JP2009064464A - Image display controller - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable a digital camera to utilize function of Web page. <P>SOLUTION: A Web page 62 is displayed on a display screen of a digital camera. The Web page 62 consists of one scene of an image. When radio-button equivalent areas 63, 64 or 65 are clicked, a http request that indicates the fact is transmitted from the digital camera to a conversion server. At the conversion server, a Web page where a black circle is put on the clicked radio-button equivalent area is generated. An html response that shows the generated Web page is transmitted from the conversion server to the digital camera. The Web page where the black circle is put on the clicked radio-button equivalent area is displayed at the display screen of the digital camera. Thus, the function of radio button of the Web page can be used substantially. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an image display control device, an image display control method, and a program for controlling the image display control device.

  With the development of computer devices, not only personal computers but also various devices such as mobile phones and digital cameras can access servers via the Internet. Various devices have been devised since devices other than personal computers can access the image server. For example, when providing image information to a mobile phone, there is one that edits image data in accordance with the display screen of the mobile phone (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2000-188776 A

  Some web pages have various functions such as clickable maps. For this reason, depending on the function given to the web page, there is a device that does not operate according to the function of the web page even if the device can display the web page. Web page features may not be available.

  An object of the present invention is to make it possible to use the function of a web page.

  The first invention relates to a web page display system including an image display control device and an image server which can communicate with each other. Data representing a web page image including an image area corresponding to an action area but an unclickable area is transmitted from the image server to the image display control apparatus.

  The image display control device includes a display device for displaying a web page image represented by web page image data transmitted from the image server on a display screen, and a web page displayed on the display screen of the display device. Determining means for determining whether or not the action equivalent area included in the image is clicked, and when the determination means determines that the action equivalent area has been clicked, data representing the clicked area is stored in the image server. First transmission means for transmitting is provided.

  Further, the image server is a web in which a part of the web page image is updated according to the click content based on the data representing the click content transmitted from the first transmission means of the image display control device. A generating unit that generates data representing a page image, and a second transmitting unit that transmits the updated web page image data generated by the generating unit to the image display control device.

  The image display control device and the image server may be configured independently.

  An image server according to a second invention is a first generation means for generating data representing a web page image including an image area which is an image area corresponding to an action area but is an unclickable area, the first generation Web page image data generated by the first transmission means for transmitting to the image display control device, and the web page image represented by the web page image data transmitted from the first transmission means. In response to a click on an action-corresponding area included in the image display control device, receiving means for receiving data representing the clicked content transmitted from the image display control device, clicks received by the receiving means Based on the data representing the content, the updated web page image according to the click content is updated. Second generation means for generating data representing a page image, and second transmission means for transmitting the updated web page image data generated by the second generation means to the image display control device. It is characterized by.

  A control method suitable for the second invention is also provided. That is, this method transmits data representing a web page image including an image area corresponding to the action area to the image display control device, and is included in the web page image represented by the transmitted web page image data. In response to the action equivalent area being clicked in the image display control device, data representing the clicked content transmitted from the image display control device is received, and based on the received data representing the click content, Data representing a web page image in which a part of the web page image is updated according to the click content is generated, and the generated updated web page image data is transmitted to the image display control device.

  The present invention also provides a program for implementing the above-described image server control method and a recording medium storing the program.

  According to the present invention, an image area corresponding to an action area is sent from the image server to the image display control apparatus, but an unclickable area (a button area such as a submit button or a reset button whose area changes in response to a click, a link Image data representing a web page image including an image region that is a region that is not assumed to be clicked as in a normal image region, such as a region on which is attached, is transmitted.

  When the web page image data is received by the image display control device, the web page image represented by the web page image data is displayed on the display screen of the display device. The web page image has an area corresponding to the action area (the area where the web page changes before and after the click action according to the user click action such as a clickable map and radio button). The action area does not change directly according to the click operation or the like, but the action area changes after communication with the image server), but includes an image that is an unclickable area. It is determined whether or not the action equivalent area has been clicked by the user. If it is determined that the user has clicked, data representing the clicked content is transmitted from the image display control device to the image server.

  When data representing the clicked content is received in the image server, data representing an updated web page image corresponding to the click content is generated. The generated updated web page image data is transmitted from the image server to the image display control device.

