WO2004051487A1 - 携帯端末装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a portable terminal device that obtains information by circulating through a website or the like on the Internet. Background technology>
- Terminal devices that use personal computers, etc. are connected to a network such as the Internet, mainly through a wired communication line, to browse websites that provide information on the network, servers that construct websites, etc. It is possible to obtain the desired information by downloading data from the Internet.
- a site to be accessed is specified in advance, and at a predetermined cycle or time, the site is automatically accessed and information is acquired, a so-called automatic patrol method.
- Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, and Patent Document 3 This is useful when you want to access the same site regularly to update information and keep up-to-date.
- a mobile terminal device such as a mobile phone device that performs wireless communication also has an Internet function, so that various types of information can be obtained. For example, when acquiring news information using a mobile phone device, first establish an Internet connection, then repeat the selection operation several times according to the menu display, or directly enter the URL (Uniform Resource Locater) of the site to obtain the desired information. The procedure for selecting a news site is being performed. In conventional mobile terminal devices, complicated operations such as the above-described selection operation were required every time a target site was accessed in order to obtain necessary information from a website on the Internet or the like.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H11-213130 (Pages 6-10, Figure 14)
- Patent Literature 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-3146-174 (Patent Documents 3-9, FIG. 7)
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-141 2-4 pages, Fig. 1
- the mobile terminal device has a small operation unit, so that when accessing frequently, the user is forced to perform complicated operations.
- mobile terminal devices it is desirable for mobile terminal devices to have an automatic patrol function.However, mobile terminal devices have unique circumstances, such as changes in the usage environment due to movement, etc., and many restrictions on the hardware of the devices. It was difficult to cope with practical use by simply patroling a predetermined site at the set time as in the conventional example.
- the present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the user can arbitrarily set a processing procedure relating to access to a site on a network in advance, so that the processing can be performed when out of radio coverage area or when storage capacity is insufficient.
- the system automatically performs the repair procedure, and the mobile terminal device that performs wireless communication can acquire information by automatic patrol at predetermined times, facilitating the desired information when necessary. It is an object of the present invention to provide a mobile terminal device which can be obtained in the United States. ⁇ Disclosure of Invention>
- a portable terminal device includes: a network access unit that accesses a site on a network to acquire data; a data storage unit that stores the acquired data; and an access destination related to access to the site on the network.
- Access processing procedure setting means capable of arbitrarily setting an access setting including a time, a time, and a processing procedure according to a user's instruction; and a series of processing based on the set access setting.
- the access processing procedure setting means may include an access start processing procedure for starting access to the set site at a set time, a data acquisition processing procedure for obtaining data from the accessed site, and storing the obtained data in the data storage means.
- the processing procedure in at least one of the data storage processing procedures to be stored in shall be set.
- the access processing procedure setting means sets an out-of-service processing procedure in a case where the own apparatus is out of a communicable area when starting access to the set site in the access starting processing procedure.
- a process when the portable terminal device is out of the communication range at the time of access start is automatically performed based on the processing procedure set by the user. Therefore, when data is automatically circulated to a preset site and data is acquired, it is possible to respond by executing processing according to the user's settings even when out of service area.
- the access processing procedure setting means may be configured such that, in the access start processing procedure, when starting access to the set site, the own apparatus executes another task. If another task is being used, the procedure for starting another task is set.
- the process is automatically performed when the mobile terminal device is performing the task related to other uses such as during data communication at the start of access, such as during data communication. . Therefore, when data is automatically circulated to a preset site and data is acquired, it is possible to respond by executing a process according to the user's settings even when another task is activated.
- the access processing procedure setting means sets a site access unsuccessful processing procedure when the access fails when accessing the set site in the data acquisition processing procedure.
- the access processing procedure setting means in the data acquisition processing procedure, sets an interruption processing procedure when the apparatus itself receives an interrupt request while acquiring data from the set site.
- the mobile terminal device based on the processing procedure set by the user, when the mobile terminal device is acquiring data from the set site, the mobile terminal device receives an interrupt request for other purposes such as an incoming call, mail reception, user operation, and the like.
- the processing in the event of a failure is automatically performed. Therefore, when data is acquired by automatically patrol to a preset site, it is possible to respond by executing processing according to the user's settings even when an interrupt occurs.
