WO2014061203A1 - 情報処理端末 - Google Patents

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WO2014061203A1
WO2014061203A1 PCT/JP2013/005602 JP2013005602W WO2014061203A1 WO 2014061203 A1 WO2014061203 A1 WO 2014061203A1 JP 2013005602 W JP2013005602 W JP 2013005602W WO 2014061203 A1 WO2014061203 A1 WO 2014061203A1
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  • This disclosure relates to an information processing terminal.
  • Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for operating a plurality of applications in cooperation with each other. According to this technology, for example, when a certain application is executed, a function that is not originally provided can be indirectly captured by executing another application that provides a function that the application does not have. .
  • main application when one application (hereinafter referred to as “main application”) is executed, when another application (hereinafter referred to as “sub-application”) is executed, a screen displayed on the information processing terminal Transitions from the main application execution screen to the sub-application execution screen. After that, when the operation of the sub application is completed, the screen displayed on the information processing terminal transitions again to the execution screen of the main application.
  • the display screen transitions in this way, the user recognizes that the main application is temporarily stopped and the sub application is operating, that is, the sub application different from the main application is operating, and the main application is recognized.
  • the app cannot appear to incorporate the functionality of a sub-app directly.
  • the function of the sub application is directly incorporated into the main application as, for example, a module
  • the function of the sub application is provided as a function of the main application only during execution of the main application. Therefore, when the function of the sub application is provided, the possibility that the user recognizes that a sub application different from the main application is operating can be reduced.
  • a process of incorporating the function of the sub-application into the main application is necessary, and such a process is a burden on the application developer.
  • the present disclosure may prevent a sub application from being recognized in a technology that provides a function that the main application does not originally have by executing a sub application different from the main application.
  • An information processing terminal capable of appearing as if the function of a sub application is directly incorporated in a main application is provided.
  • the information processing terminal includes an application execution unit, a sub application execution unit, and a hidden screen display unit.
  • the application execution unit executes a certain application as a main application.
  • the sub application execution unit executes a sub application that provides a predetermined function to the main application executed by the application execution unit in response to an execution request from the application execution unit. While the sub application execution unit is executing the sub application, the hidden screen display unit hides that the sub application is being executed instead of the execution screen indicating that the sub application is being executed. Display the screen.
  • FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram schematically showing the configuration of the information processing terminal according to the first embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating an example of operation contents of the information processing terminal.
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an execution screen of the main application.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a sub-application execution screen.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of the hidden screens GHa to GHd.
  • FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram schematically showing the configuration of the information processing terminal according to the second embodiment.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of authentication data.
  • FIG. 8 is a flowchart illustrating an example of operation contents of the information processing terminal according to the second embodiment.
  • FIG. 9 is a functional block diagram schematically showing the configuration of the information processing terminal according to the modification.
  • the information processing terminal 10 is configured by a mobile communication terminal, for example, and includes a control unit 11, an operation input unit 12, a display output unit 13, a storage unit 14, a communication unit 15, and the like.
  • the control unit 11 is mainly configured by a microcomputer having a CPU, a ROM, and a RAM (not shown), and controls the overall operation of the information processing terminal 10. In addition, the control unit 11 executes a control program in the CPU, thereby causing a main application execution processing unit 21 (hereinafter referred to as “main execution processing unit 21”) and a sub application execution processing unit 22 (hereinafter referred to as “sub execution”).
  • the hidden screen display processing unit 23 is virtually realized by software.
  • the main execution processing unit 21, the sub execution processing unit 22, and the hidden screen display processing unit 23 may be realized in hardware as an integrated circuit integrated with the control unit 11, for example.
  • the operation input unit 12 includes various switches such as a touch panel switch provided on the screen of the display output unit 13 and a mechanical switch provided around the display output unit 13.
  • the operation input unit 12 outputs an operation detection signal to the control unit 11 in accordance with various switch operations by the user.
  • the control unit 11 analyzes the operation detection signal input from the operation input unit 12 and identifies the operation content of the user. And the control part 11 performs various processes, for example, the execution process of the application designated by the user, etc. based on the specified operation content.
  • the display output unit 13 is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display, and displays various information based on a display command signal input from the control unit 11.
  • the screen of the display output unit 13 is provided with a touch panel switch configured by a known pressure-sensitive method, electromagnetic induction method, capacitance method, or a combination thereof.