  On the display screen of the display device of the image display control device, an image of a web page partially updated in response to a click is displayed. Even if the image display control device cannot update the image of the web page according to the operation of the action area, the image of the updated web page can be displayed.

  The updated portion of the updated web page image may correspond to the action area, such as a radio button or a check box.

  The action area may correspond to a clickable keyboard. In this case, the character corresponding to the click on the keyboard will be displayed as the updated portion of the updated web page image. Thus, the updated part of the updated web page image may correspond to an area different from the action area.

  The image server may include a conversion server and a web server. In this case, the conversion server will include the first transmission means, the reception means, and the second transmission means, and the web server will include the generation means.

  An image display control device according to a third aspect of the present invention is a display device for displaying a web page image represented by web page image data transmitted from an image server and including a keyboard image area and a text box area on a display screen. Copying means for copying a character image formed in a clicked key area out of the keyboard image area included in the web page image displayed on the display screen of the display device from the keyboard image area; and Pasting means for pasting the character image copied by the copying means into the text box area is provided.

  The third invention also provides an image display control method suitable for the image display control device. That is, in this method, a web page image represented by web page image data transmitted from the image server and including a keyboard image area and a text box area is displayed on the display screen, and displayed on the display screen. Of the keyboard image area included in the web page image to be copied, the character image formed in the clicked key area is copied from the keyboard image area, and the copied character image is pasted in the text box area. To do.

  The present invention also provides a program for realizing the image display control method and a recording medium storing the program.

  According to the third invention, web page image data is transmitted from the image server to the image display control device. Then, the web page image is displayed on the display screen of the display device of the image display control device. The web page image includes a keyboard image area and a text box area. When a key area in the keyboard image area is clicked, characters (characters, numbers, etc.) formed in the clicked key area are copied. The copied character is pasted into the text box area.

  According to the third invention, each time the key area is clicked, the character formed in the clicked key area is displayed in the text box area without communicating between the image display control device and the image server. It will be displayed.

  The web page image may be an image of a plurality of frames in which the key area constituting the keyboard image area is independent for each key area.

  Since the key areas are independent from each other, there is no need to specify a copy range in order to copy characters formed on the key area. Characters formed on the key area can be copied relatively easily.

  A transmission means for transmitting data representing the character displayed in the text box area from the image display control device to the image server when a transmission command is given may be further provided. The character input in the image display control device can be recognized in the image server.

  FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention and shows an outline of a web page display system.

  The web page display system includes a digital camera 1, a conversion server (proxy server) 2, and a web server 4. These digital camera 1, conversion server 2 and web server 4 are connected to a network.

  A CD-ROM (Compact Disk Read Only Memory) 3 stores an operation program for the conversion server 2 as will be described later. When the CD-ROM 3 is loaded in the conversion server 2 and the operation program stored in the CD-ROM 3 is installed in the conversion server 2, the conversion server 2 operates as described later. Similarly, the CD-ROM 5 stores an operation program for the web server 4. When the CD-ROM 5 is loaded into the web server 4 and the operation program stored in the CD-ROM 5 is installed in the web server 4, the web server 4 operates as described later.

  Each of the digital camera 1, the conversion server 2, and the web server 4 includes a communication circuit (not shown) for connecting to a network. The conversion server 2 and the web server 4 include a CPU, a memory, a CD-ROM driver, a display device, a keyboard (all not shown), and the like.

  The digital camera 1 includes a display device (not shown). In many cases, the digital camera 1 cannot realize a function specific to a web page such as a radio button. For this reason, even if the digital camera 1 can communicate with the web server 4, it may not be able to realize a function specific to the web page. In this embodiment, a function specific to a web page is realized.

  2 and 3 are flowcharts showing the processing procedure of the digital camera, FIGS. 4 and 5 are flowcharts showing the processing procedure of the conversion server, and FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the processing procedure of the web server.

  In the processing described below, an http (hyper-text transfer protocol) request for acquiring a web page is transmitted from the digital camera 1 to the conversion server 2. The http request is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the web server 4, and the web server 4 generates an http response corresponding to the http request. The generated http response is transmitted from the web server 4 to the conversion server 2. In the conversion server 2, a file included in the http response transmitted from the web server 2 is converted from an html (hyper-text markup language) file into an image file representing a web page. The converted image file is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the digital camera 1. Even a digital camera that cannot display the text represented by the text data can display the text contained in the web page because the text is displayed as an image.

