JP2015227024A - Processing execution device and processing execution program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a processing execution device and a processing execution program that can suppress execution of processing based on a service different from a service being used.SOLUTION: According to the present invention, an execution command is received from an external device and is related to a service provided by the external device or a different external device. At the time of receiving the execution command, in a first case where the service related to the execution command is not the same as that corresponding to a screen being displayed on a display, a confirmation screen related to processing corresponding to the received execution command is displayed on the display, thereby suppressing execution of processing based on a service different from a service being used.

Description

  The present invention relates to a process execution device and a process execution program.

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-228561 describes a print system including a printer, a client computer, and an application server. In the print system, when the application server receives a print request from the client computer, the application server transmits print data to the printer. When receiving the print data transmitted from the application server, the printer prints the print data.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-196054

  However, Patent Document 1 does not consider that a plurality of users make print requests to different application servers. Therefore, when a certain user makes a print request from a client computer and waits for execution of printing in front of the printer, a print request made from another client computer prior to printing of the print data corresponding to his print request. There is a risk that printing of the print data for will start.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a process execution device and a process execution program that can suppress execution of a process based on a service different from the service being used.

  In order to achieve this object, the processing execution device of the present invention includes a communication unit that communicates with an external device, a processing execution unit that executes processing, a display unit, and a control unit, and the control unit includes: Screen information receiving means for receiving screen information from an external device via the communication unit, and when receiving screen information by the screen information receiving means, according to the received screen information, an external device that is the transmission source of the screen information, Display means for displaying a screen for using a service provided by the same or different external device on the display unit, and a service provided by the same or different external device from the external device via the communication unit An execution instruction receiving means for receiving an execution instruction, a service corresponding to the execution instruction received by the execution instruction receiving means, and when the execution instruction is received, being displayed on the display unit In the first case where the service corresponding to the screen is not the same, the confirmation screen regarding the processing according to the received execution command is displayed on the display unit, while corresponding to the execution command received by the execution command receiving means In the second case, when the service and the service corresponding to the screen being displayed on the display unit are the same when the execution command is received, the service is performed according to the received execution command without displaying the confirmation screen. First execution control means for causing the process execution unit to execute the process.

  The process execution apparatus of the present invention can be configured in various modes such as a control apparatus that controls the process execution apparatus, a process execution system, a process execution method, a process execution program, and a recording medium that records the process execution program. .

  According to the process execution device of claim 1, when the service corresponding to the execution command received from the external device and related to the service provided by the same or different external device as the external device and the execution command are received, In the first case where the service corresponding to the screen being displayed on the display unit is not the same, a confirmation screen regarding processing according to the received execution command is displayed on the display unit. Therefore, execution of processing based on a service different from the service being used can be suppressed. On the other hand, when the service corresponding to the received execution command and the service corresponding to the screen being displayed on the display unit are the same when the execution command is received, a confirmation screen is displayed. Without executing, the process according to the received execution command is executed. Therefore, the confirmation screen is not displayed even though the received execution command is based on the service being used, and the troublesomeness due to the display of the confirmation screen is suppressed.

  According to the processing execution apparatus of the second aspect, in addition to the effect of the first aspect, the following effect is achieved. Whether the service corresponding to the received execution command is the same as the service corresponding to the screen being displayed on the display unit, depending on whether the screen corresponding to the received execution command is being displayed on the display unit Can be judged.

  According to the process execution device of the third aspect, in addition to the effect produced by the first or second aspect, the following effect is produced. When the login using the user information for specifying the user is authenticated, the user information targeted for the login is stored in the storage unit. The execution command received from the external device is associated with the user information transmitted together with the transmission request. In the first case, or when the user information associated with the received execution instruction and the user information stored in the storage unit do not indicate the same user, confirmation information is displayed on the display unit. Therefore, even if it is the same service as the service in use, execution of processing based on the use of different users can be suppressed.

  According to the process execution device of the fourth aspect, in addition to the effect of the first or second aspect, the following effect is achieved. When the elapsed time from the predetermined timing according to the transmission of the transmission request of the execution command reaches a predetermined value, the received execution command is used by another user before the user who is using the service starts using it. There is a possibility that the execution instruction is based on the transmitted transmission request. On the other hand, when an execution command is received, if the elapsed time has reached a predetermined value, a confirmation screen is displayed, so execution of processing based on a service different from the service being used can be more suitably suppressed. .

  According to the process execution device of the fifth aspect, in addition to the effect produced by any one of the first to fourth aspects, the following effect is produced. Since the confirmation screen is displayed in preference to the display of the screen according to the screen information, the confirmation by the confirmation screen can be performed at an early stage.

  According to the process execution device of the sixth aspect, in addition to the effect produced by any one of the first to fifth aspects, the following effect is produced. Since the information for displaying the confirmation screen is stored in the storage unit of the process execution device, the confirmation screen can be displayed without depending on the type of the external device.

  According to the process execution device of the seventh aspect, in addition to the effect produced by any one of the first to sixth aspects, the following effect is obtained. Since the information indicating the service corresponding to the received execution instruction is displayed on the confirmation screen, it is easy to make a determination on the execution instruction to be confirmed on the confirmation screen.

  According to the process execution device of the eighth aspect, in addition to the effect produced by any one of the first to seventh aspects, the following effect is obtained. When the screen information is received, the specific information for specifying the service corresponding to the screen according to the screen information received together with the screen information is stored in the storage unit. The received execution instruction is associated with specific information for specifying a service corresponding to the execution instruction. It is assumed that the second case is when the specific information associated with the received execution instruction and the specific information stored in the storage unit indicate the same service. On the other hand, it is assumed that the first case is when both pieces of specific information indicate different services. Therefore, since the specific information is used, it is possible to suitably compare the service corresponding to the received screen information with the service being used.

  According to the process execution device of claim 9, in addition to the effect of claim 8, the following effect is obtained. The specific information stored in the storage unit is maintained until the elapsed time from the predetermined timing corresponding to acceptance of the end of the service being used reaches a predetermined value. Thereby, until the elapsed time reaches a predetermined value, a screen corresponding to the received execution command is being displayed on the display unit for the execution command associated with the same specific information stored in the storage unit. It can be judged that there is. Therefore, after the service being used is ended, until the elapsed time reaches a predetermined value, a confirmation screen can be displayed according to the situation as in the case of using the service.

