KR101605507B1 - Method for executing macro and control method of web sever for executing macro, recording medium for performing the method - Google Patents

Abstract

A macro execution method, a control method of a web server for executing a macro, and a recording medium for performing the same are disclosed. The method comprises the following steps of: generating a script file of a macro and receiving a keyword for macro execution from a user; receiving a time condition for executing the macro; and executing the macro in accordance with a preset priority if a keyword exists in a push notification message received from a smart terminal or the time condition for executing the macro is satisfied. In addition, the macro registered in the smart terminal can be remotely executed through a web server, and a macro can be generated or managed through the web server.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention relates to a method for performing a macro, a method for controlling a web server for performing a macro, and a recording medium for performing the method.

The present invention relates to a method of performing a macro, a control method of a web server for performing a macro, and a recording medium for performing the method. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method for performing a macro in a smart terminal, And a recording medium for performing the control method.

As demand for smart terminals increases, many people are using smart terminals. As a result, a situation occurs in which a repeated operation is required while using an application of a smart terminal. To reduce the time and labor required to perform such repetitive tasks, research has been conducted on macros to perform repetitive tasks in an application.

In the conventional technology for performing a macro in a smart terminal, there is a problem that an application to be executed by a user must be directly executed in order to execute a macro. If the user wants to do the work in the application through a macro, then the user's application usability will be improved if the macro can be done automatically.

KR 10-1348645 B1

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for performing a macro in a smart terminal, the method comprising the steps of: detecting a presence or absence of a keyword on a push notification message of a smart terminal;

Another aspect of the present invention provides a method of controlling a web server for remotely controlling a smart terminal to perform a macro, and a method for controlling a web server for allowing a user to remotely control a smart terminal on the web to execute a macro.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for performing a macro, the method comprising: generating a script file of a macro to receive a keyword for performing a macro from a user; receiving a time condition for performing a macro; receiving a push notification message The macro can be performed according to a predetermined priority when the keyword exists in the keyword or when the time condition for performing the macro is satisfied.

On the other hand, generating a script file of a macro can input a touch operation for operating and operating an application to execute a macro from a user, analyze and record the touch operation, and generate a script file.

The script file is generated by analyzing and analyzing the touch operation by extracting a touch operation position on the smart terminal screen by storing the touch operation procedure, analyzing the touch operation pattern at the corresponding position, The touch operation type information at the position can be converted into a code and recorded to generate a script file.

At least one keyword can be input. When a plurality of keywords are input, a condition for performing a macro or a condition for performing a macro if any one of a plurality of keywords exists is required Can be added.

In addition, when there is a keyword in the push notification message received by the smart terminal, or when the time condition for performing the macro is satisfied, the macro is executed according to the preset priority. When the push notification message is received at the smart terminal, , And divides the information into morpheme units, and compares the information of the analyzed messages with the keywords registered by the user, thereby performing a macro.

In addition, when a push notification message is received in the smart terminal, the information of the corresponding message is compared with the keyword registered by the user. In the case where there are a plurality of keywords registered by the user, If there is only one keyword, it can be verified whether or not the macro is performed, and it can be compared with the keyword registered by the user.

When a keyword exists in a push notification message received in a smart terminal or when a time condition for performing a macro is satisfied, executing a macro in accordance with a preset priority means that a preemptive scheduling in which a macro being executed can be interrupted, Macros can be run according to non-preemptive scheduling, where macros can not be interrupted.

In addition, executing macros according to the preemptive scheduling that can interrupt a macro being executed or the non-preemptive scheduling that can not interrupt a macro being executed means that the user can select preemption scheduling or non-preemption scheduling, If a macroblock request having a higher rank than the current macro is input, the current macro is aborted and macroblocks of a higher order are executed. When non-preemptive scheduling is selected, When a request is input, the macro can be executed according to the priority after the current task is completed.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of controlling a web server for performing a macro, the method comprising: receiving a macro information from a smart terminal and transmitting a push notification message including a keyword capable of executing a macro of the smart terminal, Generating a macro by controlling to operate a macro at a predetermined time by remotely controlling a screen of the smart terminal or by controlling a macro to be executed corresponding to a push notification message containing a specific keyword by previously storing a specific keyword, Macros can be managed by modifying or deleting the generated macros by remotely controlling the screen of the smart terminal.