  In particular, in the web page display system according to this embodiment, an action area (such as a radio button, a clickable map, etc.) that changes in response to an action from the user is called an action area. If the action area is clicked, an updated web page is generated in the conversion server 2 in response to the action area being clicked. Image data representing the generated web page is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the digital camera 1. On the display screen of the display device of the digital camera 1, a web page updated according to the user's action is displayed. Even a digital camera that does not have a function for realizing the function of the web page can display a web page substantially corresponding to the function of the web page.

  The address of the conversion server 2 is convert.net, and the address of the web server 4 is www.xxx.com.

  First, a first http request for acquiring a web page is transmitted from the digital camera 1 to the conversion server 2 (step 11 in FIG. 2, the digital camera 1 is not the web server 4 but the conversion server 2). 2 is set to access 2). The contents of the first http request are shown in FIG. The first http request includes a command (GET) indicating the acquisition of a web page, the file of the web page to be acquired (enquete.html), the http version (HTTP / 1.1), the web page to be acquired The address of the web server 4 where the file is stored (HOST: www.xxx.com) and the like are included.

  When the first http request transmitted from the digital camera 1 is received by the conversion server 2, the received http request is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the web server 4 (step 31 in FIG. 4).

  When the first http request transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the web server 4, a first http response shown in FIG. 16 is generated in response to the received first http request ( FIG. 6 step 51). The first http response includes a header and a body. The header includes the first http response version (HTTP / 1.1), status code (200 OK), and the like. The body stores an html file (www.xxx.com/enquete.html) representing the web page requested by the first http request. A part (body part) of the contents of this html file is shown in FIG.

  From the second line in Fig. 17, the text "Please tell us your thoughts" is displayed at the top of the image represented by the html file 71, and from the fourth line below the text "Please tell us your thoughts" It can be seen that the character string “impression” is displayed in the line. Further, it can be seen from the fifth to seventh lines that radio buttons are displayed corresponding to the character strings “good”, “normal”, and “bad”, respectively. Further, it can be seen from the ninth and tenth lines that buttons for displaying the character strings “Send” and “Redo” are displayed. Furthermore, it can be seen from the 13th line that the character string “return” is displayed and the area linked to the top.html file is displayed.

  The first http response generated in this way is transmitted from the web server 4 to the conversion server 2 (step 51 in FIG. 6).

  When the conversion server 2 receives the first http response transmitted from the web server 4, the conversion server 2 analyzes the contents of the first http response (step 32 in FIG. 4). Based on this analysis, the layout of the web page represented by the html file stored in the first http response is performed, and the layout image shown in FIG. 18 and the layout information shown in FIG. 19 are generated ( FIG. 4, step 33). The web page represented by the html file shown in Fig. 17 is as described above. The user inputs a radio button, sends the click content in response to the click, and displays the linked web page in response to the click. However, the layout image shown in FIG. 18 is an image of one frame and does not have a radio button function, a button function, a link function, or the like. In this embodiment, when the user of the digital camera 1 clicks an area corresponding to a radio button of the layout image, data indicating the click content is given from the digital camera 1 to the conversion server 2. In the conversion server 2, an http response in which an image file representing a clicked web page (layout image) is stored is generated, and the generated http response is transmitted to the digital camera 1. On the display screen of the digital camera 1, a web page updated in response to a click is displayed.

  In the layout image 73 shown in FIG. 18, a character string “Tell us your thoughts” is displayed at the top of the layout image 73. Under this character string “Please tell us your thoughts”, the characters “impression” A column is displayed. As described above, these character strings are not the text represented by the text data but the characters are imaged.

  Also, areas 63, 64 and 65 corresponding to the first radio button, the second radio button, and the third radio button are displayed on the right side of the character string “impression”. The areas 63, 64 and 65 corresponding to these radio buttons do not actually have the function of radio buttons, but when these areas 63, 64 or 65 are clicked, as described above, An image on which a mark indicating that the button has been clicked is generated in the conversion server 2. Corresponding to the areas 63, 64 and 65, the character strings “good”, “normal” and “bad” are displayed.