- the access processing procedure setting means in the data acquisition processing procedure, sets a data acquisition unsuccessful processing procedure when data acquisition fails while acquiring data from the set site. I do.
- processing when data acquisition fails such as when the mobile terminal device is out of the communicable area when acquiring data from the set site, is automatically performed. It is done on a regular basis. Therefore, when automatically patrolling to a preset site to acquire data, user settings can be set even when data acquisition is unsuccessful. Can be dealt with by executing a process corresponding to.
- the access processing procedure setting means sets the storage memory shortage processing procedure when the storage capacity of the data storage means is insufficient when storing the acquired data in the data storage processing procedure. I do.
- processing such as data deletion when the storage capacity of the data storage means is insufficient and the data cannot be stored as it is when the portable terminal device stores the acquired data. It is done automatically. Therefore, when data is automatically circulated to a preset site and data is acquired, it is possible to respond by executing processing according to the user's settings even when the storage memory is insufficient.
- a search means for searching for the acquired data stored in the data storage means.
- desired data can be easily browsed, for example, by extracting desired data from a plurality of data or confirming the data collectively from a set site. .
- the access processing procedure setting means can set a transfer destination for transferring the acquired data, and includes a data transfer means for transferring the obtained data to the set transfer destination.
- data obtained from a set site can be transferred to a specified destination and confirmed at any location or terminal.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an internal functional configuration of a mobile phone device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a system configuration when implementing an automatic Internet patrol system using the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a flow of a site automatic patrol operation of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram illustrating a part of a display example of an automatic patrol setting screen displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a flow of out-of-service processing that can be arbitrarily set by a user in the automatic patrol processing of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a flow of a process at the time of activating another task that can be arbitrarily set by the user in the automatic patrol process of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a flow of a modification of the process at the time of starting another task, which can be arbitrarily set by the user in the automatic patrol process of the telephone device.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the flow of a site access unsuccessful process that can be arbitrarily set by the user.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating an automatic patrol process of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process at the time of interruption,
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the flow of unsuccessful data acquisition processing that can be arbitrarily set by the user in the automatic patrol processing of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. In the automatic tour processing of the mobile phone device it is a flowchart showing a flow of a process when the storage memory is insufficient, which can be arbitrarily set by the user.
- FIG. 12 is displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing a display example of a notification screen during execution of automatic access;
- FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram showing a display example of a notification screen of an automatic access result displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram showing a first display example of an acquired data list screen displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram showing a second display example of the acquired data list screen displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram showing a third display example of the acquired data list screen displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 11 denotes a control unit
- 12 denotes a memory
- 13 denotes a communication processing unit
- 14 denotes a wireless communication unit
- 15 denotes a display unit
- 16 denotes an operation unit
- 21 denotes an access processing procedure.
- a setting unit, 23 is an access processing procedure storage unit
- 24 is a data storage unit
- 100 is a mobile phone device
- 200 is a base station
- 300 is a network
- 400 is a server.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an internal functional configuration of a mobile phone device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a case in which an automatic Internet patrol system is realized using the mobile phone device according to this embodiment. It is a schematic diagram which shows a system configuration.
- the mobile phone device of the present embodiment mainly includes a control unit 11, a memory 12, a communication processing unit 13, a wireless communication unit 14, a display unit 15, and an operation unit 16. It is configured to have.
- the control unit 11 is a block that controls the operation of the entire mobile phone device, and is an access processing procedure setting unit described below (corresponding to an access processing procedure setting unit described in claims).
- the control unit 11 includes a CPU for performing various calculations, a RAM for work memory, and a ROM for storing a control program.
- the access processing procedure setting unit 21 and the access processing execution unit 22 are stored in the ROM in the form of a program executed by the control unit 11.
- the memory 1 2 has an access processing procedure storage unit (corresponding to an access processing procedure storage unit described in the claims) 2 3 for storing an access processing procedure arbitrarily set by a user, and an access processing site on a network. And a data storage unit (corresponding to a data storage unit described in the claims) 24 for storing the data obtained by the above-mentioned operations, and stores various data.
- an access processing procedure storage unit corresponding to an access processing procedure storage unit described in the claims
- a data storage unit (corresponding to a data storage unit described in the claims) 24 for storing the data obtained by the above-mentioned operations, and stores various data.
