Page Context
- Client industry: Multi-app routing
- Business direction: All-in-one AI platform and multi-app orchestration
- Capability area: Forms and interactions
What the data for this category looks like
Multi-app routing data comes from AI application configurations created within the platform, externally connected application keys, and invocation rules. Updates trigger when routing rules are saved or synchronized, with no fixed full update cycle. The document structure is a structured key-value pair collection. It includes fields such as unique routing identifier, associated application list, trigger matching rule, traffic allocation parameters, and more. Fields have no mandatory units, and values are assigned only per configuration rules. Trigger matching rules are string-form matching expressions. Traffic allocation parameters are positive integer proportion identifiers.
What constraints these characteristics impose on forms and interactions
These characteristics impose clear constraints on the forms and interactions flow. Since data comes from AI applications created within the platform, associated application selection options can only be picked from the platform’s existing application list via a dropdown menu. Manual input of unconfigured application identifiers is not supported. Trigger matching rules are string-form matching expressions. Forms must provide real-time syntax validation and prompts to prevent entry of illegally formatted rule content. Traffic allocation parameters are positive integer types. Forms must restrict input to positive integers, and reject negative values, zero, or non-numeric characters. Additionally, because data updates only trigger when rules are saved, form submissions automatically trigger a synchronization check for associated application configurations. This ensures associated applications have not been deleted or had their configurations altered.
How to configure the settings
| Configuration Item | Recommended Approach | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
Associated Application List | Select 2 or more from the platform’s existing AI application list | Multi-app routing requires traffic distribution; a single application cannot form a routing logic |
Trigger Matching Rule | Write matching expressions based on user input fields | Enables precise matching of requests for specific business scenarios, triggering designated applications for processing |
Traffic Allocation Weight | Positive integers between 1 and 100 | Covers traffic distribution needs for different businesses, and complies with parameter type restrictions |
Route Activation Status | Enable or disable | Facilitates switching routing rules between test and production environments |
Call Timeout Period | 30-60 seconds | Adapts to response durations of most AI applications, preventing premature request termination |
Sync Verification Switch | Enable | Ensures routing rules synchronize latest information when associated application configurations are updated |
Three common configuration mistakes
- Symptom: An
undefined modelerror is returned after configuring a custom routing channel. Cause: Model parameters for associated applications are not filled correctly, or unsupported model identifiers are used. - Symptom: No requests match the corresponding routing after the routing rule is saved. Cause: The syntax format of the trigger matching rule does not meet platform requirements, or matching conditions are overly strict.
- Symptom: Request timeouts occur when invoking the route. Cause: The call timeout duration is set too short, and does not adapt to the actual response duration of associated applications.
How to confirm successful configuration
- Check the status indicator in the platform’s routing list to confirm the routing rule’s enable status is active.
- Simulate a request that complies with the trigger matching rule, and check the routing logs to confirm the request is correctly allocated to the associated applications.
- Check the invocation logs of associated applications to confirm that request parameters forwarded by the route match the configured settings.
- Adjust the traffic allocation weight, and check the routing statistics to confirm the traffic allocation ratio matches the expected settings.
The parameter values provided on this page are common starting points for configuration. Actual values are affected by material form, data volume, and business rules. Specific issues require individual analysis. It is recommended to test on your own samples before finalizing settings.
Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.