  Further, an area 66 corresponding to the button displaying the “Send” character, an area 67 corresponding to the button displaying the “Redo” character, and an area 68 corresponding to the link displaying the “Return” character are displayed. It is displayed.

  It will be understood that the layout image 73 shown in FIG. 18 can be generated from the html file 71 shown in FIG.

  Referring to the layout information 72 shown in FIG. 19, the first to third lines indicate basic images serving as the basis of the web page. This basic image has a width of 320 pixels and a height of 240 pixels, and is determined in advance. The fifth to sixth lines, the seventh to eighth lines, and the ninth to tenth lines (generated from the fifth, sixth and seventh lines of the html file 71 shown in FIG. 17) are , The radio button equivalent areas 63, 64 and 65 of the layout image 73 shown in FIG. 18 are areas corresponding to radio buttons. Therefore, an image representing a radio button after clicking is generated in response to clicking on the radio button equivalent areas 63, 64 and 65.

  The eleventh to twelfth lines and the thirteenth to fourteenth lines (generated from the ninth and tenth lines of the html file shown in FIG. 17) of the layout information 72 are respectively the layout images 73 shown in FIG. The button equivalent areas 66 and 67 are areas corresponding to the buttons. The 15th line of the layout information 72 (generated from the 13th line of the html file shown in FIG. 17) indicates that the link equivalent area 68 of the layout image 73 shown in FIG. 18 is a link area.

  Returning to FIG. 4, when the layout image 73 and the layout information 72 are generated in the conversion server 2, the variable area of the input item is secured in the memory of the conversion server 2 and initialized (step 34).

  FIG. 20 shows a part of the variable area. This variable area (comment) stores the check results of the radio button equivalent areas 63, 64, and 65 included in the layout image 73 described above. When the area 63 is checked, GOOD is stored in the variable area (comment). When the other area 64 or 65 is checked, a comment corresponding to each area 64 or 65 is stored.

  When the conversion server 2 generates the layout image 73 and the layout information 72, a second http response (see FIG. 21) in which the layout information 72 is stored in the body is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the digital camera 1. (Step 35 in FIG. 4). As shown in FIG. 21, the second http response also includes version information (HTTP / 1.1), status code (200 OK), and the like in the header.

  When the second http response transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the digital camera 1, the content is analyzed (step 12 in FIG. 2). A second http request (see FIG. 8) is transmitted from the digital camera 1 to the conversion server 2 in accordance with the content analysis result (step 13 in FIG. 2). Similarly to the first http request, the second http request also includes a command (GET) indicating acquisition of a web page, and a file (www.XX. com / enquete.html / enquete.jpg), http version (HTTP / 1.1), server address (HOST: www.convert.net) where the web page file to be acquired is stored Yes.

  When the second http request is received by the conversion server 2, the conversion server 2 generates a third http response (see FIG. 22) in response to the second http request. In the third http response body, as shown in FIG. 22, an image file representing a layout image 73 is stored. The generated third http response is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the digital camera 1 (step 36 in FIG. 4).

  When the third http response transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the digital camera 1, an imaged web page represented by the image file stored in the body of the third http response ( A layout image 73) of FIG. 18 is displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1.

  When the radio button equivalent area 63 is clicked in the layout image 73 displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1 (step 15 in FIG. 2), a third http request shown in FIG. 12 is generated. The The third http request includes a command (GET) indicating the acquisition of a web page, the file to be acquired (www.xxx.com/enquete.html/input#radio#1/cgi, the first radio -Indicates that the button equivalent area 63 has been clicked.Clicking on the first radio button equivalent area 63 is determined based on the layout information.), Http version (HTTP / 1.1), acquisition This includes the server address (HOST: www.convert.net) where the web page file to be stored is stored. The generated third http request is transmitted from the digital camera 1 to the conversion server 2 (step 16 in FIG. 2).

  When the conversion server 2 receives the third http request transmitted from the digital camera 1, the conversion server 2 updates the layout of the web page and updates the layout image and the layout information. (Step 37 in FIG. 4).

  FIG. 9 shows the updated layout information 61, and FIG. 10 shows the updated layout image 62.

  The contents of the updated layout information (/www.XXX.com/enquete.html/enquete#modified.html) shown in FIG. 9 does not change the function of the web page. This is the same as the contents of the layout information (/www.xxx.com/enquete.html/enquete.html). The file name changes.

