WO2008067770A1 - Réacheminement d'information - Google Patents

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WO2008067770A1
WO2008067770A1 PCT/CN2007/071184 CN2007071184W WO2008067770A1 WO 2008067770 A1 WO2008067770 A1 WO 2008067770A1 CN 2007071184 W CN2007071184 W CN 2007071184W WO 2008067770 A1 WO2008067770 A1 WO 2008067770A1
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Xing Chen
Yong-Gang Steele Mao
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    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L51/00—User-to-user messaging in packet-switching networks, transmitted according to store-and-forward or real-time protocols, e.g. e-mail
    • H04L51/21—Monitoring or handling of messages
    • H04L51/212—Monitoring or handling of messages using filtering or selective blocking

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  • the present invention relates generally to the field of information technology, and more particularly, to the heavy information
  • Figure 1 illustrates a process that can currently be implemented to send a short message service message or a multimedia message service message from a client (including, for example, the personal information manager of Outlook) to a user terminal (e.g., a mobile phone).
  • a client including, for example, the personal information manager of Outlook
  • a user terminal e.g., a mobile phone
  • the client 110 When the client 110 receives information (such as an email, a calendar, a calendar, a contact, etc.) from an email server (not shown) such as POP3, it transmits to a service provider (via a web service) Data) 120 transmits the above information (step S1).
  • information such as an email, a calendar, a calendar, a contact, etc.
  • POP3 an email server
  • a service provider via a web service
  • the service provider 120 then transmits the above information to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 130 (step S2).
  • the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 130 transmits the above information to the user terminal 140 (step S3).
  • step S3 that is, when the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 130 transmits to the user terminal 140, the above information is transmitted through a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • a method for controlling delivery of information to a user terminal Before the client closes, an information sending rule is set at the client, and the information sending rule specifies which information should be sent to the user terminal when the client is closed. And, these information sending rules are tied to the client's email account. The client then passes these information delivery rules to the web service. After that, the client can be closed. The web service then transmits these information sending rules to a server.
  • the server can be an OMS (Outlook Mobile Service) server or an email server (such as a POP3 server).
  • the above server When the above server receives information from another server (e.g., an SMTP server) (e.g., an email), the information is filtered using the above information transmission rules to determine which information should be sent to the user terminal. The server then reroutes the information associated with the above information transmission rules and sends those information to the Web Service. This information is then sent by the web service to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider. Finally, the above information is sent by the mobile network operator/mobile service provider to the user terminal via, for example, a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • another server e.g., an SMTP server
  • the above information is filtered using the above information transmission rules to determine which information should be sent to the user terminal.
  • the server then reroutes the information associated with the above information transmission rules and sends those information to the Web Service. This information is then sent by the web service to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider. Finally, the above information is sent by the mobile network operator/mobile service provider to the user terminal via, for example,
  • an apparatus for controlling delivery of information to a user terminal includes receiving means for receiving an information transmission rule originating from the client; the rerouting means for rerouting information related to the information transmission rule, and transmitting the information to the user terminal.
  • a computer program for controlling delivery of information to a user terminal comprising: for setting a letter at a client a code for transmitting a rule; a code for receiving an information transmission rule originating from the client; a code for rerouting information related to the information transmission rule, and transmitting the information to the user terminal.
  • the user terminal can receive information (e.g., e-mail, calendar, calendar, contacts), thereby enabling an uninterrupted OMS (Outlook Mobile Service).
  • information e.g., e-mail, calendar, calendar, contacts
  • FIG. 1 shows a conventional process of transmitting a short message service message or a multimedia message service message from a client to a user terminal
  • FIG. 2 illustrates a system for transmitting information to a user terminal with the client turned off, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 3 illustrates a process of transmitting a short message service message or a multimedia message service message to a user terminal with the client turned off, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a process of transmitting a short message service message or a multimedia message service message to a user terminal with the client turned off, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 5 illustrates a system for transmitting information to a user terminal with the client turned off, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 6 illustrates a process of transmitting a short message service message or a multimedia message service message to a user terminal with the client turned off, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention
  • Figure 7 illustrates an apparatus for controlling delivery of information to a user terminal in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 2 illustrates a system for transmitting information to a user terminal with the client turned off, in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the system includes a client 202, a web service 204, an OMS server 206, an email server 208, a mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210, and a user terminal 212.
  • an information transmission rule is set at the client 202, which specifies which information should be sent to the user terminal 212 when the client 202 is closed. Also, these information transmission rules are tied to the email account of the client 202. Client 202 then passes these information delivery rules to Web Service 204. Thereafter, client 202 can be closed. The web service 204 then transmits these information transmission rules to the OMS server 206.
  • Storing these information sending rules, and implementing functions such as information aggregation, information caching, and information filtering using the information sending rules may be implemented in the OMS server 206 or in the email server 208, as will be described below in conjunction with FIGS. 3 and 4. describe.