On the other hand, to create a macro is to remotely control the screen of the smart terminal to receive an execution operation for an application to create a macro from a user, receive a keyword for executing a macro from the user, And the smart terminal can generate a macro.

Also, at least one smart terminal can be registered from the user, and an ID can be assigned and managed according to the terminal in order to distinguish the smart terminal from the user.

Further, it may be a computer-readable recording medium on which a computer program for performing a macro is recorded.

According to an aspect of the present invention, a repetitive work process of an application of a smart terminal can be performed at once through a macro, and a macro can be automatically performed according to a condition set by a user.

In addition, the user can remotely execute a macro registered in his / her smart terminal through a web server, and can create or manage a macro through the web server.

Thus, there is an advantage that the repetitive operation on the application can be performed automatically under the conditions set by the user.

1 is a diagram illustrating a macro execution system including a smart terminal and a web server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a control block diagram of the smart terminal shown in FIG.
3 is a control block diagram of the control unit shown in FIG.
4 is a control flowchart for generating a macro according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5A and 5B are control flow diagrams for executing a macro according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6A and 6B are control flowcharts for executing a macro when another macro is being executed according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a control flowchart for creating a macro through a web server according to another embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a control flowchart for performing a macro through a web server according to another embodiment of the present invention.
FIGS. 9A, 9B, and 9C are exemplary views of a smart terminal screen that receives information for performing a macro from a user.
10A and 10B are exemplary diagrams of a smart terminal screen in which macros are executed according to a keyword condition.

The following detailed description of the invention refers to the accompanying drawings, which illustrate, by way of illustration, specific embodiments in which the invention may be practiced. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention. It should be understood that the various embodiments of the present invention are different, but need not be mutually exclusive. For example, certain features, structures, and characteristics described herein may be implemented in other embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention in connection with an embodiment. It is also to be understood that the position or arrangement of the individual components within each disclosed embodiment may be varied without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. The following detailed description is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the present invention is to be limited only by the appended claims, along with the full scope of equivalents to which such claims are entitled, if properly explained. In the drawings, like reference numerals refer to the same or similar functions throughout the several views.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings.

1 is a diagram illustrating a macro execution system including a smart terminal 100 and a web server 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The macro execution system 1 may include a smart terminal 100 and a web server 200.

The smart terminal 100 may generate a script file for a process of performing a macro. The smart terminal 100 may receive a keyword for performing a macro operation from a user or input a time condition for performing a macro operation. The smart terminal 100 checks whether or not a keyword exists in the received push notification message, receives a push notification message including a keyword input from the user, or performs a macro according to a preset priority when the time condition is satisfied can do.

The smart terminal 100 is a touch-based mobile terminal capable of wireless communication and can be operated for various applications. The smart terminal 100 may be a smart phone or a smart pad.

The web server 200 can register the smart terminal 100 of the user. Registering the smart terminal 100 of the user can generate and register an ID in the smart terminal 100 of the user. Accordingly, the web server 200 can register at least one or more smart terminals 100 of the user, so that the user can perform or manage macros for all the smart terminals 100 to execute the macros.

The web server 200 may receive remote screen information from the smart terminal 100. [ The web server 200 can control the screen of the smart terminal 100 by receiving remote screen information. Therefore, the user can control the smart terminal 100 through the web server 200 without directly manipulating the smart terminal 100.

The web server 200 may receive an input from the user for manipulating the screen of the smart terminal 100. Accordingly, the user can access the application of the smart terminal 100 to create a macro through the web server 200.

The web server 200 remotely controls the screen of the smart terminal 100 to operate the macro to operate at a predetermined time or to store a specific keyword in advance to execute a macro corresponding to the push notification message including the specific keyword It is possible to generate a macro by controlling it.

The web server 200 generates a macro by remotely controlling the screen of the smart terminal 100 to receive an execution operation for an application for generating a macro from a user and receive a keyword for performing a macro from a user, It may mean that the smart terminal 100 receives a time condition to perform a macro and controls the smart terminal 100 to generate a macro.