  In the updated layout image 62 shown in FIG. 10, in response to a click on the first radio button equivalent area 63 by the user of the digital camera 1, a black circle is added to the first radio button equivalent area 63. Yes.

  Subsequently, the variable area of the input item of the conversion server 2 is updated (step 38 in FIG. 5). As shown in FIG. 11, “GOOD” is stored in the variable area (comment) corresponding to the clicked first radio button equivalent area 63.

  In the conversion server 2, a fourth http response shown in FIG. 23 is generated. The generated fourth http response is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the digital camera 1 (step 39 in FIG. 5). In the fourth http response, as shown in FIG. 23, updated layout information (see FIG. 9) 61 is stored in the body.

  When the fourth http response transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the digital camera 1, the content is analyzed (step 17 in FIG. 2). In response to this analysis, a fourth http request shown in FIG. 13 is generated. This fourth http request requests the transmission of the updated layout image, and the file name of the layout image to be requested (/www.XXX.com/enquete.html/enquete#modified.jpg) Stored. The generated fourth http request is transmitted from the digital camera 1 to the conversion server 2 (step 18 in FIG. 3).

  When the fourth http request transmitted from the digital camera 1 is received by the conversion server 2, the conversion server 2 generates a fifth http response shown in FIG. The body of this fifth http response stores the image file (/www.xxx.com/enquete.html/enquete#modified.jpg) representing the updated layout image 62 shown in FIG. ing.

  When the fifth http response transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the digital camera 1, an updated layout image (a black circle appears in the first radio button equivalent area 63) on the display screen of the digital camera 1. 62) is displayed (step 19 in FIG. 3). The user of the digital camera 1 can confirm that it has been clicked.

  When the user of the digital camera 1 clicks the clickable map equivalent area 66 of the layout image 62 (YES in step 20 in FIG. 3), the fifth http request shown in FIG. 14 is sent from the digital camera 1 to the conversion server 2. It is transmitted (step 21 in FIG. 3). The fifth http request shown in Fig. 14 stores data (/www.XXX.com/enquete.html/input#submit#1.cgi) indicating the specification of the function corresponding to the clickable map equivalent area. Has been. When another area of the layout image 62 is clicked (NO in step 20 in FIG. 3), processing corresponding to the clicked area is performed.

  When the fifth http request transmitted from the digital camera 1 is received by the conversion server 2, a sixth http request shown in FIG. 15 is generated in response to the fifth http request. The sixth http request is for notifying the web server 4 of an operation performed by the user of the digital camera 1 (clicking on the first radio button equivalent area 63). The sixth http request shown in FIG. 15 stores the contents operated by the user of the digital camera 1 (comment = GOOD or the like). The sixth http request generated in the conversion server 2 is transmitted to the web server 4 (step 42 in FIG. 5).

  When the sixth http request transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the web server 4, the content of the sixth http request is stored in the memory of the web server 4. For example, a questionnaire result grasped from the content of the sixth http request is accumulated in the web server 4. In addition, the web server 4 generates a sixth http response (not shown) indicating that the sixth http request has been acquired in response to the sixth http request. The generated sixth http response is transmitted from the web server 4 to the conversion server 2 (step 52 in FIG. 6).

  When the sixth http response transmitted from the web server 4 is received by the conversion server 2, the content of the sixth http response is analyzed by the conversion server 2 (step 43 in FIG. 5). As a result of the analysis of the sixth http response, when it is confirmed that the sixth http request is received by the web server 4, the web server 4 receives data indicating the operation of the user of the digital camera 1. A layout image in which a character string such as “Thank you for your cooperation in the questionnaire” is imaged and its layout information is generated (step 44 in FIG. 5). A seventh http response (not shown) storing images, layout information, and the like is generated in the conversion server 2, and the generated seventh http response is transmitted to the digital camera 1.

  An end layout image is displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1. The user of the digital camera 1 can confirm that the data indicating his / her operation has been transmitted to the web server 4 by viewing the end layout image displayed on the display screen.

  Even in the digital camera 1 that cannot realize the function of the radio button, the function of the radio button can be substantially realized.

  25 to 31 show a modification.

  In the above-described embodiment, the web page displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1 is updated in response to the click of the radio button. A keyboard is displayed on the screen, and a corresponding character string is input and displayed in response to each key constituting the keyboard being clicked.