  According to the process execution device of the tenth aspect, in addition to the effect produced by any one of the first to ninth aspects, the following effect is produced. When the selection not to execute the process is accepted via the confirmation screen, the process corresponding to the received execution instruction is suspended until the end of the service being used is accepted at the timing when the execution instruction is received. Therefore, while giving priority to the service being used, the processing corresponding to the execution command that is the target of confirmation on the confirmation screen can be suspended until the service being used ends.

  According to the processing execution program of the eleventh aspect, the same effect as the processing execution device of the first aspect can be obtained.

It is a block diagram which shows the whole structure of a system. It is an example of the sequence diagram which shows the action | operation of each apparatus which comprises a system. It is an example of the sequence diagram which shows the action | operation of each apparatus which comprises a system. It is an example of the sequence diagram which shows the action | operation of each apparatus which comprises a system. It is a flowchart which shows a main process. It is a flowchart which shows a service execution process. (A) is a flowchart which shows a printing process, (b) is a schematic diagram which shows a confirmation screen.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of a system 1 including a relay server 100 that is an embodiment of a server of the present invention. The system 1 is a service cooperation system, for example. In the system 1, the MFP 10 receives various services from the service providing server 200 in cooperation with the relay server 100.

  The system 1 includes a multifunction peripheral device (hereinafter referred to as “MFP”) 10, a relay server 100, a service providing server 200, and a service providing server 300. In the system 1, the MFP 10, the relay server 100, and the service providing servers 200 and 300 are connected to each other via a network 800 so that they can communicate with each other. The network 800 is, for example, the Internet.

  In the system 1, data communication between the MFP 10 and the relay server 100 is, for example, a connection establishment type protocol, more specifically, XMPP over BOSH (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol Over Bidirectional-Stream Over Synchronous HTP). Done. On the other hand, data communication between the MFP 10 and the service providing servers 200 and 300 is performed according to HTTP, for example.

  In the system 1, service providing servers 200 and 300 are servers provided by a service provider, and provide various services to clients such as the MFP 10.

  Examples of services provided by the service providing servers 200 and 300 include a service that causes the MFP 10 to execute predetermined processing. In the present embodiment, the service providing servers 200 and 300 provide a service (hereinafter referred to as “cloud printing”) in which uploaded image data is downloaded to the MFP 10 and printed using the printing function of the MFP 10. Each service provided by the service providing servers 200 and 300 can be identified by a service ID. Therefore, even if services are provided by the same service providing server (for example, service providing server 200), different service IDs are associated with different services. Even for the same “cloud printing”, different service IDs are associated with the cloud printing provided by the service providing server 200 and the cloud printing provided by the service providing server 300.

  The relay server 100 is a server that manages various services used by the MFP 10 as a client. The relay server 100 is also a server that manages the printing status in cloud printing using the service providing server 200 or the service providing server 300.

  The client of the service provided by the service providing servers 200 and 300 is not limited to the MFP 10 but may be various terminals (not shown) such as a smartphone or a personal computer connected to the network 800. Therefore, even from a terminal, it is possible to make a cloud print execution request with the MFP 10 as an output destination. Therefore, for example, while a certain user X is performing cloud printing using the service providing server 200 with the MFP 10 as a client, the MFP 10 receives a cloud based on a request from another user Y from the service providing server 300. There is a possibility of receiving a print execution instruction. Further, even a service provided by the service providing server 200 may be a print instruction by a service different from the service being used (for example, cloud printing).

  On the other hand, when the received execution instruction is an execution instruction based on a service different from the service being used, the MFP 10 according to the present embodiment executes the confirmation screen 84 (FIG. 7 (b)) is displayed. Thereby, execution of processing based on a service different from the service being used can be suppressed.

  The MFP 10 is a multifunction peripheral device having various functions such as a print function, a scan function, and a copy function. The MFP 10 is mainly provided with a CPU 11, ROM 12, RAM 13, NVRAM 14, operation keys 15, LCD 16, touch panel 17, scanner unit 18, printer unit 19, near field communication unit 22, and wireless communication unit 23. These units are connected to each other via the input / output port 24.

  The CPU 11 controls each function of the MFP 10 and each unit connected to the input / output port 24 according to programs and data stored in the ROM 12, RAM 13, and NVRAM 14. The ROM 12 is a read-only memory that stores various programs executed by the CPU 11 and constants and tables that are referred to when the programs are executed. The ROM 12 stores a control program 12a for controlling the operation of the MFP 10. Each process shown in the flowcharts of FIGS. 5, 6, and 7A described later is a process that the CPU 11 executes according to the control program 12a. The RAM 13 is a rewritable volatile memory having a temporary area for temporarily storing various data when the CPU 11 executes the control program 12a.

  The NVRAM 14 is a nonvolatile RAM. The operation key 15 is a mechanical key provided on the casing of the MFP 10 and accepts various setting values and instructions from the user. The LCD 16 is a liquid crystal display device and displays various screens. A touch panel 17 is provided on the LCD 16 so as to overlap the LCD 16. For example, when an indicator such as a finger or a stick touches or approaches the screen of the LCD 16, the touch panel 17 detects the touched or approached position and inputs the detected position to the MFP 10. The scanner unit 18 reads a document and converts it into image data. The printer unit 19 prints an image based on the print data on a recording sheet.

  The short-range communication unit 22 is an interface for performing communication by short-range wireless communication in which a short distance of about 10 cm, for example, is used as a communicable distance. In the present embodiment, the short-range wireless communication performed by the short-range communication unit 22 is non-contact communication according to the NFC standard (hereinafter, this communication is referred to as “NFC communication”). The wireless communication unit 23 is an interface for performing communication based on the wireless LAN standard (wireless LAN communication). In the present embodiment, the wireless LAN communication performed by the wireless communication unit 23 is wireless communication based on a wireless LAN conforming to the IEEE802.11b / g / n standard. The MFP 10 can communicate with other devices connected to the network 800 via the wireless communication unit 23.

  The relay server 100 and the service providing servers 200 and 300 may be devices having a known server function. In the present embodiment, the relay server 100, the service providing server 200, and the relay server 300 are all described as one server that physically exists. The relay server 100, the service providing server 200, and the relay server 300 may be virtual machines in which a plurality of physical devices cooperate to function as one server.