- the communication processing unit 13 is a block for performing communication-related processes such as calling and receiving calls, telephone functions such as voice processing for calls, access to servers on a network, and data communication functions such as communication data processing. is there.
- the wireless communication unit 14 is a block for transmitting and receiving a communication signal by wireless communication.
- the network access means described in the claims is constituted by the network access function of the communication processing unit 13, the wireless communication unit 14, and the control unit 11.
- the display unit 15 and the operation unit 16 are provided as a user interface for outputting and inputting data.
- the display unit 15 is composed of a liquid crystal display device etc. It displays various information such as the operation status of the device.
- the operation unit 16 includes a plurality of operation keys and the like, and is used for data input and instruction input by a user's operation.
- the mobile phone 100 is connected to a base station 200 via a wireless interface.
- the base station 200 is connected to a network 300 such as the Internet via a communication line such as a mobile communication network or a public line network (PSTN, ISDN, etc.).
- a server 400 for constructing a site such as a web site for distributing various kinds of information is provided and connected to each other.
- the mobile phone 100 can access the server 400 on the network 300 by a predetermined procedure and download data provided from the server 400.
- the mobile phone device When the user gives an operation instruction according to a menu and makes a predetermined access setting for setting a processing procedure relating to access to a specific site, the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment performs a series of operations based on the access setting.
- the processing procedure is stored in the access processing procedure storage unit 23 as a program in a MAC format.
- a processing procedure according to the access setting is executed, a specific site is automatically visited at a predetermined time, and data of the site is acquired and stored. Has become.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the flow of the site automatic patrol operation of the mobile phone device according to the present embodiment.
- the mobile phone device 100 keeps track of the time using a clock (not shown) in the control unit 11 and determines whether or not the access set time set by the user has come (step S 101 ).
- step S101 When the access set time set by the user in step S101 is reached, it is checked whether or not the own device can communicate (that is, whether or not it is within a radio wave coverage area) (step S102). When the own device is out of the radio coverage area, out-of-service processing described later 03). On the other hand, if communication is possible, it is checked whether or not access is possible to the specific setting site set by the user (step S104).
- step S105 If the local device is running another task, such as during a call or accessing another Internet site, and cannot access the setting site, it performs the other task startup process described later (step S105). If the setting site is accessible in step S104, the control unit 11 accesses the specific setting site by the communication processing unit 13 and the wireless communication unit 14 (step S106). .
- step S107 it is determined whether or not the access to the site has been successful. If the access fails, for example, if the site set by the user does not exist, or if the server of the accessed site does not respond due to load concentration or failure, etc., the process for unsuccessful site access described later (step S108) I do. If the access is successful in step S107, data acquisition is started, and it is determined whether or not an interrupt request occurs during data acquisition (step S109). Note that the acquired data is temporarily stored in a RAM serving as a work memory in the control unit 11. If an interrupt request such as an incoming call to the own device occurs during data acquisition, the following interrupt process (step S110) is performed.
- step S111 If no interrupt request is generated in step S109, it is next determined whether or not data acquisition has not ended abnormally (step S111). If an error such as a line disconnection occurs during data acquisition and terminates abnormally, perform the data acquisition unsuccessful process described later (step S112). If the data acquisition does not end abnormally in step S111, it is determined whether the data acquisition has ended (step S113). If the data acquisition is not completed, return to the point indicated by B in the flowchart and repeat the procedure from step S107.
- step S113 If it is determined in step S113 that the data acquisition is completed, the free space of the data storage unit 24 in the memory 12 is checked, and whether the size of the acquired data can be stored in the data storage unit 24 is determined. A judgment is made (step S114). If the acquired data size is too large to fit within the free space of the data storage unit 24, a storage memory shortage process (step S115) described later is performed. If the free space is larger than the acquired data, the acquired data is stored in the data storage unit 24 (step S116). Most Thereafter, the data acquisition status indicating the completion of data acquisition is turned on (step S117), and a series of automatic patrol processing ends.
- data is once obtained and the free space in the data storage unit 24 of the memory 12 is checked.
- the following modified examples can be considered. For example, confirm the size of the data by asking the user to send only the size information before acquiring the data, or to send the data with the size information embedded before the data.