  • the display output unit 13 displays, for example, various application execution screens, specifically a hidden screen described later.
  • the storage unit 14 is configured by a nonvolatile storage medium such as a hard disk drive or a memory card, for example.
  • Various computer programs, application programs for executing various applications, data used in each program, various types Data for screen display, map data, etc. are stored.
  • Various applications (application programs) are given identification information for identifying the applications.
  • the map data includes at least position information (coordinate information) indicating positions of stores, facilities, place names, sightseeing spots, and the like set as destinations.
  • the communication unit 15 establishes a wireless communication line with an external navigation device (not shown) that executes, for example, vehicle route guidance, and performs various communications with the navigation device through the communication line.
  • the external device to which the communication unit 15 is communicably connected is not limited to the navigation device, and may be an information processing terminal different from the information processing terminal 10, for example.
  • the main execution processing unit 21 corresponds to an example of an application execution unit and means, and executes an application requested to be executed as a main application based on an execution request from the control unit 11.
  • a destination selection application described later in detail can be considered.
  • the destination selection application is an application for selecting a point to be set as a destination for vehicle route guidance, for example.
  • the sub-execution processing unit 22 corresponds to an example of a sub-application execution unit and means.
  • a sub-application that provides a predetermined function to the main application executed by the main execution processing unit 21 is sent from the main execution processing unit 21. Execute in response to an execution request. By executing the sub-application, a function that the main application does not originally have is added to the main application.
  • a position information providing application described later in detail can be considered.
  • the location information providing application extracts, as a predetermined function, location information (coordinate information) of the destination selected by the destination selection application from the map data, and navigates the extracted location information via the communication unit 15. Implement the functions provided to the device.
  • the hidden screen display processing unit 23 corresponds to an example of a hidden screen display unit and means, and indicates that the sub application is being executed while the sub execution processing unit 22 is executing the sub application. Instead of the execution screen, a hidden screen for hiding that the sub-application is being executed is displayed.
  • main application A a main application A
  • main application X a function that the main application A originally does not have
  • sub-application X the main execution processing unit 21 requests the sub-execution processing unit 22 to execute the sub-application X as shown in FIG.
  • the main execution processing unit 21 calls the sub application X.
  • the main execution processing unit 21 outputs the identification information of the main application A being executed at that time to the sub execution processing unit 22.
  • the main execution processing unit 21 temporarily stops the execution of the main application A (step A2).
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 starts to execute the sub application X in response to the execution request from the main execution processing unit 21 (step A3).
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 provides a predetermined function included in the sub application X (step A4).
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 outputs a sub application executing signal indicating that the sub application X is being executed to the hidden screen display processing unit 23.
  • the hidden screen display processing unit 23 receives the sub-application executing signal, the hidden screen display processing unit 23 starts displaying the hidden screen on the display output unit 13 (step A5).
  • the sub-execution processing unit 22 stops the execution of the sub-application X when the provision of the predetermined function is completed (step A6). Then, when the execution of the sub application X is stopped, the sub execution processing unit 22 outputs a sub application execution stop signal indicating that the sub application X has been stopped to the hidden screen display processing unit 23. When receiving the sub application execution stop signal, the hidden screen display processing unit 23 stops displaying the hidden screen on the display output unit 13 (step A7).
  • the sub-execution processing unit 22 identifies the caller main application, in this case, the main application A, based on the identification information output from the main execution processing unit 21 (step A8). ). Then, the sub execution processing unit 22 requests the main execution processing unit 21 to execute the identified main application A (step A9). As a result, the sub-execution processing unit 22 calls the main application A once stopped. Then, the main execution processing unit 21 resumes the execution of the main application A that has been stopped (step A10).
  • destination selection application A when the main execution processing unit 21 is executing the destination selection application A (hereinafter referred to as “destination selection application A”), the information processing terminal 10, as shown in FIG.
  • the execution screen GA of the location selection application A is displayed on the display output unit 13.
  • destination candidates Pa, Pb, Pc,... are displayed, and selection buttons Ba, Bb, Bc,... For selecting these destination candidates are displayed as candidates.
  • the selection button is displayed as a touch button that can be touch-operated by the user.