  2 and 3 are examples of sequence diagrams illustrating a case where the MFP 10 executes cloud printing using the service providing server 200 and the relay server 100. FIG. When the power of the MFP 10 is turned on, the MFP 10 and the relay server 100 execute a process for establishing a session according to the XMPP over BOSH (hereinafter referred to as “XMPP session”) between both apparatuses (T1). When the XMPP session is established, the relay server 100 transmits the service information 50 to the MFP 10 (T2).

  Upon receiving the service information 50, the MFP 10 displays the home screen 81 on the LCD 16 (T3). The home screen 81 is a screen that functions as a selection screen for selecting an available service. The home screen 81 is provided with a list display portion 81a on which list options are displayed. The list display portion 81a displays options as many as the number of available services. In the example illustrated in FIG. 2, the list display unit includes an option Q1 whose display name is “Cloud Print”, an option Q2 whose display name is “Cloud Scan”, and an option Q3 whose display name is “Cloud Copy”. 81a. The display name displayed on the list display portion 81a follows the service information 50 received from the relay server 100 at T2.

  The service information 50 is information related to services provided by the service providing server 200. The service information 50 indicates a display name 51, card correspondence information 52, and a connection destination URL 53. The display name 51 is a display name displayed on the list display portion 81a. The connection destination URL 53 is information for designating a connection destination to which the MFP 10 is to be connected when an option to be used is selected from the options displayed on the list display portion 81 a of the home screen 81.

  The system 1 of the present embodiment is configured to be able to use a service provided by the service providing server 200 using a user card in which a user name and a password for specifying a user are registered in the service providing server 200 in advance. The user card is provided with a communication unit similar to the short-range communication unit 22. Therefore, the user ID can be transmitted to the service providing server 200 by holding the user card over the antenna unit of the short-range communication unit 22 of the MFP 10.

  The card correspondence information 52 is information indicating whether or not the service using the user card can be used. If the card correspondence information 52 is a value indicating that it corresponds to a user card, the service can be used using the user card. On the other hand, when the card correspondence information 52 is a value indicating that the card does not correspond to the user card, the service cannot be used using the user card.

  In the example shown in FIG. 2, a service whose card correspondence information 52 is “Yes”, that is, a service whose display name 51 is “Cloud Print” or “Cloud Copy” can be used using a user card. On the other hand, a service whose card correspondence information 52 is “No”, that is, a service whose display name 51 is “Cloud Scan” cannot be used using a user card.

  On the condition that the home screen 81 is displayed on the LCD 16, when the user card is held over the antenna unit of the short-range communication unit 22, the MFP 10 uses the options displayed on the list display unit 81a of the home screen 81 as the user card. Limited to the corresponding service (T4). Specifically, the MFP 10 refers to the service information 50 received from the relay server 100 at T2, and selects only a service whose value indicating that the card correspondence information 52 corresponds to the user card as a list option.

  According to the service information 50 shown in FIG. 2, a service whose card correspondence information 52 is “Yes” is a service whose display name 51 is “Cloud Print” or “Cloud Copy”. Therefore, as a result of T4, the option Q2 disappears from the list display portion 81a, and only the options Q1 and Q3 are displayed. As described above, according to the MFP 10 of the present embodiment, when a user card is held over, only services that can handle the user card are displayed as options on the list display unit 81a. Can be prevented.

  When one option is selected from among a plurality of options displayed on the list display portion 81a, that is, when a service is selected, the MFP 10 activates the event for starting the selected service (hereinafter referred to as “activation event”). Is transmitted to the service providing server 200 (T5). When there is one option displayed on the list display unit 81a, it is assumed that the service corresponding to the one option is selected, and the service activation event is transmitted to the service providing server 200. The activation event includes information specifying the selected option. In the example illustrated in FIG. 2, it is assumed that the option Q1 displayed as “Cloud Print”, that is, cloud printing is selected. If the activation event has occurred in response to the user card being held, in T5, the MFP 10 transmits the card ID read from the user card to the service providing server 200 together with the activation event.

  Upon receiving the cloud printing activation event, the service providing server 200 transmits screen data for displaying a PIN number input screen (not shown) on the LCD 16, a service ID, and a user name to the MFP 10 (T6). . Screen data for the service providing server 200 to display a screen on the LCD 16 is referred to as “UI data”. In the example illustrated in FIG. 2, the service to be used is cloud printing selected via the home screen 81 of the MFP 10, so a service ID corresponding to cloud printing is transmitted at T <b> 6. As described above, the user card is registered in association with the user name and the password. The storage unit 202 of the service providing server 200 stores a table for storing the user ID and password in association with the card ID. Therefore, the user name transmitted at T6 is acquired based on the card ID received at T5.

  The MFP 10 displays a PIN number input screen on the LCD 16 according to the received UI data (T7). The PIN number input screen is a screen for inputting a PIN number. The PIN number is a number for designating a print job to be executed. In the service providing server 200, one PIN number is associated with one print job. Therefore, the service providing server 200 can specify a print job corresponding to the PIN number input via the PIN number input screen as an execution target.

  As shown in FIG. 3, when the PIN number is input via the PIN number input screen displayed at T 7, the MFP 10 displays the input PIN information, service ID, and user name as the service providing server 200. (T11). The service ID and user name transmitted at T11 are the service ID and user name received together with the UI data at T6.

  The service providing server 200 transmits a print instruction for instructing execution of a print job corresponding to the received PIN number, a service ID, and a user name to the relay server 100 (T12). In T12, the service providing server 200 transmits to the relay server 100 image specifying information for specifying print data used in the print job together with the print instruction.

  When receiving the print instruction from the service providing server 200, the relay server 100 transmits the print instruction and the print data to be printed to the MFP 10 (T13). The print data to be printed is image data acquired from a database (not shown) connected to the relay server 100 based on the image specifying information transmitted at T12. The relay server 100 adds the service ID and user name received at T12 to the print data. Upon receiving the print instruction and print data transmitted at T13, the MFP 10 causes the printer unit 19 to execute printing based on the received print data.

  The service providing server 200 transmits UI data for displaying the job transmission notification screen 82 on the LCD 16, a service ID, and a user name to the MFP 10 in response to receiving the PIN number transmitted in T11. (T14). In FIG. 3, T14 is described as if it is performed after T13, but in reality, the execution timing of T13 and T14 may be substantially the same, and T14 is performed before T13. In some cases.

