Multi-space programming method for application development

Abstract

This application pertains to the field of computer technology and discloses a multi-space programming method for application development. The user inputs information in the graphical interface of Application A, located in the desktop space. This information is encapsulated as a vimcall message and transmitted to the terminal space through network transmission. The terminal space analyzes the vimcall message to determine whether backend processing is required. If backend processing is unnecessary, the vimcall message is handled by the frontend of Application A, or through collaboration between the frontend of Application A and the frontends of other applications, with the results displayed in the desktop space. If backend processing is required, the message is processed through backend invocation, and the results are transmitted back to the desktop space, where the application's interface displays the processed information. This method enables the invocation of both frontend and backend components within the desktop and terminal spaces to process the required system data, thereby simplifying and standardizing the interaction between applications and reducing the development complexity for developers.

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