TH60750B - Sending asynchronous sequenced messages for web application systems. - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (01/12/52) Several key features enable local web applications to communicate asynchronously with underlying web services, depending on the local device's current state and the user's communication rights. In at least some key features, the synchronization engine receives a message in the "Web Inbox" from the underlying web service or application. In at least some key features, the synchronization engine notifies the local web application of the message, sends the message to the web application, and/or contains the web application. If the synchronization engine is out of synchronization time, the web application's message may be transferred to the "Web Outbox," where the message remains until it is actually delivered to the web service. The synchronization engine determines a time frame for transmitting the response to the web service by querying the local device for its current state. The synchronization engine and the user's communication rights are key features that enable local web applications to communicate asynchronously with the underlying web service or application, depending on the current state of the local device and the user's communication rights. In at least some key features, the synchronization engine receives a message in the "Web Inbox" from the underlying web service or application. In at least some key features, the synchronization engine notifies the local web application of the message, sends the message to the web application, and/or contains the web application. If the synchronization engine is out of the interaction window, the web application's message may be transferred to the "Web Outbox," where the message remains until it is actually delivered to the web service. The synchronization engine determines a time frame for transmitting the interaction to the web service by querying the local device for its current state. (synchronization engine) and user communication rights.

Claims (1)

Revised September 29, 2017. 1. The asynchronous communication method consists of: Receiving one or more messages from a web application at the primary interface located on a local device, facilitating communication between one or more web applications and one or more local applications located on the local device, and that is the target recipient of one or more messages from one or more web applications; determining whether one or more local applications are in a session; and loading one or more local applications in response to the determination of whether one or more local applications are out of a session, where the determination is executed to ensure that the action associated with the message has been performed; responding to perform the action associated with the message; receiving one or more responses to one or more messages from one or more local applications located on the local device at the secondary interface of the local device, where the first and second interfaces facilitate communication for one or more local devices responding to one or more web applications when one or more web applications are out of a session. The transfer of one or more interactions from a second-entry box to a third-entry box of a device, specifically for transmission via one or more web services, where the transfer to the third-entry box is performed through one or more web applications when such web applications are within a specified time frame for transmitting one or more interactions to one or more web servers; and the transmission of one or more interactions from a third-entry box to one or more web servers within a specified time frame. 1. The asynchronous communication methodology consists of: receiving one or more messages from web servers at the primary box located on a local device; receiving one or more interactions to one or more messages from one or more web applications at the secondary box located on a local device; scheduling the transmission of one or more interactions from the secondary box to one or more web servers; and transmitting one or more interactions from the secondary box to one or more web servers within a specified time.