5 (for example, photo processing tools (not shown)) according to actual demand. It can be provided at any time in the spaces 6A, 6B, 6C.

  Incidentally, in the network cooperation method according to the present invention, a single collaborator operates an operation mode for a single collaborator, or a single collaborator operates for a plurality of collaborators (for example, a broadcasting method). Alternatively, a plurality of collaborators include operation modes for a plurality of collaborators. Of course, these collaborators may be machines, and other usage situations are described below.

  FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram of the operation concept of the usage situation of the network coordination method according to the present invention in another preferred embodiment. This preferred embodiment is applied to the following usage situations. “Cable TV setting staff 74 sets the first Internet TV box 71, the second Internet TV box 72, and the third Internet TV box 73 of three different homes, and executes the network cooperative reproduction task”. The first Internet TV box 71, the second Internet TV box 72, and the third Internet TV box 73 have a corresponding projector 4 '. After the projector 4 ′ receives the projectable space instance 3 ′ by the unified resource identifier, the projectable space instance 3 ′ is automatically analyzed by the projector 4 ′, and the projected relational synchronous workspace 6A ′ is projected. A work environment 41 ′ for executing 6B ′ and 6C ′ is constructed. Here, the cable TV setting staff 74 is a promoter, the first Internet TV box 71, the second Internet TV box 72, and the third Internet TV box 73 are participants, and the cable TV setting staff 74, The one internet TV box 71, the second internet TV box 72, and the third internet TV box 73 are related according to the demand for the operation of the “network cooperative reproduction task”.

  Further, prior to the start of the network coordination method, the cable television setup staff 74 causes the fourth machine 14 to install a projectable space instance 3 'to model the relational synchronization workspace, and cable television. The setting staff 74 combines a video playback tool (not shown) and a video playlist (not shown) in the projectable space instance 3 'according to the demand for the operation of the "network cooperative playback task". Thereby, after the start of the cooperation method, the projected relational synchronization workspaces 6A ′, 6B ′, 6C ′ are the work environments 41 of the first Internet TV box 71, the second Internet TV box 72, and the third Internet TV box 73. The first Internet TV box 71, the second Internet TV box 72, and the third Internet TV box 73 are each set to “” to play a video based on the video playlist set by the cable television setting staff 74, respectively. Achieve the purpose of cooperative playback.

  As can be seen from the above description, the network coordination method according to the present invention has the following advantages. First, all participants participating in the network collaboration method can receive a uniform resource identifier of a projectable space instance through a platform and / or channel that they regularly use, and can create a collaborative work environment (ie, Projected relational synchronization workspace). Thus, any person (including any person and any machine) can be invited to perform the task in a coordinated manner, and additionally install application software and application programs on their personal devices (eg, computers) There is no need. Second, the unified process unifies the working environment for these collaborators to perform tasks in a unified environment, and any information, tools, or services are shared by any collaborator. They can be freely combined and compatible with each other according to the demand of operation. Third, all collaborators can operate on any information, tool, or service in a collaborative work environment (ie, a projected relational synchronized workspace) and these collaborators collaborate. A collaborative work environment (ie, a projected relational synchronization workspace) for performing a task is projected onto every collaborator's personal device (eg, a computer), and any collaborator can see other collaborators. Changes that occur as a result of operations in a collaborative work environment can be observed synchronously. Fourth, as compared with the conventional screen sharing type cooperation method, the synchronization effect is achieved in the present invention by transmitting a synchronization command between the projected relational synchronization workspaces. Since only the synchronization command is transmitted and not all screen data is transmitted, the network bandwidth used is greatly reduced, and the network efficiency is effectively increased.

  The foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and does not limit the scope of claims of the present invention. Modifications or modifications that achieve equivalent effects without departing from the spirit of the present invention are also possible. Included in the claims.

