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Host state-sensing for message interruption

  • US 10,554,609 B2
  • Filed: 08/14/2016
  • Issued: 02/04/2020
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/27/2005
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A data processing system configured for host sensing for message interruption, the system comprising:

  • a processor coupled to memory elements through a system bus;

    a messenger disposed in a host computing platform and receiving messages corresponding to a particular end user;

    prioritization logic comprising program code and executing by the processor so as to be enabled to, for each one of the received messages, determining a corresponding source of the one of the received messages, determine a position in a relationship hierarchy, that grades or ranks sources of messages, for the corresponding source relative to the particular end user, and assign a priority value to the one of the received messages based upon the position in the relationship hierarchy;

    the messenger, for each one of the received messages, in response to the receipt of the one of the received messages, comparing the priority value assigned to the one of the received messages to a pre-configured threshold value and permitting a message interruption for the one of the received messages prompting the particular end user to establish a collaborative session with a corresponding source of the one of the received messages only on condition that the priority value exceeds the pre-configured threshold value; and

    , host state sensing logic comprising program code enabled to respond to an activation of a particular application pre-specified by the end user by dynamically adjusting the threshold value such that for subsequently received messages, a different priority value when compared to the dynamically adjusted threshold value permits the message interruption.

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