- the free space of the data storage unit 24 is confirmed. If necessary free space is available, data is acquired.If there is no free space, storage memory shortage processing described later is performed to delete old data, etc., increase free space, and then acquire data. It is also possible. According to such a modification, it is possible to directly store the acquired data in the data storage unit 24 without requiring a memory area for once taking in data.
- each processing procedure is executed based on the operation of the access processing execution unit 22 of the control unit 11.
- step S103 out-of-service processing (step S103), other task startup processing (step S105), site access unsuccessful processing (step S108), interrupt processing (Step S110), data acquisition unsuccessful processing (step S111), storage memory shortage processing (step S115), the processing blocks of the mobile phone and the use of the device
- the access setting is performed by the user based on the operation of the access processing procedure setting unit 21 of the control unit 11 based on the operation of the access processing procedure setting unit 21 of the control unit 11.
- the setting can be performed according to the menu displayed in 15.
- the setting contents are stored as a macro-format program (macro program) in the access processing procedure storage unit 23. Generated based on this macro program Macro According to the instruction, the automatic cruise process is executed by the access process execution unit 22.
- the setting of each process procedure can be performed for each access target such as for each site or for a group of a plurality of sites. The settings can be changed.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a part of a display example of an automatic patrol setting screen displayed on the display unit 15 of the mobile phone device 100.
- the registration screen of the site macro setting menu 1 as shown in Fig. 4 (a) is displayed.
- the site name and URL of the access destination for automatic patrol select the access setting time for patrol from the access cycle such as "weekly”, “daily”, “hourly”, and also enter the corresponding time . This determines the time (cycle) for accessing the specified site.
- the site name and URL can be copied using the bookmark function of the mobile phone device, or directly on the character input screen as shown in Fig. 4 (b).
- the registration screen of the site macro setting menu 2 as shown in) is displayed. On this display screen, you can set the procedure for out-of-service processing and other task activation processing.
- step S201 When the own device is out of the radio coverage area and enters the out-of-service processing block, it is first determined whether or not to cancel the access process being executed and invalidate it (step S201). If the access processing is set to be invalid when out of service area, the access processing is stopped (step S202), and the out-of-service processing ends. On the other hand, if the access is set to be re-accessed, the re-access timer for the set time is set to ON and the timer is started (step S203), and is indicated by A in the flowchart of FIG. Returning to the point, the processing procedure is repeated from the step of determining whether or not the access set time has come.
- the automatic patrol is set in the process for starting other tasks. Select whether to notify the user that the site access start time has come, or to cancel the access if it is being used and restart it after a predetermined time I do. When re-accessing, enter the time. By this selection, the procedure in the process at the time of starting other task as shown in the flowchart of FIG. 6 is set. Here, the process at the time of starting another task will be described with reference to FIG.
- the own device is being used for another purpose at the access start time, and enters the other task startup processing block, it is first determined whether or not to notify the user (step S301).
- step S302 a notification is displayed indicating that the access start time for the automatic patrol has been reached but the device is currently being used for another purpose (step S302), and the It is determined whether the task is terminated (step S303). The display of the notification is repeated until the running task is completed. When the task is completed in step S303 and the site can be accessed, the designated site is accessed (step S304). Proceed to point B in the flowchart of FIG. On the other hand, if the notification is not set in step S301 (access is canceled when used), the re-access timer setting for the set time is turned on and timekeeping is started. Then (step S305), the process returns to the point indicated by A in the flowchart of FIG. 3, and the processing procedure is repeated from the step of determining whether or not the access set time has come.
- FIG. 7 shows the procedure of a modification of the process when starting other tasks.
- the own device is in use for another purpose at the access start time, and when entering the other task startup processing block, the same as in Fig. 6
- it is determined whether or not to notify the user step S301). If the notification is set, a notification is displayed indicating that the access start time of the automatic patrol has been reached but that it is currently being used for another purpose (step S302).
- a selection screen as to whether or not to end another task is displayed (step S306).
- the user sees this selection screen and performs an operation to end another task, and inputs an instruction to end the other task, the user waits for the end of the other task or waits for the other task being started.
- the process immediately ends (step S303), and access to the specified site is started (step S304). Then, go to the point indicated by B in the flowchart of FIG. On the other hand, the user does not end other tasks. If an instruction to continue other tasks is input, the current site access is stopped (step S307), and the next site access is awaited.