  When the MFP 10 receives the UI data transmitted at T14, the MFP 10 displays a job transmission notification screen 82 on the LCD 16 according to the received UI data. The job transmission notification screen 82 is a screen for notifying that a print job has been transmitted to the MFP 10. The job transmission notification screen 82 is also an inquiry screen for inquiring whether to end cloud printing. The job transmission notification screen 82 includes a key 82a for instructing to end cloud printing and a key 82b for instructing to execute the next print job without ending cloud printing.

  When the printing based on the print data received at T13 is completed, the MFP 10 transmits a print result notification, a service ID, and a user name to the relay server 100 (T15). The print result notification includes the number of prints executed by the MFP 10. If printing fails or is temporarily suspended, a print result notification including the fact is transmitted to the relay server 100. The relay server 100 transmits the print result notification received at T15, the service ID, and the user name to the relay server 100 (T16).

  When the key 82 a or the key 82 b of the job transmission notification screen 82 is operated, the MFP 10 transmits an event corresponding to the operated key to the relay server 100. In the example shown in FIG. 3, it is assumed that the key 82a is operated. When the key 82a is operated, the MFP 10 transmits an end event, a service ID, and a user name to the service providing server 200 (T17). The service providing server 200 transmits a service end instruction, a service ID, and a user name to the MFP 10 (T18). When the key 82b is operated, the MFP 10 transmits a continuation event, a service ID, and a user name to the relay server 100. As a result, the MFP 10 executes the processes after T6 again.

  FIG. 4 is an example of a sequence diagram illustrating a case where cloud printing is executed without using a user card. The processing from T1 to T3 is performed in the same manner as when using the above-described user card. When the home screen 81 is displayed on the LCD 16, if one option is selected from the list display unit 81 a without holding the user card over the antenna unit of the short-range communication unit 22, the MFP 10 issues a startup event as a service. It transmits to the providing server 200 (T5).

  When the service providing server 200 receives an activation event without a card ID, the service providing server 200 transmits UI data for displaying the authentication screen 83 on the LCD 16 to the MFP 10 (T21). The MFP 10 displays an authentication screen 83 on the LCD 16 according to the received UI data (T22). The authentication screen 83 is a screen for inputting a user name and a password. When the user name and password are input on the authentication screen 83, the MFP 10 transmits the input user name and password to the service providing server 200 (T23). If the user name and password transmitted in T23 are a combination registered in advance, the service providing server 200 authenticates the user who has operated the authentication screen 83 and executes the above-described processing of T6. Thereafter, processing similar to that performed when the user card is used is executed.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating main processing executed by the CPU 11 of the MFP 10. This process is started when the MFP 10 is turned on, and is repeatedly executed while the power is on. The CPU 11 executes a process for establishing an XMPP session with the relay server 100 when the power is turned on. The CPU 11 determines whether an XMPP session has been established (S500). When the CPU 11 determines that the XMPP session is not established (S500: No), the CPU 11 displays a Waiting display indicating that the XMPP session is established on the LCD 16 (S522), and the process proceeds to S500. . That is, the Waiting display is displayed on the LCD 16 from when the MFP 10 is turned on until the XMPP session is established.

  When the CPU 11 determines that the XMPP session has been established (S500: Yes), the CPU 11 receives the service information 50 from the relay server 100 (corresponding to S501 / T2). The CPU 11 stores the received service information 50 in the RAM 13 (S502). The CPU 11 displays a home screen 81 corresponding to the received service information 50 (corresponding to S503 / T3).

  The CPU 11 determines whether the short-range communication unit 22 has detected a user card (S504). When the CPU 11 determines that the short-range communication unit 22 has not detected the user card (S504: No), the CPU 11 proceeds to S508. On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the short-range communication unit 22 has detected the user card (S504: Yes), the CPU 11 refers to the service information 50 stored in the RAM 13 and the number of services corresponding to the user card. Is determined (S505).

  When the CPU 11 determines that the number of services corresponding to the user card is 0 (S505: 0), the CPU 11 shifts the process to S508. When the CPU 11 determines that the number of services corresponding to the user card is 2 or more (S505: 2 or more), the CPU 11 refers to the service information 50 stored in the RAM 13 and displays options on the home screen 81 Are limited to services corresponding to user cards (corresponding to S506 / T4). The CPU 11 reads the card ID stored in the user card by NFC communication, and stores the read card ID in the RAM 13 (S507).

  The CPU 11 determines whether a service has been selected from the options displayed on the home screen 81 (S508). When the CPU 11 determines that the service is not selected (S508: No), the CPU 11 shifts the process to S516. On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the service has been selected (S508: Yes), the CPU 11 initializes the service ID and the user name on the RAM 13 (S509).

  In S505, when the CPU 11 determines that the number of services corresponding to the user card is 1 (S505: 1), the CPU 11 shifts the process to S509 assuming that the corresponding one service is selected. After the processing of S509, the CPU 11 displays a connection display indicating that the service is being activated on the LCD 16 (S510). The connection display is a screen that does not depend on the UI data transmitted from the service providing servers 200 and 300.

  CPU11 transmits a starting event to a service provision server (S511). The service providing server that is the transmission destination of the start event is a service providing server that is connected by the connection destination URL 53 corresponding to the selected service with reference to the service information 50 stored in the RAM 13. In the following description, for convenience, the service providing server that is the transmission destination of the activation event is the service providing server 200, but the service providing server that is the transmission destination or the receiving source may be another service providing server. . When the transmission destination of the activation event is the service providing server 200, the process of S511 corresponds to T5.

  More specifically, in the case of an activation event that has occurred in response to the user card being held over the short-range communication unit 22, in S511, the CPU 11 stores the card ID stored in S507 together with the activation event in the service providing server 200. Send to. On the other hand, when the activation event has occurred without using the user card, the CPU 11 transmits only the activation event to the service providing server 200 in S511.

  After transmitting the activation event, the CPU 11 executes service execution processing (S512). The service execution process (S512) is a process related to the execution of the service activated by the activation event transmitted in S511. Details of the service execution process (S512) will be described later with reference to FIG. After executing the service execution process (S512), the CPU 11 determines whether there is a pending job (S513). Although details will be described later, the MFP 10 of the present embodiment is configured to hold a received print job when a print job is received from another service while the service is being executed using the MFP 10. A held job is a print job that is held in such a manner.