  Similarly to the above, the variable area of the input item shown in FIG. 25 is secured in the memory of the conversion server 2. The input item variable includes a name (NAME) and a comment (comment). In the comment, as described above, the variable GOOD is stored in response to the click by the user.

  Similarly to the above, an html file for displaying a web page corresponding to FIG. 27 in response to an http request transmitted from the digital camera 1 to the web server 4 via the conversion server 2. Is transmitted from the web server 4 to the conversion server 2. In the conversion server 2, layout information 74 shown in FIG. 26 and a layout image 80 shown in FIG. 27 are generated from the html file.

  The layout image 80 shown in FIG. 27 is a single-frame image like the layout images 62 and 73 shown in FIGS. 10 and 18, and does not actually have a web page function such as a button. It has the function of a web page.

  The layout image 80 includes a name display area 81, an impression display area 82, an impression display area 83, an impression display area 84, a send button display area 85, a redo button display area 86, and a return button display area. 87 is included.

  The layout image 80 further includes a clickable keyboard 88. The clickable keyboard 88 includes a large number of key images 89. This clickable keyboard 88 is a pseudo clickable map, and in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment, when any one of the key images 89 on the keyboard 88 is clicked, a layout image representing the clicked web page is displayed. Is generated in the conversion server 2. An http response representing the generated layout image is transmitted to the digital camera 1, whereby the layout image of the web page after click is displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1.

  The layout information 74 shown in FIG. 26 indicates the function of the layout image 80 shown in FIG. Similarly to the layout information 61 shown in FIG. 9 described above, the second to fourth lines show the base image of the layout image 80 shown in FIG. The sixth to seventh lines indicate that the key image 89 in the upper left corner of the keyboard 88 corresponds to a clickable map. Similarly, the 8th to 9th lines, the 10th to 11th lines, the 12th to 13th lines, the 14th to 15th lines, and the 16th to 17th lines are respectively the first line of the keyboard 88. It shows that the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh key images 89 in the row correspond to a clickable map.

  Similar to the above-described embodiment, the conversion server 2 generates the layout information 74 shown in FIG. 26 and the http response representing the layout image 80 shown in FIG. When the generated http response is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the digital camera 1, a layout image 80 shown in FIG. 27 is displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1.

  When the layout image 80 shown in FIG. 27 is displayed and the user clicks on the key image 89 of “t” in the keyboard 88, an http request indicating that “t” has been clicked is digitally displayed. -It is transmitted from the camera 1 to the conversion server 2. Then, the layout process is performed again in the conversion server 2, and the layout information and the layout image are updated. An http response storing files representing the updated layout information and layout image is generated in the conversion server 2. The generated http response is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the digital camera 1. Further, the variable area of the input item of the conversion server 2 is updated as shown in FIG. 28, and the character input by the user is stored (NAME = "t").

  When the http response transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the digital camera 1, an updated layout image 80A is displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1, as shown in FIG. . In the updated layout image 80A, the character “t” input by the user is displayed in the name display area 81. Even if the digital camera 1 does not have a character input function using a clickable map, the user can input characters and confirm them.

  For example, when the character string “tanaka” is input, the input character string is stored in the variable area of the input item of the conversion server 2 as shown in FIG. 30 (NAME = tanaka).

  When the operation of the digital camera 1 is completed and the send button 85 is clicked, an http request (name = tanaka & comment = GOOD etc.) that stores data representing the contents of the character string input to the digital camera 1 ( 31) is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the web server 4. The web server 4 can confirm the character string input in the digital camera 1.

  32 to 37 show still another modification example.

  In this modification, a pseudo clickable keyboard (keyboard image) is displayed on the display screen of the digital camera. When the key image (key area) that constitutes the clickable keyboard is clicked, the character image represented in the clicked key image is copied, and the copied character image is moved to the area corresponding to the text input box. It is to be pasted.

  FIG. 32 is an example of a layout image.

  As described above, when the http response transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the digital camera 1, the layout image 80A is displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1. As described above, the layout image 80A is a single frame image as a whole. The configuration of the layout image shown in FIG. 32 is different from the configuration of the layout image 80 shown in FIG. 27 (it goes without saying that the same configuration may be used), but the same function as that of the layout image 80 shown in FIG. Are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted. Characters such as letters and numbers are formed in each key area 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88.