  • the above OMS server 206 transmits information related to the above information transmission rule to the Web Service 204 0 and then transmits the information to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 by the Web Service 204. Finally, the above information is sent by the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 to the user terminal 212 via, for example, a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates a process of transmitting a short message service message or a multimedia message service message to a user terminal in the case of the system shown in FIG. 2 in the case of the client being closed, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
  • an information transmission rule is set at the client 202 (step 320), which specifies which information should be sent to, for example, when the client 202 is closed.
  • User terminal 212 of the mobile phone may include emails, calendars, scams, contacts, and the like.
  • the above information sending rule may specify that only the information of the specific information sender or subject may be sent to the user terminal 212; for the information of the calendar type, the above information sending rule may be specified to be sent the next day, every week Or monthly calendar information;
  • the above information sending rule may specify sending a schedule reminder, sending a specific time period schedule reminder information, and the like. And, these information sending rules are tied to the client's email account. Multiple email accounts can be bound to the above information delivery rules.
  • Client 202 then passes these information delivery rules to Web Service 204 (step 322).
  • client 202 can be closed (step 324).
  • a message can be sent to the Web Service 204.
  • the Web Service 204 can assume that the client 202 has lost connection with it. Therefore, the Web Service 204 can know if the client 202 is connected to it.
  • the Web Service 204 then transmits these information transmission rules to an OMS (Outlook Mobile Service) server 206 (step 326).
  • OMS Outlook Mobile Service
  • functions such as information aggregation, information caching, information filtering using information transmission rules, and information transfer, which will be described later, are implemented in the OMS server 206.
  • the OMS server 206 After receiving the information transmission rules from the Web Service 204, the OMS server 206 stores these information transmission rules locally. The OMS server 206 then retrieves the information from the email server 208 (e.g., POP3 server) of the email account bound to the above information transmission rule (step 328).
  • the email server 208 e.g., POP3 server
  • the information delivery rules can be tied to multiple email accounts, so the OMS server 206 can also retrieve the above information from multiple email servers.
  • the above email server 208 receives such information, for example, from a third party server (e.g., an SMTP server, not shown).
  • a third party server e.g., an SMTP server, not shown.
  • the OMS server 206 retrieves the above information from the email server 208 of the email account bound to the above-described information transmission rule, and caches the above information locally (step 330). Then, the OMS server 206 filters the locally cached information using the above information transmission rule to determine the information that should be sent to the user terminal 212 (step 332).
  • the OMS server 206 then transmits the information determined to be sent to the user terminal 212 after filtering to the Web Service 204 (step 334).
  • the Web Service 204 then sends the information to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 (step 336).
  • the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 then transmits the information to the user terminal 212 (step 338).
  • step 338 the above-described filtered information determined to be transmitted is transmitted to the user terminal 212 by a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • the user terminal 212 can receive the information, thereby facilitating the user to see the information he needs in time.
  • the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 does not send information to the user terminal 212, but provides a WAP email service. The user goes through the user terminal 212 to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 to view the above information.
  • the user terminal 212 After the user sees the above information in his user terminal 212, he/she can reply to the above information by using the user terminal 212, that is, the user terminal 212 sends a reply message to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 (steps) 340). More specifically, the user terminal 212 transmits the reply message to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 via a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 then sends the reply message to the Web Service 204 (step 342).
  • the Web Service 204 then sends the above reply message to the OMS server 206 (step 344).
  • the OMS server 206 sends the above reply message to a server (step
  • the user can also reply important information in time.
  • Figure 4 illustrates a guest in the system of Figure 2 in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
  • an information transmission rule is set at the client 202 before the client 202 is closed (step 420).
  • the client 202 then passes these information delivery rules to the Web Service 204 (step 422).
  • client 202 can be closed (step 424).
  • Web Service 204 then transmits these information transmission rules to an OMS (Outlook Mobile Service) server 206 (step 426).
  • OMS Outlook Mobile Service
  • the OMS server 206 transmits the above-described information transmission rule to the email server 208 (e.g., POP3 server) of the email account bound to the above-described information transmission rule (step 428).
  • the email server 208 e.g., POP3 server
  • the email server 208 then filters the information therein using the above information transmission rules to determine the information that should be sent to the user terminal 212 (step 430).
  • the above email server 208 receives such information, for example, from a third party server (e.g., an SMTP server, not shown).
  • a third party server e.g., an SMTP server, not shown.
  • the email server 208 then transmits the information determined to be sent to the user terminal 212 after filtering to the OMS server 206 (step 432).
  • the OMS server 206 then sends the above information to the Web Service 204 (step 434).
  • the Web Service 204 then sends the information to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 (step 436).
  • the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 then transmits the information to the user terminal 212 (step 438).
  • the information determined to be transmitted after filtering is sent to the user terminal 212 by the short message service message or the multimedia message service message. Through these steps, the user terminal 212 can receive the message even if the client 202 is turned off.
  • the user terminal 212 sends a reply to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210.
  • Information More specifically, the user terminal 212 sends the reply message to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 via a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 then sends the reply message to the Web Service 204 (step 442).