  If the CPU 11 determines that there is no pending job (S513: No), the CPU 11 shifts the process to S515. On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that there is a hold job (S513: Yes), the CPU 11 executes printing by the hold job (S514). The CPU 11 erases the card ID stored in the RAM 13 (S515).

  The CPU 11 determines whether a print instruction has been received (S516). If the CPU 11 determines that the print instruction has not been received (S516: No), the CPU 11 shifts the processing to S519. On the other hand, if the CPU 11 determines that a print instruction has been received, the CPU 11 executes print processing (S517). The printing process (S517) is a process for causing the printer unit 19 to perform printing based on the print data received together with the print instruction. Details of the printing process (S517) will be described later with reference to FIG. After executing the printing process (S517), the CPU 11 transmits a print result notification to the relay server 100 (S518).

  The CPU 11 determines whether a predetermined time (for example, 3 minutes) has elapsed since the service end instruction was received from the service providing server 200 (S519). When the CPU 11 determines that the predetermined time has not yet elapsed (S519: No), the CPU 11 shifts the processing to S504.

  When the CPU 11 determines that a predetermined time has elapsed after receiving the service end instruction from the service providing server 200 (S519: Yes), the CPU 11 initializes the service ID and the user name on the RAM 13 (S520). According to the processing of S519 and S520, the service ID and the user name stored in the RAM 13 for using the service remain in the RAM 13 only for a predetermined time after receiving the service end instruction from the service providing server 200. . Similar to S503, the CPU 11 displays the home screen 81 according to the service information 50 stored in the RAM 13 (S521), and the process proceeds to S504.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the service execution process (S512) described above. The CPU 11 determines whether UI data has been received from the service providing server 200 (S601). When the CPU 11 determines that the UI data is not received (S601: No), the CPU 11 shifts the process to S604.

  On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the UI data has been received (S601: Yes), the CPU 11 displays a screen according to the UI data (S602). This process corresponds to T7 and T22 described above. The job transmission notification screen 82 is also displayed by the process of S602. The CPU 11 updates the service ID and user name stored on the RAM 13 to the values received together with the UI data (S603).

  The CPU 11 determines whether a confirmation operation has been received via a screen according to the UI data (S604). Examples of the confirmation operation include an operation for confirming the user name and password input on the authentication screen 83 and an operation for the key 82a or key 82b of the job transmission notification screen 82. When the CPU 11 determines that the confirmation operation has not been received (S604: No), the CPU 11 shifts the process to S609.

  On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the confirmation operation has been accepted (S604: Yes), the CPU 11 displays a connection display indicating that information is being transmitted on the LCD 16 (S605). The CPU 11 transmits the confirmed input information or the event generated in response to the confirmation to the service providing server 200 (S606). This process corresponds to T11, T17, and T23 described above.

  The CPU 11 determines whether the information transmitted in S606 is PIN information (S607). When the CPU 11 determines that the PIN information is not transmitted (S607: No), the CPU 11 shifts the process to S609. On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the PIN information has been transmitted (S607: Yes), the CPU 11 starts counting the time elapsed since the PIN information was transmitted using a built-in timer (not shown) ( S608).

  The CPU 11 determines whether a print instruction has been received (S609). Note that the print instruction received in S609 is not necessarily the print instruction received as a result of transmitting the PIN information to the service providing server 200 in S606. That is, there is a possibility that the print instruction is received as a result of another user requesting the service providing server 300 from a terminal (not shown) such as a smartphone connected to the network 800. Further, even a service provided by the service providing server 200 may be a print instruction by a service different from the service being used (for example, cloud printing).

  If the CPU 11 determines that the print instruction has not been received (S609: No), the CPU 11 shifts the processing to S612. On the other hand, if the CPU 11 determines that a print instruction has been received (S609: Yes), the CPU 11 executes a print process described later with reference to FIG. 7A (S610), similarly to S517. After executing the printing process (S610), the CPU 11 transmits a print result notification to the relay server 100 (corresponding to S611 / T15).

  The CPU 11 determines whether a service end instruction has been received from the service providing server 200 (S612). When the CPU 11 determines that the service end instruction has not been received (S612: No), the CPU 11 shifts the processing to S601. On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the service end instruction has been received (S612: Yes), the CPU 11 uses a built-in timer (not shown) to measure the time elapsed since the service end instruction was received. Start (S613) and end this process.

  FIG. 7A is a flowchart showing the above-described printing process (S517 and S610). The CPU 11 analyzes the print data received together with the print instruction (S700). The service ID and user name added to the print data can be acquired by the analysis in S700.

  The CPU 11 determines whether the service ID is stored in the RAM 13, that is, whether the service is being used (S701). If the CPU 11 determines that the service ID is not stored in the RAM 13 (S701: No), the CPU 11 causes the printer unit 19 to execute printing based on the print data (S707), and ends this process.

  On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the service ID is stored in the RAM 13 (S701: Yes), the CPU 11 determines the service ID acquired from the print data and the service ID stored in the RAM 13, that is, the service ID being used. It is determined whether the service ID corresponding to the service matches (S702). The service ID stored in the RAM 13 is a service ID corresponding to the service being used. If the CPU 11 determines that the two service IDs do not match (S702: No), the received print instruction is a print instruction by a service different from the service being used by the MFP 10. Therefore, in such a case, the CPU 11 moves the process to S703.

  If the CPU 11 determines that the two service IDs match (S702: Yes), the CPU 11 determines whether the user name acquired from the print data matches the user name stored in the RAM 13 (S709). When the CPU 11 determines that the two user names do not match (S709: No), the received print instruction is a print instruction by a user different from the user who is using the MFP 10. Therefore, in such a case, the CPU 11 moves the process to S703.

  When the CPU 11 determines that the two user names match (S709: Yes), the CPU 11 determines whether a predetermined time (for example, 10 minutes) has elapsed since the PIN information was transmitted (S710). If the CPU 11 determines that the predetermined time has elapsed (S710: Yes), there is a possibility that the print instruction is issued by a user different from the user who is currently using the MFP 10. Therefore, in such a case, the CPU 11 moves the process to S703.