The web server 200 receives the screen control input of the smart terminal 100 from the user, and can modify or delete the created macros and manage the macros accordingly.

The web server 200 may receive macro information from the registered smart terminal 100. The web server 200 may receive a macro to be executed by the user. The web server 200 may transmit a push notification message to the smart terminal 100 satisfying the condition for executing the macro input from the user.

The web server 200 is connected to the smart terminal 100 via a network and communicates predetermined information with the smart terminal 100. The web server 200 can receive macro information from the smart terminal 100 and receive remote screen information of the smart terminal 100. [

2 is a schematic control block diagram of the smart terminal 100 shown in FIG.

The smart terminal 100 may include a user input unit 110, a wireless communication unit 120, a memory unit 130, a display unit 140, and a controller 150.

The user input unit 110 may receive an input from the user for controlling the operation of the terminal. The user input unit 110 may receive input from the user to perform various operations on the application, which is a macro execution operation. The user input unit 110 receives a macro execution operation and receives a condition for performing the macro execution operation. The user input unit 110 may receive a keyword on a push notification message or receive a time condition from a user. When the user registers a keyword on the push notification message, the user input unit 110 can receive an application receiving the push notification message. Accordingly, when the push notification message is received, the smart terminal 100 can check whether or not the application is the application input by the user and check whether the corresponding keyword exists in the push notification message. Accordingly, the smart terminal 100 can perform the macro when a condition satisfying the condition occurs.

The wireless communication unit 120 may perform wireless communication between the smart terminal 100 and the web server 200. [ The wireless communication unit 120 may transmit the ID of the smart terminal 100 to the web server 200. [ Accordingly, the web server 200 can classify and register the smart terminal 100 as an ID. The wireless communication unit 120 may transmit the screen of the smart terminal 100 to the web server 200. [ Accordingly, the web server 200 can control the smart terminal 100 remotely.

The wireless communication unit 120 may receive the push notification from the web server 200. [ If the received push notification is received by the smart terminal 100 and matches the keyword registered by the user, the corresponding macro can be performed.

The memory unit 130 may store a program for processing and controlling the controller 150, and may perform a function for temporarily storing input / output data.

The memory unit 130 may store a program for performing macros and store a push notification message received through the wireless communication unit 120. [

The display unit 140 outputs information processed in the smart terminal 100. The display unit 140 may output a push notification message provided by the web server 200. [ The display unit 140 may output a screen for performing a macro input from a user.

The control unit 150 can check whether the condition of the macro input from the user is satisfied and control the process of executing the macro.

3 is a control block diagram of the control unit 150 shown in FIG.

The control unit 150 may include a macro generating unit 151, a condition setting unit 152, a priority setting unit 153, a push notification message analyzing unit 154, and a macro executing unit 155.

The macro generation unit 151 may store the touch operation on the application, which is a macro execution process, from the user. The macro generation unit 151 can analyze the touch operation on the stored application.

Analyzing the touch operation on the application can classify and analyze operations that the user can perform on the touch screen by screen touch, screen touch release, and screen drag. In addition, the position coordinates for performing the touch operation can be configured as coordinates.

The macro generating unit 151 may convert the analyzed touch operation into a script code to generate a script file including a macro execution process.

The condition setting unit 152 can receive a condition for executing the generated script file from the user. The condition setting unit 152 may receive a notification application for receiving the push notification message from the user and an execution application for executing the macro.

The condition setting unit 152 may receive a keyword or a time condition included in the notification message from the user. At least one keyword included in the notification message can be input. In addition, when a plurality of keywords are input, a user inputs information about 'or' or 'and' to the keyword, and a condition for executing a macro when a plurality of keywords must be present at the same time, A condition for performing a macro may be added.

For example, keyword terms can be set to 'first come, first served or discounted', and can be set to 'first come, first served and discounted'. In the case where the keyword condition is 'first-come-first-served or discounted', the macro can be performed when the 'first-come-first-served' or the 'discounted' word is entered on the push notification message. When the keyword condition is 'first-come-first-served and discounted', the macro can be performed when both the 'first-come-first-served' and the 'discounted' words are included. And the condition can be expressed as "when" on the program implementing the present invention. For example, the 'first come, first served and discounted' condition can be expressed as 'when there is a discount on first come first served basis'.