  • the Web Service 204 then sends the above reply message to the OMS server 206 (step 444).
  • the OMS server 206 then sends the reply message to a server (step 446, such as an SMTP server for an email account associated with the information delivery rule, or email server 208).
  • a server such as an SMTP server for an email account associated with the information delivery rule, or email server 208.
  • Figure 5 illustrates a system for transmitting information to a user terminal with the client turned off, in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the system differs from the system described in connection with Figure 2 in that the OMS server 206 is omitted and the functions of the OMS server 206 described above are assigned to other entities, such as the email server 208 and the Web Service 204.
  • FIG. 6 shows a process of transmitting a short message service message or a multimedia message service message to a user terminal in the case of the system shown in FIG. 5 with the client turned off, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
  • an information transmission rule is set at the client 202 before the client 202 is closed (step 620).
  • the client 202 then passes these information delivery rules to the Web Service 204 (step 622).
  • client 202 can be closed (step 624).
  • the web service provider 204 then transmits these information transmission rules to the email server 208 of the email account bound to the above information delivery rules (eg, POP3 service) Server) (step 626).
  • the above information delivery rules eg, POP3 service
  • the email server 208 then filters the information therein using the above information transmission rules to determine the information that should be sent to the user terminal 212 (step 630).
  • the above email server 208 receives such information, for example, from a third party server (e.g., an SMTP server, not shown).
  • a third party server e.g., an SMTP server, not shown.
  • the email server 208 then sends the information determined to be sent to the user terminal 212 after filtering to the Web Service 204 (step 634).
  • the Web Service 204 then sends the information to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 (step 636).
  • the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 then sends the information to the user terminal.
  • the information determined to be transmitted after the filtering is sent to the user terminal 212 by the short message service message or the multimedia message service message.
  • the user terminal 212 can be enabled to receive information even if the client 202 is turned off.
  • the user terminal 212 sends a reply to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210.
  • Information (step 640). More specifically, the user terminal 212 sends the reply message to the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 via a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210 then sends the reply message to the Web Service 204 (step 642).
  • the Web Service 204 transmits the above reply information to a server (step 644, for example, an SMTP server of an email account associated with the information transmission rule, or the above-described email server 208).
  • a server for example, an SMTP server of an email account associated with the information transmission rule, or the above-described email server 208.
  • a network may be included, and the network may be a wireless network, a wired network, or a combination thereof. Additionally, the network can be a local area network, a metropolitan area network, a wide area network, or a combination thereof.
  • the user terminal
  • 212 is a user terminal of the mobile network operator/mobile service provider 210.
  • the user in order to enable the sending of a short message service message or a multimedia message service message by the client 202 to the user terminal 212, e.g., a mobile phone, the user needs to register with the Web Service 204.
  • the short message service message or the multimedia message service message can be resumed sent by the client 202 to the user terminal 212, such as a mobile phone, as described in the Background section.
  • the user terminal 212 such as a mobile phone
  • the above information is retrieved by the client 202 from the email server 208 as indicated by the dashed arrows in Figures 2 and 5). It can also be said that, thereafter, the above information transmission rule transmitted to the Web Service 204 is invalid.
  • Figure 7 illustrates an apparatus for controlling delivery of information to a user terminal in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the device 700 includes a receiving device 710, configured to receive an information sending rule originating from a client, and a rerouting device 720, configured to reroute information related to the information sending rule, and send the information. To the user terminal.
  • the client includes a personal information manager such as Outlook, and the information sending rule specifies which information should be sent to a user terminal such as a mobile phone when the client is closed, and the information includes an email, a schedule, a calendar, or a contact. And wherein the information is sent to the user terminal through a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • a personal information manager such as Outlook
  • the information sending rule specifies which information should be sent to a user terminal such as a mobile phone when the client is closed, and the information includes an email, a schedule, a calendar, or a contact.
  • the information is sent to the user terminal through a short message service message or a multimedia message service message.
  • the device 700 described above is included in the email server 208.
  • device 700 includes means for performing the steps involved in email server 208 in the embodiment described in connection with FIG. 4 and in the embodiment described in connection with FIG.
  • the apparatus 700 described above is included in the OMS server 206.
  • device 700 includes means for performing the steps involved in OMS server 206 in the embodiment described in connection with FIG.

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La présente invention concerne un procédé, un dispositif et un programme de contrôle de la transmission d'informations au terminal d'utilisateur ; elle implique que les règles d'envoi d'informations soient configurées du côté client avant que ce côté ne soit fermé, puis que le côté client transfère ces règles d'envoi au service web ; le service web transfère ensuite les règles d'envoi d'informations reçues à un serveur et filtre les informations en utilisant les règles d'envoi d'informations pour déterminer quelles informations doivent être envoyées au terminal de l'utilisateur. Le service réachemine ensuite les informations qui ont trait aux règles d'envoi d'informations puis envoie les informations au service web et finalement au terminal d'utilisateur.
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