  On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the predetermined time has not yet elapsed (S710: No), the CPU 11 causes the printer unit 19 to execute printing based on the print data (S707), and ends this processing.

  In S703, the CPU 11 overwrites and displays the confirmation screen 84 on the screen being displayed on the LCD 16 (S703). The confirmation screen 84 executes printing according to these print instructions for the print instruction determined to be No in S702, the print instruction determined to be No in S709, or the print instruction determined to be Yes in S710. This is a screen for inquiring whether or not. Here, with reference to FIG.7 (b), the confirmation screen 84 is demonstrated concretely.

  As shown in FIG. 7B, the confirmation screen 84 includes a message 84a, a key 84b, and a key 84c. The key 84b is a key for instructing execution of printing according to the received printing instruction. On the other hand, the key 84c is a key for instructing not to execute printing in accordance with the received printing instruction.

  The message 84a reports that the received print instruction is from another service, and inquires whether to execute printing according to the print instruction. The message 84a includes information for specifying a service corresponding to a print instruction to be displayed on the confirmation screen 84, such as “service ID: asdfg”. The user can grasp the service corresponding to the received print instruction, and can use the grasped service as an index of whether or not printing can be executed. Therefore, it is easy to determine whether or not to execute printing.

  Image data for displaying the confirmation screen 84 is stored in the NVRAM 14. That is, the confirmation screen 84 is a screen that does not depend on the UI data transmitted from the service providing servers 200 and 300. Therefore, the confirmation screen 84 can be displayed according to the determination results of S702, S709, and S710 without depending on the type of service providing server.

  According to S703, the confirmation screen 84 is overwritten and displayed on the screen being displayed on the LCD 16. That is, even when the MFP 10 receives the UI data and the print instruction almost simultaneously, the display of the confirmation screen 84 is prioritized. Thus, since the display of the confirmation screen 84 is prioritized, confirmation by the confirmation screen 84 can be performed at an early stage.

  Returning to FIG. 7A, the description of the printing process (S517, S610) will be continued. The CPU 11 waits for an operation to be performed on the key 84b or the key 84c (S704: No). When the CPU 11 determines that an operation on the key 84b or the key 84c has been accepted (S704: Yes), the CPU 11 deletes the confirmation screen 84, and the RAM 13 stores the screen before the confirmation screen 84 is displayed. Redrawing is performed according to the UI data (S705).

  The CPU 11 determines whether the key whose operation has been accepted is the key 84b that instructs execution of printing (S706). When the CPU 11 determines that the operated key is the key 84b (S706: Yes), the CPU 11 causes the printer unit 19 to perform printing based on the print data (S707), and ends this processing.

  On the other hand, when the operated key is not the key 84b, that is, the key 84c is determined by the CPU 11 (S706: No), the CPU 11 holds the received print instruction (that is, print job) (S708), and this processing Exit. Note that printing by the suspended print job is executed on condition that the MFP 10 receives the service end instruction and the service execution process (S512) is ended as described above (S514 in FIG. 5).

  According to the embodiment, the confirmation screen 84 is displayed when the service ID received by the MFP 10 together with the print instruction does not match the service ID corresponding to the service being used. That is, the confirmation screen 84 is displayed when a screen according to the UI data of the service corresponding to the print instruction received by the MFP 10 is not displayed on the LCD 16. Since the confirmation screen 84 is displayed on condition that an execution instruction by a service different from the service being used has been received, execution of processing based on a service different from the service being used can be suppressed.

  Even if the screen according to the UI data of the service corresponding to the print instruction received by the MFP 10 is displayed on the LCD 16, the user name received together with the received print instruction is different from the user name using the service. A confirmation screen 84 is displayed. Therefore, even if the process is based on the same service as the service being used, execution of the process based on the use of a different user can be suppressed.

  The confirmation screen 84 is also displayed when a print instruction is received after a predetermined time has elapsed since the PIN information was transmitted. In such a case, there is a possibility that the print instruction is issued by a user different from the user who is using the MFP 10, so that the execution of processing based on a service different from the service being used can be suppressed by displaying the confirmation screen 84. .

  On the other hand, when a certain condition is satisfied, the confirmation screen 84 is not displayed, and printing according to the received print instruction is executed. Therefore, the troublesomeness caused by displaying the confirmation screen 84 each time a print instruction is received can be suppressed.

  According to the processing of S519 and S520, the service ID and the user name are left in the RAM 13 for a predetermined time after receiving the service end instruction. In other words, the received print instruction is treated as a print instruction received while using the service only for a predetermined time after receiving the service end instruction. Therefore, for the received print instruction received during this period, a confirmation screen 84 can be displayed depending on the situation.

  When the key 84c is operated on the confirmation screen 84, the printing in accordance with the received print instruction is executed on the condition that the service in use has ended. Therefore, priority can be given to printing by the service being used, and printing by the received print job can be suspended until the service being used ends.

  In the above embodiment, the MFP 10 is an example of a process execution device. The control program 12a is an example of a process execution program. An external device is an example of the service providing server 200. The CPU 11 is an example of a control unit. The wireless communication unit 23 is an example of a communication unit. The printer unit 19 is an example of a processing execution unit. The LCD 16 is an example of a display unit. The RAM 13 and the NVRAM 14 are examples of a storage unit. UI data is an example of screen information. The user name is an example of user information. The service ID is an example of information indicating service and specific information. The print instruction is an example of an execution command related to the service. PIN information is an example of an execution command transmission request. The confirmation screen 84 is an example of a confirmation screen. The timing at which the process of S608 is executed is an example of a predetermined timing according to transmission by the transmission unit. The timing at which the process of S613 is executed is an example of a predetermined timing according to acceptance of termination of the service being used.

  The CPU 11 that executes the process of S601 is an example of a screen information receiving unit. CPU11 which performs the process of S602 is an example of a display means. The CPU 11 that executes the processes of S516 and S610 is an example of an execution command receiving unit. The CPU 11 that executes the process of S702 is an example of a first determination unit. The CPU 11 that executes the processes of S702, S703, and S707 is an example of a first execution control unit. The CPU 11 that executes the process of S603 is an example of a first information storage unit and a second information storage unit. CPU11 which performs the process of S606 is an example of a transmission means. The CPU 11 that executes the process of S709 is an example of a second determination unit. CPU11 which performs the process of S608 is an example of a 1st time measuring means. The CPU 11 that executes the process of S710 is an example of a third determination unit. CPU11 which performs the process of S613 is an example of a 2nd time measuring means. The CPU 11 that executes the process of S519 is an example of a fourth determination unit. The CPU 11 that executes the processes of S519 and S520 is an example of an information management unit. The CPU 11 that executes the process of S708 is an example of a second execution control unit.