The priority setting unit 153 may receive a ranking of macros generated by the user. The priority setting unit 153 can control the macros to be performed in descending order of priority when there are a plurality of macros to be executed. The priority setting unit 153 can receive the priority from the user.

In addition, the priority setting unit 153 may select the preemption scheduling or the non-preemption scheduling from the user. The priority setting unit 153 can stop the macro operation being performed and execute the requested macro when a macro execution request having a rank higher than that of the macro executed when the user selects preemption scheduling is input.

The priority setting unit 153 can execute the requested macro after completing the operation of the macro even if the macro execution request having a rank higher than that of the macro being executed when the user selects the non-preemptive scheduling.

When the push notification message is received, the push notification message analyzer 154 can check whether the received push notification message matches the notification application set by the user. If the received push notification message matches the notification application set by the user, the push notification message analyzing unit 154 may analyze the push notification message and check whether the push notification message matches the keyword set by the user.

The user may set at least one keyword. Therefore, when a plurality of keywords are input, the push notification message analyzing unit 154 determines whether a plurality of keywords are simultaneously present in the corresponding keywords to perform a macro or if only one of the plurality of keywords exists, To confirm the final condition. The push notification message analyzing unit 154 can check the condition of the keyword and confirm whether the push notification message satisfies the condition set by the user. The push notification message analyzing unit 154 can notify the macro execution unit 155 of the existence of a keyword on the push notification message or a condition of a plurality of keywords.

The macro execution unit 155 can execute the macro when the push notification message analyzing unit 154 receives a signal indicating that a condition satisfying the condition set by the user has occurred. In addition, the macro executing unit 155 can execute the corresponding macro at a time set by the user.

When there are a plurality of macros to be executed, the macro executing unit 155 can execute macros in descending order of priority according to the priority set by the user. In addition, when another macro is currently being executed, the macro executing unit 155 can check whether the newly requested macro is higher in priority than the macro being executed. The macro executing unit 155 may execute macros according to preemption scheduling or non-preemption scheduling when the priority of macros newly executed is higher than that of the macro being executed.

The macro executing unit 155 may execute macros according to the preemption scheduling or non-preemption scheduling selected by the user. The macro execution unit 155 may stop the macro operation being performed when the user selects the preemptive scheduling, and may execute the newly requested macro. The macro executing unit 155 may execute a newly requested macro after completing a macro operation being performed when the user selects non-preemptive scheduling.

4 is a control flowchart for generating a macro according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The user may select an application for which to create the macro (310). The user can perform an operation on the application to execute the macro. The controller 150 may store a series of operations performed by the user (320).

The control unit 150 may analyze the stored operations according to the touch operation of the user. The control unit 150 can analyze how the user performed the touch operation in which position and convert it into a script code (330).

The control unit 150 can generate the converted script code as a script file. The script file may include touch operation position information of the user and information on the touch operation type of the user with respect to the corresponding position. The type of touch operation may be divided into a screen touch, a screen touch release, and a screen drag (340).

The user can enter a condition for executing the macro. The condition for performing the macro may include a keyword or a time condition on the push notification message. At least one keyword can be input in the push notification message. When the push notification message is transmitted, the control unit 150 can perform a macro if the keyword entered by the user exists in the corresponding message. The time condition is a time when the user wishes to execute a macro, and the control unit 150 may control 350 to perform the macro at the corresponding time.

The user can set the macro to repeat when the macro is executed. If you do not want to do it repeatedly, you can type 1 and type 0 to make the macro repeat (360).

The control unit 150 may generate metadata including the generated script file and the condition and repeat count information input from the user. Accordingly, the control unit 150 can generate a repetitive operation on the application as a macro (370).

5A and 5B are control flow diagrams for executing a macro according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5A, the controller 150 receives a condition for performing a macro from a user and generates a macro to be executed (405).