2 collaborator 3 projectable space instance 3 ′ projectable space instance 4 projector 4 ′ projector 5 uniform element 6 projected relational synchronization workspace 6A projected relational synchronization workspace 6B projected relational synchronization work Space 6C Projected Relational Synchronization Workspace 6A'Projected Relational Synchronization Workspace 6B'Projected Relational Synchronization Workspace 6C'Projected Relational Synchronization Workspace 8 Server 11 First Machine 12 Second Machine 13 Third Machine 14 Fourth Machine 21 First Participant 22 Second Participant 23 Promoter 41 Work Environment 41 ′ Work Environment 51 Unified Tool 52 Information Input Device 53 Presentation 54 First Present Presentation material 54 'First unified presentation material 55 Second presentation material 55' Second unified presentation material 60 Projectable space instance 61 Microkernel 71 First Internet TV box 72 Second Internet TV box 73 Third Internet TV box 74 Cable TV setting staff 511 Presentation leader 512 Presentation editor 513 Video call tool 514 Recorder 971 First electronic device 972 Second electronic device 973 Projectable space instance 974 Projector 975 Work environment 976 Projected workspace 977 Microkernel 979 Dropbox (registered trademark)
980 Unified Script 981 Personal Workspace 982 Dropbox (registered trademark)
983 Cloud storage 984 Server 985 Original information 985 'Unified information unit 986 Original tool 986' First unified tool 987 Original tool 987 'Second unified tool 991 Original element 992 Materizer 993 Unified data model 994 Unified element 9731 Unified script 9761 Broken line frame 976 1 'Dropbox (registered trademark) input device 9762 Broken line frame 9762 ′ Image viewer 9791 jpg format image file 9791 ′ Unified jpg format image file 9792 jpg format image file 9792 ′ Unified jpg format image file 9793 gif format image file 9793 ′ Unified gif format image file 9881 Information input unit 9882 Information input unit 9883 Information input unit D Synchronization command D2 synchronization command P1 step P2 step