  FIG. 33 shows the contents of the layout information of the layout image 80A shown in FIG.

  The second and third lines of the layout information indicate basic images that are the basis of the layout image 80A. Similar to the layout image 80 described above, an image having a width of 320 pixels and a height of 240 pixels is used. The fourth line shows the name of the basic image.

  The fifth line indicates that the name display area 81 is an area corresponding to a text input box. The sixth to eighth lines indicate that the areas 82, 83, and 84 are areas corresponding to radio buttons. The ninth line indicates that the area 85 corresponds to the submit button. The tenth line indicates that the area 86 is an area corresponding to a reset button.

  The eleventh line to the nth line indicate the range of each key area 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88 and the contents of the characters formed in each key area 89. The m-th line indicates that the area 87 is an area corresponding to the back button.

  When the layout image 80A is clicked, the clicked position is detected, and by referring to the information file, it is possible to know which function corresponds to the clicked area.

  FIG. 34 shows an example of a layout image after the click of the clickable keyboard 88 by the user of the digital camera 1.

  As described above, in this modification, when the key area 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88 is clicked, the character image formed in the clicked key area 89 is copied and the copied character area is copied. The image is pasted on the name display area 81.

  For example, in the clickable keyboard 88, the name is obtained by sequentially clicking the key area 89 in which the characters “t”, “a”, “n”, “a”, “k”, and “a” are formed. On the display area 81, as shown in FIG. 34, the characters “tanaka” are displayed as an image.

  FIG. 35 is a flowchart showing a part of the processing procedure of the digital camera 1.

  As described above, when the http response transmitted from the conversion server 2 is received by the digital camera 1, the layout image 80A shown in FIG. 32 is displayed on the display screen of the digital camera 1 (step 91).

  When the clickable keyboard 88 included in the layout image 80A is clicked by the user of the digital camera 1 (step 92), which key area 89 is clicked out of the many key areas 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88. Is detected (step 93). Based on the layout information (see FIG. 33) representing the function and the like of the layout image 80A, it is possible to detect which key area 89 has been clicked.

  When the clicked key area 89 is detected, the range of the detected key area 89 is designated, and the characters formed in the range are copied (step 94). The copied character is pasted in the name display area (text box) 81 (step 95). A process in which the character formed in the clicked key area 89 is copied and pasted on the name display area 81 in response to the click on the key area 89 until the transmission button display area 85 is clicked (step 96). Is repeated. The character formed in the key area 89 clicked by the user can be displayed in the name display area 81 without performing communication between the digital camera 1 and the conversion server 2 every time the user clicks. become.

  For example, as described above, characters “t”, “a”, “n”, “a”, “k” and “a” in the key area 89 in the clickable keyboard 88 by the user of the digital camera 1. Are clicked in order, the characters “tanaka” appear on the name display area 81 as an image, as shown in FIG.

  When all the key areas 89 corresponding to the characters to be input are clicked, the transmission button display area 85 is clicked by the user (YES in step 96). Then, data representing the character displayed in the name display area 81 is transmitted from the digital camera 1 to the conversion server 2 (step 97). When the character data is transmitted from the conversion server 2 to the web server 4, the content of the character input in the digital camera 1 is recognized in the web server 4.

  In the embodiment described above, the clickable keyboard 88 is an image of one frame (the layout image 80A is an image of one frame). However, each of the large number of key areas 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88 is an image of an independent frame. There may be.

  36 (A), (B), and (C) show respective images constituting the layout image.

  (A) has shown the questionnaire image 100A which is an upper part among layout images. The questionnaire image 100A is a single frame image. The questionnaire image 100A includes the name display area 81, the radio buttons 82, 83, and 84, the send button display area 85, and the redo display area 86 described above.

  (B) shows a collective image 100B corresponding to the clickable keyboard 88, which is the central portion of the layout image. Unlike the questionnaire image 100A, the collective image 100B is a collection of a large number of key images that are each independent (quatejpg, 1jpg, 2jpg, etc.). A collective image 100B is composed of key images of the number of frames corresponding to the number of key areas 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88.

  (C) shows a back image 100C which is the lower part of the layout image. Similarly to the questionnaire image 100A, the back image 100C is also a single frame image. The back image 100C includes a return display area 87.