The control unit 150 can confirm whether a push notification message is received at the smart terminal 100. [ If the push notification message is not received, the control unit 150 can confirm whether the push notification message is received (410).

When the push notification message is received, the control unit 150 can check whether the received push notification message matches the notification application set by the user. If the received push notification message matches the notification application set by the user, the push notification message can be analyzed. The controller 150 analyzes the push notification message and compares the push notification message with a keyword set by the user for the application (415).

The control unit 150 can confirm whether a keyword set by the user exists on the push notification message. The keyword set by the user may be at least one or more. If a plurality of keywords are input, a plurality of keywords must exist simultaneously in the keywords. If there is a keyword or a keyword, The final condition can be confirmed. The control unit 150 checks the condition of the keyword and confirms whether the push notification satisfies the condition set by the user (420).

The control unit 150 can confirm whether there are a plurality of macros to be executed when the push notification message satisfies the condition set by the user. When there are a plurality of macros to be performed, a plurality of push notification messages satisfying the conditions set by the user are received on the smart terminal 100, or a plurality of push notification messages satisfying the time conditions set by the user and satisfying the conditions set by the user A push notification message may be received (425).

If there are a plurality of macros to be executed, the controller 150 may perform the macros in descending order of priority according to the priority set by the user (430).

The controller 150 may perform the requested macro if the macro to be executed is one (435).

Referring to FIG. 5B, the controller 150 receives a condition for performing a macro from a user and generates a macro to be performed (450). The control unit 150 can confirm whether the current time is the time set by the user (445).

Since the user can set the time conditions to be the same for the other macros, a plurality of macros to be executed at that time can be requested. In addition, since the push notification message satisfying the condition set by the user at the corresponding time may be received, the control unit 150 can check whether a plurality of macros to be executed are requested (450).

If there are a plurality of macros to be executed, the control unit 150 may perform the macros in order of higher priority according to the priority set by the user (455).

The controller 150 may perform the requested macro if the macro to be executed is one (460).

6A and 6B are control flowcharts for executing a macro when another macro is being executed according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 6A, the controller 150 receives a condition for performing a macro from a user and generates a macro to be performed (510). The control unit 150 may check whether the condition set by the user is satisfied to perform the macro on the smart terminal 100 (520).

If the condition set by the user is satisfied in order to execute the macro, the controller 150 can check whether another macro is currently being executed (530).

If another macro is currently being executed, the controller 150 may check whether the newly requested macro is higher in priority than the macro being executed (540).

If the priority of the newly requested macro is higher than that of the macro being executed, the control unit 150 may perform the macro according to the preemption scheduling or the non-preemption scheduling. The selection of preemption scheduling or non-preemption scheduling may be input from the user (550).

The controller 150 may perform a macro according to a priority order when another macro is not being executed when a new macro is requested. When the macro is newly requested and the other macro is being executed but the priority of the newly requested macro is lower than that of the macro being executed, the control unit 150 can execute the newly requested macro after the execution of the macro according to the priority (560).

Referring to FIG. 6B, when the priority of the newly requested macro is higher than that of the macro being executed, the controller 150 may perform macros according to preemption scheduling or non-preemption scheduling. The control unit 150 can confirm whether the user has selected preemption scheduling (551).

The control unit 150 may interrupt the macro operation being performed when the user selects preemption scheduling and may perform the newly requested macro (552).

If the user does not select preemption scheduling, i.e., if non-preemptive scheduling is selected, the controller 150 may perform a newly requested macro after completing the macro operation being performed (553).

7 is a control flowchart for creating a macro through the web server 200 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

The web server 200 can register the smart terminal 100 of the user. Registering the smart terminal 100 of the user can generate and register an ID in the smart terminal 100 of the user. Accordingly, the web server 200 can register at least one user's smart terminal 100, and accordingly, the user can perform or manage macros for all the smart terminals 100 to execute macros 610 ).

The web server 200 may receive remote screen information from the smart terminal 100. [ The web server 200 can control the screen of the smart terminal 100 by receiving remote screen information. Accordingly, the user can control the screen of the smart terminal 100 through the web server 200 without directly manipulating the smart terminal 100 (620).