- a selection screen as to whether or not to end another task is displayed in step S306 as in FIG. 7 (a). If the user does not end the operation, and an instruction to continue the other task is input, a selection screen as to whether or not to end the current site access is displayed (step S308). When the user sees this selection screen and performs an operation to end the current site access, and inputs a site access end instruction, the current site access is stopped (step S307), and It will be waiting for the next site access. On the other hand, if the user performs an operation that does not end the current site access and inputs a site access continuation instruction, the process returns to step S305 to turn on the re-access timer setting and start timing. I do. As described above, the other task activation process may be configured to perform the procedure as in the first and second modifications.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing when site access is unsuccessful. Even if you try to access the specified site at the specified time, if the site is congested or the site does not exist at the specified URL, and enters this processing block, the access processing is performed first. It is determined whether to cancel and invalidate (step S401). If the setting is made to invalidate the access processing when the site access is unsuccessful, the access processing is stopped (step S402), and the processing when the site access is unsuccessful ends. On the other hand, if the access is set to be re-accessed, the re-access timer setting for the set time is turned on, and the timer is started (step S403), and A in the flowchart of FIG. Returning to the point indicated by, the processing procedure is repeated from the step of determining whether or not the access set time has been reached.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing at the time of interruption.
- the interrupt When accessing the site When an interrupt request is generated and enters this processing block, it is first determined whether or not the interrupt is an incoming call (step S501). If it is an incoming call, a notification indicating that an incoming call has occurred is displayed (step S502), and it is determined whether or not to stop acquiring data from the site (step S503). If the data acquisition is set to be prioritized, the caller is notified of the rejection of the incoming call (step S504), and the interruption process ends. Then, the process returns to step S111 in the flowchart of FIG. 3 to continue acquiring data.
- step S501 the flow advances to step S505 to determine whether the interruption is an incoming mail. If it is an incoming mail, a notification indicating that an incoming mail has occurred is displayed (step S506), and it is determined whether or not to stop acquiring data from the site (step S507). If the setting has been made such that data acquisition is prioritized, the interruption process ends without acquiring the mail (step S508). Then, the process returns to step S111 in the flowchart of FIG. 3, and data acquisition is continued.
- step S505 If the interrupt is not an incoming mail in step S505, it is determined that the interrupt is another interrupt such as the user's operation of the mobile phone device 100, and the flow advances to step S509 to send a notification indicating that data is currently being acquired from the site. It is displayed and it is determined whether or not the data acquisition from the site is to be interrupted (step S510). If the setting is made so that data acquisition is prioritized, the user's operation input on the operation unit 16 is stopped (step S5 11 1), and the process at the time of interruption is terminated. Then, the process returns to step S111 in the flowchart of FIG. 3 to continue acquiring data.
- the interrupt is another interrupt such as the user's operation of the mobile phone device 100, and the flow advances to step S509 to send a notification indicating that data is currently being acquired from the site. It is displayed and it is determined whether or not the data acquisition from the site is to be interrupted (step S510). If the setting is made so that data acquisition is prioritized, the user's operation input on
- Step S5 1 the timer for the set time is turned on to start counting (step S513), and the flow returns to the point indicated by A in the flowchart of FIG. 3 to determine whether the access set time has been reached.
- the processing procedure is repeated from the step to be performed.
- the notification at the time of occurrence of the interrupt may be performed not only by the display on the display unit 15 but also by other methods such as, for example, emitting sound from a speaker or blinking an LED.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the flow of the data acquisition failure process.
- data If data acquisition terminates abnormally, such as when the connection to the site is lost during acquisition, and this processing block is entered, it is first determined whether the data acquisition process should be stopped and disabled (step S 6 0 1). If the setting is made to invalidate the data acquisition process when the data acquisition is unsuccessful, the data acquisition process is stopped (step S602), and the data acquisition unsuccessful process is terminated. On the other hand, if the access is set to be re-accessed, the re-access timer for the set time is set to ON and the timer is started (step S603), and A in the flowchart of FIG.
- the size of the acquired data is larger than the free space in the data storage unit 24, whether to not save the data or delete other existing data to increase the free space and save the data select.