  Although the present invention has been described based on the embodiments, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various improvements and modifications can be easily made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. Can be inferred.

  For example, in the above-described embodiment, the MFP 10 that is a multi-function peripheral device is illustrated as the processing execution device of the present invention. Various devices can be applied. For example, a device such as a single-function printer or a personal computer or a smartphone having a storage unit capable of storing downloaded data can be applied as the processing execution device of the present invention. In the above embodiment, the system 1 includes one MFP 10, but a plurality of MFPs 10 may be included.

  In the above embodiment, the system 1 includes the two service providing servers 200 and 300. However, the system 1 can include an appropriate number of service providing servers. In the above-described embodiment, cloud printing is exemplified as an example of a service provided by the service providing servers 200 and 300. However, a data download service, a mail download service, or a service in which a client receives data is used. Thus, the present invention can be preferably applied.

  In the above embodiment, the service providing server that provides services such as the service providing servers 200 and 300 and the relay server 100 are illustrated as independent configurations, but both the function of the service providing server and the function of the relay server 100 are combined. A configuration in which only one server is applied may be used. In the above-described embodiment, the service providing servers 200 and 300 transmit UI data to the MFP 10. However, the relay server 100 may transmit UI data to the MFP 10. In the above embodiment, the relay server 100 transmits a print instruction according to the print instruction received from the service providing server 200 to the MFP 10. However, the service providing server 200 sends a print instruction, print data, and the like to the MFP 10. It is good also as a structure which transmits.

  In the above embodiment, the confirmation screen 84 is displayed when the service ID received together with the print instruction by the MFP 10 does not match the service ID corresponding to the service being used. However, information other than the service ID is used. The confirmation screen 84 may be determined to be displayed. It should be noted that by making a service match / mismatch determination using the service ID, the determination can be made easily and reliably.

  For example, a combination of a service ID and a user name may be used as one piece of identification information, and this identification information may be used to determine whether the service matches or does not match. Alternatively, for the service ID of a service that can be used by the MFP 10, a table associated with the email address is prepared in the MFP 10, and when the data to be downloaded is email data, the table is used. It may be configured to determine whether the service matches or does not match. In other words, when the received email address or account is associated with the service ID being used, it may be determined that it matches the service being used.

  Or you may use screen ID which specifies a screen. For example, for each service that can be used by the MFP 10, a table that stores screen IDs of all the screens displayed by the service is prepared in the MFP 10. On the other hand, a service providing server such as the service providing server 200 transmits a screen ID corresponding to the UI data transmitted immediately before transmitting the print instruction together with the print instruction. As a result, since the MFP 10 receives the screen ID together with the print instruction, the type of service corresponding to the received screen ID can be determined by referring to the table. Then, it may be determined whether the service determined in this way matches the service being used.

In the above embodiment, when the key 84c is operated on the confirmation screen 84, the received print instruction is suspended. However, the received print instruction may be canceled.
In the above embodiment, the service ID value is displayed as part of the message 84a. Instead of the value of the service ID, service information that can more specifically report the type of service may be displayed as a part of the message 84a. The service information can be acquired by making an inquiry to the service providing server that is the source of the service ID. Alternatively, a table in which the service ID and the service information are associated can be prepared in the MFP 10 in advance, and the service information can be acquired by referring to the table. When the service providing server transmits service information together with the service ID, the received service information may be displayed instead of the service ID.

  In the above embodiment, the timing is started after the transmission of the PIN information is executed. However, the timing may be started from an appropriate timing as long as the timing is associated with the transmission of the PIN information. For example, even before the PIN information is transmitted, the time may be measured at the timing when the transmission of the PIN information is determined in response to accepting the confirmation operation. In such a modification, the timing at which the transmission of the PIN information is determined is an example of “a predetermined timing according to the transmission by the transmission unit”.

  In the above-described embodiment, the timing is started at the timing when the service end instruction is received. However, the timing may be started from an appropriate timing as long as the timing is related to the reception of the end of the service being used. For example, a configuration may be adopted in which time is measured at the timing when an operation on the key 82b of the job transmission notification screen 82 is received. In such a modification, the timing at which an operation on the key 82b is accepted is an example of “a predetermined timing in response to acceptance of termination of a service in use”.

  In the above embodiment, the relay server 100 is configured to transmit the service information 50 to the MFP 10, but the MFP 10 may be configured to have the service information 50. In the above embodiment, the relay server 100 is configured to transmit the print instruction and the print data to the MFP 10, but the print data may also serve as the print instruction. In such a modification, the print data is an example of an “execution command related to a service”.

  The above embodiment does not consider the case where the print instruction is received during the connection display, but the service ID and the user name corresponding to the screen displayed immediately before are stored in the RAM 13 even during the connection display. Has been. Therefore, when the print instruction is received during connection display, the CPU 11 may execute the above-described print processing (FIG. 7).

  In the above embodiment, when the CPU 11 determines in S701 that the service ID is not stored in the RAM 13 (S701: No), the CPU 11 causes the printer unit 19 to execute printing based on the received print data. . Instead of this, in this case, the CPU 11 may be configured to cancel printing based on the received print data.

  In the said embodiment, although CPU11 demonstrated as a structure which performs each process described in FIGS. 5-7, each process described in these each figure is performed as a structure which several CPU performs cooperatively. Also good. Further, an IC such as an ASIC may be configured to execute each process described in each of the above drawings independently or in cooperation with a plurality of ICs. Further, the CPU 11 and an IC such as an ASIC may cooperate to execute each process described in the above drawings.

  Among the processes shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, some of the processes may be omitted or changed without departing from the independent claims. For example, S709 and / or S710 may be omitted.