The web server 200 remotely controls the screen of the smart terminal 100 to operate the macro to operate at a predetermined time or to store a specific keyword in advance to execute a macro corresponding to the push notification message including the specific keyword It is possible to generate a macro by controlling it.

The web server 200 generates a macro by remotely controlling the screen of the smart terminal 100 to receive an execution operation for an application for generating a macro from a user and receive a keyword for performing a macro from a user, It may mean that the smart terminal 100 receives a time condition to perform a macro and controls the smart terminal 100 to generate a macro.

The web server 200 receives the screen control input of the smart terminal 100 from the user and can modify or delete the created macro and manage the macro accordingly (630).

8 is a control flowchart for performing a macro through the web server 200 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

The web server 200 may register the smart terminal 100 of the user (710). The web server 200 may receive macro information from the registered smart terminal 100. The web server 200 classifies the registered smart terminals 100 into IDs and stores the macro information stored in the corresponding smart terminals 100 according to the IDs (operation 720).

The web server 200 may receive a macro to be executed by the user. That is, the user may input a macro to be performed through the web server 200, so that the smart terminal 100 may execute the input macro (730).

The web server 200 may extract a condition for performing a macro using the macro information received from the smart terminal 100. [ Accordingly, the web server 200 may transmit a push notification message to the smart terminal 100 satisfying the condition for performing the macro (740).

The smart terminal 100 may receive the push notification message. The smart terminal 100 may check whether the received push notification message meets the condition for performing the macro and perform the corresponding macro (750).

FIGS. 9A, 9B, and 9C are exemplary diagrams of a screen of the smart terminal 100 receiving information for performing macros from a user.

Referring to FIG. 9A, a user may input a condition for performing a macro. The user can select a notification application or an execution application. A notification application may refer to an application that will receive push notifications. An execution application may refer to an application to execute a macro.

The user can select how to execute the macro, and the macro execution method can include keyword setting or time setting.

If the user selects the keyword setting, the user can input the keyword and input at least one keyword. The user can select one of 'if', 'or' for the keyword, 'if' can mean 'and', and 'or' can literally mean 'or'. If the user selects 'Remove' for the keyword, the keyword is removed. When a user sets a keyword condition, it can be stored together with the stored macro file. Accordingly, macro metadata including keyword condition information set by the user can be generated.

Referring to FIG. 9B, the user can select a time setting as a condition for performing a macro. The time setting allows the user to select the desired time, and the macro can be performed at that time. When a user sets a time condition, the user can save the macro file together with the stored macro file. Thus, the macro metadata including the time condition information set by the user can be generated.

Referring to FIG. 9C, the user can set a priority for the generated macro. The priority order can control the order of execution of macros when there are a plurality of macros to be executed in performing the macros.

For example, if the 'Kupang' macro at number 0 and the 'Monster' macro at number 1 are requested at the same time, you can execute the 'monster' macro after executing the 'Kupang' macro.

On the other hand, when the 'monster' macro is being executed and the work instruction for the 'Kupang' macro is inputted, it is possible to check whether the user has selected preemption scheduling or non-preemption scheduling. If the user chooses preemption scheduling, he can interrupt the running 'monster' macro and execute the interrupted 'monster' macro after performing the 'Kupang' macro. If you choose non-preemptive scheduling, you can run the 'Kupang' macro after completing the running 'monster' macro.

FIGS. 10A and 10B are exemplary views of a screen of the smart terminal 100 in which macros are executed according to a keyword condition.

FIG. 10A is a screen on which a push notification is received by the smart terminal 100. FIG. It is assumed that the user sets the notification application and the execution application as 'Kupang' and sets the keyword as 'first come first served'. In this case, the push notification displayed on the screen is received from the 'Kupang' application, and the word 'first come, first served' is included in the push notification message, so that it is found that the push notification is consistent with the keyword set by the user.

Accordingly, referring to the screen of FIG. 10B, the smart terminal 100 can execute the macro since the push notification satisfies the condition set by the user. The smart terminal 100 may execute an 'Kupang' application and an operation of pressing a purchase button which is an operation set by the user. Accordingly, the user can automatically receive the operation of the application and the desired operation on the smart terminal 100.