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Combining a plurality of matters in a projectable space instance to model a relational synchronous workspace according to the demands of operation of at least one promoter; ,
The relational synchronization workspace is projected to at least one participant, and the projected relational synchronization workspace is equip with the plurality of uniform elements according to an instance of the projectable space; Network coordinating method comprising the steps of: at least one participant accessing, said at least one promoter and / or at least one other participant cooperating to perform a task.   At least two of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant are related according to the demand for the operation. The network cooperation method according to claim 1.   At least one of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant performs at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace. At least one of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant depending on its corresponding synchronization setting. The network coordination method according to claim 1, wherein the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to a person changes synchronously. At least one of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant performs the at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace. A step to generate a sync command,
According to a client-server architecture or a peer-to-peer (P2P) architecture, the synchronization command is at least one of the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant. The projections transmitted to the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to another one and corresponding to the at least one promoter, the at least one participant, and the at least one other participant. The network coordination method according to claim 3, further comprising the step of synchronously changing the relational synchronization workspace created.   The network coordination method according to claim 1, wherein the at least one participant includes a machine and / or the at least one other participant includes a machine.   The projected relational synchronization workspace can be operated by a single user in a mode of operation for a single user, or by a single user in a mode of operation for a large number of users, or by a large number of users by a large number of uses. The network cooperation method according to claim 1, further comprising an operation mode for a user.   The plurality of unified elements joined to the projectable space instance includes at least one materializer, at least one unified tool, and / or at least one unified information unit, and the at least one unified information unit and The network coordination method according to claim 1, wherein the at least one unified tool is input into the projected relational synchronization workspace by the at least one materializer.   Each said unified element is formed after an original element obtained from at least one information source is unified by said at least one materializer, and each said unified element is joined to an instance of said projectable space The network cooperation method according to claim 7, wherein the network cooperation method is characterized. At least one original tool corresponding to the at least one unified tool comprises at least one of utilities, widgets, agents, applications, services, and any executable elements accessible by an associated machine or server; And / or
The at least one original information corresponding to the at least one unified information unit may be a file, web page, database, policy, rule, policy of the relational synchronization workspace, and any executable executable accessible by the associated machine or server. The network coordination method according to claim 8, characterized in that it includes at least one of the information. The projecting step includes
Obtaining an instance of the projectable space by a unified resource identifier;
The network coordination of claim 1, further comprising: analyzing an instance of the projectable space by a projector, constructing a work environment, and executing the projected relational synchronous workspace. Method.   The network cooperation method according to claim 10, wherein the projector is loaded on an engine that provides a compatible environment for executing the projector.   The network coordination method according to claim 11, wherein the engine includes at least one of a Java (registered trademark) script engine, a Windows (registered trademark) application, or a Linux (registered trademark) application.   The network collaboration method according to claim 1, wherein the projectable space instance is an object, an extensible markup language document, or an instance instantiated in a structured language or a structured protocol. A step where multiple uniform elements are combined in an instance of a projectable space to model a relational synchronous workspace according to operational demands;
The relational synchronization workspace is projected to a plurality of collaborators, and the projected relational synchronization workspace is equipped with the plurality of unified elements according to an instance of the projectable space, and the plurality of collaboration works A network cooperation method comprising: a step of allowing at least one of the workers to access, and performing a task in cooperation with at least one of the plurality of collaborators.   15. The network coordination method according to claim 14, wherein at least two of the plurality of collaborators are related according to the demand for the operation.   The at least one change caused by the at least one of the plurality of collaborators performing at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace is dependent on its corresponding synchronization setting 15. The network coordination method of claim 14, wherein the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the at least one other of the plurality of collaborators changes synchronously. Generating a synchronization command when the at least one of the plurality of collaborators performs the at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace;
The synchronization command is transmitted to the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the at least one other of the plurality of collaborators by a client-server architecture or a peer-to-peer (P2P) architecture. 17. The network coordination method of claim 16, further comprising the step of synchronously changing the projected relational synchronization workspaces corresponding to the plurality of collaborators.   The network coordination method according to claim 14, wherein each of the collaborators includes a machine.   The projected relational synchronization workspace can be a single collaborator operating mode for a single collaborator, or a single collaborator operating mode for multiple collaborators, or multiple collaborators. 15. The network cooperation method according to claim 14, wherein the operation mode includes an operation mode for a large number of collaborators.   The plurality of unified elements joined to the projectable space instance includes at least one materializer, at least one unified tool, and / or at least one unified information unit, and the at least one unified information unit and 15. The network coordination method according to claim 14, wherein the at least one unified tool is input into the projected relational synchronization workspace by the at least one materializer.   Each said unified element is formed after an original element obtained from at least one information source is unified by said at least one materializer, and each said unified element is joined to an instance of said projectable space 21. The network coordination method according to claim 20, characterized in that The projecting step includes
Obtaining an instance of the projectable space by a unified resource identifier;
15. The network coordination of claim 14, comprising: analyzing an instance of the projectable space by a projector, constructing a work environment, and executing the projected relational synchronization workspace. Method.   A projected relational synchronized workspace corresponding to an instance of the projectable space, wherein the projectable space instance is analyzed after the machine has received an instance of the projectable space And the projected relational synchronization workspace is equipped with a plurality of uniform elements that are combined in instances of the projectable space, and a task is executed in cooperation with at least one collaborator, or a plurality At least one of the collaborators and at least one other of the plurality of collaborators perform the task in a coordinated manner, and the plurality of unified elements may be configured according to the demand for operation. Combined in instances of projectable space Machine characterized by Rukoto.   24. A machine according to claim 23, wherein each collaborator comprises another machine.   The at least one change caused by the at least one of the plurality of collaborators performing at least one operation in the corresponding projected relational synchronization workspace is dependent on its corresponding synchronization setting The machine of claim 23, wherein the projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the at least one other of the plurality of collaborators changes synchronously.   The projected relational synchronization workspace corresponding to the at least one other of the plurality of collaborators is built on at least one other machine. Machine of.   24. The machine according to claim 23, wherein at least two of the plurality of collaborators are related according to demand for the operation.   The plurality of unified elements joined to the projectable space instance includes at least one materializer, at least one unified tool, and / or at least one unified information unit, and the at least one unified information unit and 24. The machine of claim 23, wherein the at least one unified tool is entered into the projected relational synchronization workspace by the at least one materializer.   Each said unified element is formed after an original element obtained from at least one information source is unified by said at least one materializer, and each said unified element is joined to an instance of said projectable space 29. A machine according to claim 28, characterized. At least one original tool corresponding to the at least one unified tool comprises at least one of utilities, widgets, agents, applications, services, and any executable elements accessible by an associated machine or server; And / or
The at least one original information corresponding to the at least one unified information unit may be a file, web page, database, policy, rule, policy of the relational synchronization workspace, and any executable executable accessible by the associated machine or server. 30. A machine according to claim 29, characterized in that it comprises at least one of the information.