- step S701 When it is determined that there is not enough free space for the acquired data to be stored, and when entering this processing block, it is first determined whether to store the data (step S701). Don't store acquired data when memory is insufficient? If it is set to, the data storage process is stopped (step S702), and the storage memory shortage process ends. On the other hand, when storing data, the priority of the data that can be deleted is checked and grasped (step S703), and the priority is determined until the free space of the data storage unit 24 of the memory 12 exceeds the data size. The existing data is deleted according to (step S704).
- the setting of the above-described automatic tour processing procedure is performed for each access target such as for each site and for each group of a predetermined site.
- the frequency of patrols and the processing when access is not possible can be set separately. For example, if you want to always obtain information on news distribution sites that are updated frequently, you may set a higher patrol frequency and repeat access even if access is not possible.
- the re-access is repeated until the access succeeds.
- the number of re-accesses may be set.
- access fails frequently at the time set by the user, the time at which re-access succeeded is stored, and thereafter, access is started at the time of previous successful access (that is, the set time).
- the configuration may be modified as follows. As a result, for example, even if it is set to perform automatic patrols during times when access to the site is concentrated, the settings are automatically corrected during times when congestion is avoided.
- the fact that automatic access is being performed as shown in FIG. 12 is displayed on the display unit 15 to notify the user.
- the notification at the time of executing the automatic patrol may be performed not only by the display on the display unit 15 but also by other methods such as, for example, emitting a sound from a speaker or blinking the LED.
- the result of automatic access to a specific site as shown in FIG. 13 may be displayed on the display unit 15.
- the user can grasp the number of successfully acquired data and the number of failed data.
- FIGS. 14 to 16 are schematic diagrams showing display examples of the acquired data list screen displayed on the display unit 15 of the mobile phone device 100.
- the set site name is displayed in a list.
- icons such as “not displayed” for not browsing and “lost” for data acquisition failure are displayed.
- the latest date when the data was obtained is displayed.
- Fig. 14 (a) the cursor is placed on the second "XX USE" from the top.
- This “XX News” shows the date of 1/30/30 and the “not yet” icon. The data was acquired on 1/30/30 and has not been viewed yet.
- the browse button is pressed in this state, the text of the corresponding news article is displayed as shown in Fig. 14 (b).
- Fig. 15 (a) the cursor is positioned on the third “News X ⁇ ” from the top. This “News X ⁇ ” has no data acquisition date and icon, and data has not been acquired yet. If you press the browse button in this state, a message indicating that it has not been acquired is displayed as shown in Fig. 15 (b).
- Fig. 16 (a) the cursor is positioned at the bottom of "Weekly Stock Information”.
- This “weekly stock information” shows the date of February 23 and the icon of “lost”, indicating that data acquisition failed on February 23.
- the browse button is pressed in this state, a message indicating that data acquisition has been interrupted and failed has been displayed as shown in Fig. 16 (b).
- control unit 11 is provided with a search means for searching data acquired from the site and stored in the data storage unit 24, and based on a user's instruction, an arbitrary keyword from a plurality of acquired data.
- search for desired data based on the acquisition date, status such as unread, and the like, and display it on the display unit 15.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment at all, and can be implemented in various modes without departing from the gist thereof.
- a mobile phone device is used as an example of the mobile terminal device.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- any mobile terminal device having a communication function such as a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) Needless to say, the present invention can be applied to the present invention.
- the user can arbitrarily set the processing procedure relating to the access to the site in advance, and a failure unique to the portable terminal device occurs, for example, when the radio wave is out of service area or when the storage capacity is insufficient.
- processing procedures such as repair and treatment can be performed automatically.
- a mobile terminal device that performs wireless communication, such as saving data, can acquire periodic information that is almost equivalent to that of automatic patrol. If the number of re-accesses is configured to be arbitrarily set in advance, re-access can be completed at the set number of times, and can be passed to the next regular access. Communication costs can be reduced accordingly.
- a user can arbitrarily set a processing procedure for accessing a site on a network in advance, thereby making it possible for the mobile terminal device to perform a process such as when out of radio range or when storage capacity is insufficient.
- the system automatically repairs and takes action, and even in a mobile terminal device that performs wireless communication, information can be obtained by automatic patrol at predetermined times, and desired information can be easily obtained when necessary
- a mobile terminal device can be provided.
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