  FIG. 37 shows the contents of the layout information of the layout image composed of FIGS. 36 (A), (B) and (C).

  When each of a large number of key areas 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88 is an independent frame image, as described above, it is not necessary to specify a copy range when copying a character in the key area. This makes the copy process relatively simple.

  In the layout information, the second to third lines indicate a first base image (an upper half image of the layout image 80A) having a width of 320 pixels and a height of 120 pixels, and the fourth line is , Shows the name of the first base image.

  The fifth line indicates that the name display area 81 of the layout image 80 is an area corresponding to a text box. The sixth to eighth lines indicate that the areas 82, 83, and 84 are areas corresponding to radio buttons. The ninth and tenth lines indicate that the transmission button display area 85 is an area corresponding to a submit button and the redo button display area 86 is an area corresponding to a reset button.

  The twelfth and subsequent lines indicate that each key area 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88 is an independent image. In addition, the coordinate position of each key area 89 is also shown. The contents of the character formed in the key area 89 at the clicked position can be understood.

  The m-th row and the (m + 1) -th row show an image serving as a base of the back image 100C, and the size is 320 pixels wide and 60 pixels high. The line m + 2 shows the name of the back image.

  The m + 3th line indicates that the area 87 is an area corresponding to the back button in the back image 100C.

  As described above, when the key images 89 constituting the clickable keyboard 88 are independent from each other, it is necessary to specify the range when copying a character formed on the key image 89 as described above. Disappears. The character can be copied and the copied character image can be pasted on the questionnaire image 100A relatively easily. By pasting the character image into the questionnaire image 100A, as shown in FIG. 34, the character formed in the key area 89 clicked on the name display area 81 in response to the click by the user is displayed.

1 shows an overview of a web page display system. It is a flowchart which shows a part of processing procedure of a digital camera. It is a flowchart which shows a part of processing procedure of a digital camera. It is a flowchart which shows a part of process procedure of a conversion server. It is a flowchart which shows a part of process procedure of a conversion server. It is a flowchart which shows the process sequence of a web server. It is an example of an http request. It is an example of an http request. It is an example of layout information. It is an example of a layout image. It is an example of the content memorize | stored in the variable area | region of the input item. It is an example of an http request. It is an example of an http request. It is an example of an http request. It is an example of an http request. It is an example of http response. It is an example of an html file. It is an example of a layout image. It is an example of layout information. It is an example of the content memorize | stored in the variable area | region of the input item. It is an example of http response. It is an example of http response. It is an example of http response. It is an example of http response. It is an example of the content memorize | stored in the variable area | region of the input item. It is an example of layout information. It is an example of a layout image. It is an example of the content memorize | stored in the variable area | region of the input item. It is an example of a layout image. It is an example of the content memorize | stored in the variable area | region of the input item. It is an example of an http request. It is an example of a layout image. It is an example of layout information. It is an example of a layout image. It is a flowchart which shows a part of processing procedure of a digital camera. (A), (B), and (C) are examples of images constituting the layout image. It is an example of layout information.

Explanation of symbols

1 Digital Camera 2 Conversion Server 3, 5 CD-ROM
4 Web server
63, 64, 65 Radio button equivalent area
88 keyboard

Claims (4)

A display device for displaying a web page image represented by web page image data transmitted from the image server and including a keyboard image area and a text box area on a display screen;
Copying means for copying a character image formed in a clicked key area out of the keyboard image area included in the web page image displayed on the display screen of the display device from the keyboard image area, and Paste means for pasting the character image copied by the copy means into the text box area;
An image display control device. A display device displaying a web page image represented by web page image data transmitted from the image server and including a keyboard image area and a text box area on a display screen;
Copy means copies the character image formed in the clicked key area out of the keyboard image area included in the web page image displayed on the display screen from the keyboard image area,
The pasting means pastes the copied character image into the text box area.
Image display control method. A web page image represented by web page image data transmitted from the image server and including a keyboard image area and a text box area is displayed on the display screen.
The character image formed in the clicked key area of the keyboard image area included in the web page image displayed on the display screen is copied from the keyboard image area,
A program for controlling a computer of an image display control device to paste a copied character image in the text box area.   A recording medium storing the program according to claim 3.

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