Such a technique for performing a macro on the smart terminal 100 may be implemented in an application or may be implemented in the form of program instructions that can be executed through various computer components and recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. The computer-readable recording medium may include program commands, data files, data structures, and the like, alone or in combination.

The program instructions recorded on the computer-readable recording medium may be ones that are specially designed and configured for the present invention and are known and available to those skilled in the art of computer software.

Examples of computer-readable recording media include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks and magnetic tape, optical recording media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, magneto-optical media such as floptical disks, media, and hardware devices specifically configured to store and execute program instructions such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, and the like.

Examples of program instructions include machine language code such as those generated by a compiler, as well as high-level language code that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter or the like. The hardware device may be configured to operate as one or more software modules for performing the processing according to the present invention, and vice versa.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims. It will be possible.

100: smart terminal 110: user input
120: wireless communication unit 130: memory unit
140: display unit 150: control unit
200: Web server

Claims (12)

A script file of a macro is generated to receive a keyword for performing a macro from a user, a time condition for executing a macro is input,
When the keyword is present in the push notification message received by the smart terminal or when the time condition for performing the macro is satisfied, a macro is performed according to a preset priority,
Performing a macro according to a predetermined priority when the keyword exists in a push notification message received by the smart terminal or when a time condition for performing the macro is satisfied,
And analyzing the information of the message and dividing the message information into morpheme units and comparing the information of the messages divided by the morpheme unit with the keyword, How to perform macros. The method according to claim 1,
Generating a script file of the macro may include:
A method for executing a macro, the method comprising: receiving a touch operation for driving and operating an application to execute a macro from a user; and analyzing and recording the touch operation to generate a script file. 3. The method of claim 2,
The script file is generated by analyzing and recording the touch operation,
The touch operation process is stored to extract the location where the touch operation is performed on the smart terminal screen, analyzes the touch operation pattern at the corresponding location, converts the location information and the touch operation type information at the corresponding location into a code, . The method according to claim 1,
At least one of the keywords can be input. When a plurality of keywords are simultaneously input, a condition for performing a macro or a condition for performing a macro if any one of a plurality of keywords is present Wherein the macros are added. delete delete The method according to claim 1,
Performing a macro according to a predetermined priority when the keyword exists in a push notification message received by the smart terminal or when a time condition for performing the macro is satisfied,
A method of performing a macro that performs a macro according to a preemptive scheduling capable of suspending a running macro or a non-preemptive scheduling in which a running macro can not be interrupted. 8. The method of claim 7,
Performing macros according to preemptive scheduling, which can interrupt the macro being executed, or non-preemptive scheduling, which can not interrupt the macro being executed,
The user can select preemption scheduling or non-preemption scheduling. If preemption scheduling is selected, if the execution request of a macro having a priority higher than that of the currently executing macro is inputted, the currently executing macro is stopped and a macro having a high priority is executed And when a non-preemptive scheduling is selected, if a request to execute a macro having a higher priority than a currently executed macro is input, the macro is performed according to the priority after the current macro is completed. Receiving a macro information from a smart terminal, transmitting a push notification message including a keyword capable of executing a macro of the smart terminal, executing a registered macro,
Generating a macro by controlling the macro to operate at a predetermined time by remotely controlling a screen of the smart terminal or controlling execution of a macro corresponding to a push notification message including a keyword in advance,
And controlling the macros by modifying or deleting the macros generated by remotely controlling the screen of the smart terminal. 10. The method of claim 9,
To generate the macro,
Receiving an execution operation for an application to generate a macro from a user by remotely controlling a screen of the smart terminal,
A method of controlling a web server that receives a keyword for performing a macro from a user or receives a time condition for performing a macro and controls the smart terminal to generate a macro. 10. The method of claim 9,
A control method of a web server capable of receiving at least one smart terminal from a user, and assigning and managing an ID according to a terminal for distinguishing the smart terminal. 11. A computer-readable recording medium on which a computer program is recorded, for performing a macro according to any one of claims 1 to 4 and 7 to 11.

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