10: MFP, 100: relay server, 200, 300: service providing server

Claims (11)

A communication unit that communicates with an external device;
A process execution unit for executing the process;
A display unit;
A control unit;
With
The controller is
Screen information receiving means for receiving screen information from an external device via the communication unit;
When screen information is received by the screen information receiving means, a screen for using a service provided by an external device that is the same as or different from the external device that transmitted the screen information is displayed on the display unit according to the received screen information. Display means for displaying;
Execution command receiving means for receiving an execution command related to a service provided by the same or different external device as the external device from the external device via the communication unit;
In the first case, the service corresponding to the execution command received by the execution command receiving means and the service corresponding to the screen being displayed on the display unit when the execution command is received are not the same. While the confirmation screen related to the processing according to the execution command is displayed on the display unit, the service corresponding to the execution command received by the execution command receiving unit and the display unit being displayed when the execution command is received In a second case where the service corresponding to the screen is the same, a first execution control unit that causes the process execution unit to execute a process according to the received execution command without displaying the confirmation screen;
A process execution device comprising: The controller is
When the execution instruction is received by the execution instruction receiving means, the first instruction means for determining whether a screen corresponding to the received execution instruction is being displayed on the display unit,
The first execution control means includes
When the first determination unit determines that the screen corresponding to the received execution command is not being displayed on the display unit, the service corresponding to the execution command received by the execution command reception unit and the display unit The service corresponding to the screen being displayed is determined to be the same as the first case,
When the first determination unit determines that a screen corresponding to the received execution command is being displayed on the display unit, a service corresponding to the execution command received by the execution command reception unit, and the display unit The processing execution apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the second case where the service corresponding to the screen being displayed is the same is determined as the second case. The processing execution device includes a storage unit,
The controller is
A first information storage unit that stores, in the storage unit, user information that is a target of login when login using user information that identifies a user is authenticated;
Transmitting means for transmitting user information stored in the storage unit to the external device via the communication unit together with a transmission request for an execution command;
With
The execution command receiving unit receives an execution command transmitted in response to the transmission request by an external device to which the transmission request is transmitted by the transmission unit,
The execution command received by the execution command receiving unit is associated with user information transmitted together with the transmission request transmitted by the transmission unit,
The controller is
When the execution command is received by the execution command receiving means, a second determination is made as to whether the user information associated with the received execution command and the user information stored in the storage unit indicate the same user With judgment means,
The first execution control means includes
In the second case, and when it is determined by the second determination means that both user information indicates the same user, the process according to the received execution command is performed without displaying the confirmation screen. While the processing execution unit is executed, the confirmation screen is displayed in the first case or when the second determination unit determines that both user information does not indicate the same user. Item 3. The process execution device according to Item 1 or 2. The controller is
Transmitting means for transmitting an execution command transmission request to an external device via the communication unit;
A first timing unit that counts an elapsed time from a predetermined timing according to the transmission when transmission is performed by the transmission unit;
With
The execution command receiving unit receives an execution command transmitted in response to the transmission request by an external device to which the transmission request is transmitted by the transmission unit,
The controller is
When the execution instruction is received by the execution instruction receiving means, the third determination means for determining whether or not the elapsed time counted by the first timing means has reached a predetermined value,
The first execution control means includes
In the second case, and when it is determined by the third determination means that the elapsed time has not reached a predetermined value, the process according to the received execution command is performed without displaying the confirmation screen. 3. The confirmation screen is displayed when the third determination unit determines that the elapsed time has reached a predetermined value while the processing execution unit is executed. 4. Process execution device.   5. The process execution device according to claim 1, wherein the first execution control unit displays the confirmation screen in preference to display of the screen according to the screen information by the display unit. The processing execution device includes a storage unit,
Information for displaying the confirmation screen is prepared in the storage unit,
The first execution control means displays the confirmation screen according to information for displaying the confirmation screen stored in the storage unit, not the screen information received by the screen information receiving means. The processing execution device according to claim 1.   The said 1st execution control means displays the information which shows the service corresponding to the said received execution command on the said confirmation screen, when displaying the said confirmation screen. The process execution apparatus described. The processing execution device includes a storage unit,
The controller is
When receiving the screen information by the screen information receiving means, the second information storage means for storing, in the storage unit, specific information specifying the service corresponding to the screen according to the screen information received together with the screen information,
The execution command received by the execution command receiving means is associated with specific information for specifying a service corresponding to the execution command,
The first execution control means includes
When the specific information associated with the received execution command and the specific information stored in the storage unit indicate the same service, it is assumed that it is the second case, and the two specific information has different services. The processing execution apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the processing execution apparatus is the first case. The controller is
A second timing unit that counts an elapsed time from a predetermined timing in response to the end of the service being used;
Fourth determination means for determining whether or not the elapsed time measured by the second time measurement means has reached a predetermined value;
The specific information stored in the storage unit is maintained until the elapsed time reaches the predetermined value by the fourth determination unit, while the elapsed time reaches the predetermined value by the fourth determination unit. Information management means for deleting or invalidating the specific information stored in the storage unit, on condition that it is determined that
The processing execution apparatus according to claim 8, comprising: The confirmation screen is configured to be able to select whether to execute processing according to the received execution command,
The controller is
When the selection to execute the process is accepted via the confirmation screen, the process execution unit is caused to execute the process according to the received execution command, while the selection not to execute the process via the confirmation screen is performed. 2. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a second execution control unit that, when accepted, suspends processing corresponding to the received execution instruction until the end of the service being used is accepted at a timing when the execution instruction is received. The processing execution device according to any one of 1 to 9. A communication unit that communicates with an external device;
A process execution unit for executing the process;
A display unit;
A process execution program that can be executed by the control unit of the process execution device including the control unit,
Screen information receiving means for receiving screen information from an external device via the communication unit;
When screen information is received by the screen information receiving means, a screen for using a service provided by an external device that is the same as or different from the external device that transmitted the screen information is displayed on the display unit according to the received screen information. Display means for displaying;
Execution command receiving means for receiving an execution command related to a service provided by the same or different external device as the external device from the external device via the communication unit;
In the first case, the service corresponding to the execution command received by the execution command receiving means and the service corresponding to the screen being displayed on the display unit when the execution command is received are not the same. While the confirmation screen related to the processing according to the execution command is displayed on the display unit, the service corresponding to the execution command received by the execution command receiving unit and the display unit being displayed when the execution command is received In the second case where the service corresponding to the screen is the same, as the first execution control means for causing the process execution unit to execute the process according to the received execution command without displaying the confirmation screen,
A processing execution program for causing the control unit to function.

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