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 responds to the execution request from the main execution processing unit 21 with the position information providing application X (hereinafter referred to as “position information providing application X”). Start execution). At this time, the main execution processing unit 21 outputs destination candidate specifying information for specifying the selected candidate to the sub execution processing unit 22. Then, the sub execution processing unit 22 specifies the candidate selected based on the destination candidate specifying information output from the main execution processing unit 21, and extracts the position information of the specified candidate from the map data. Then, the sub execution processing unit 22 provides the extracted position information to the navigation device.
  • position information providing application X hereinafter referred to as “position information providing application X”. Start execution).
  • the main execution processing unit 21 outputs destination candidate specifying information for specifying the selected candidate to the sub execution processing unit 22.
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 specifies the candidate selected based on the destination candidate specifying information output from the main execution processing unit 21, and extracts the position information of the specified candidate from the map data. Then, the sub execution processing unit 22 provides the extracted
  • the information processing terminal 10 When the execution of the position information providing application X is started by the sub execution processing unit 22, the information processing terminal 10 is originally executing the execution screen GX shown in FIG. An execution screen indicating this is displayed on the display output unit 13. However, in this case, the information processing terminal 10 causes the hidden screen display processing unit 23 to display a hidden screen for hiding that the position information providing application X is being executed on the display output unit 13 instead of the execution screen GX. indicate.
  • the hidden screen display processing unit 23 displays any one of the hidden screens GHa to GHd illustrated in FIG.
  • the hidden screen GHa shown in FIG. 5 is a so-called dummy screen with a transparent entire surface.
  • the execution screen GA of the destination selection application A can be visually recognized through the hidden screen GHa, but cannot be operated.
  • the hidden screen GHa may not be a screen that is entirely transparent, but may be a screen that is partially transparent and the rest is opaque.
  • the hidden screen GHb shown in FIG. 5 is a single-color screen on the entire surface.
  • the execution screen GA cannot be visually recognized through the hidden screen GHb and cannot be operated.
  • the hidden screen GHb may not be a single-color screen on the entire surface, but may be a screen in which a part is a single color and the remaining portion is, for example, transparent. Further, as a single color, for example, black or white can be considered, but other colors may be used.
  • the hidden screen GHc shown in FIG. 5 is a screen with a predetermined pattern on the entire surface.
  • the execution screen GA cannot be visually recognized through the hidden screen GHc and cannot be operated.
  • the hidden screen GHc may not be a screen with a predetermined pattern on the entire surface, but may be a screen with a part of the predetermined pattern and the remaining part, for example, transparent.
  • the predetermined pattern for example, a stripe pattern can be considered, but other patterns may be used.
  • the hidden screen GHd shown in FIG. 5 is a screen designated by the main execution processing unit 21.
  • the main execution processing unit 21 selects a designated screen according to the type of the main application to be executed.
  • the screen designation processing by the main execution processing unit 21 is performed on the hidden screen display processing unit 23 when the main execution processing unit 21 requests execution of the position information providing application X, for example.
  • the hidden screen display processing unit 23 extracts data for displaying the screen specified by the main execution processing unit 21 from the storage unit 14 and displays the specified screen based on the extracted screen display data.
  • the execution screen GA cannot be visually recognized through the hidden screen GHd and cannot be operated.
  • the entire screen of the hidden screen GHd may not be a designated screen, but a part of the hidden screen GHd may be a designated screen and the remaining portion may be a transparent screen, for example.
  • the designation screen includes various screens such as a screen including a symbol mark indicating a main application executed by the main execution processing unit 21 and a screen including a symbol mark indicating a destination genre selectable by the main application. Can be specified. Further, the designation screen may include symbols that are not related to the main application.
  • a hidden screen is displayed when a function that the main application does not originally have is provided by executing a sub-application different from the main application.
  • a function that the main application does not originally have is provided by executing a sub-application different from the main application.
  • it is possible to hide that the sub-application that provides the function is being executed, so that the function can be provided as if it were a function provided by the main application. It is possible to make it appear that the function of the sub application is directly incorporated in the main application.
  • the main execution processing unit 21 executes the destination selection application A as the main application and the sub execution processing unit 22 executes the position information providing application X as the sub application is illustrated.
  • the main application executed by the main execution processing unit 21 and the sub application executed by the sub execution processing unit 22 are not limited to these, and various applications can be executed.
  • the main application and the sub-application are not limited to applications that are related to each other through the concept of “position”, such as the destination selection application A and the position information providing application X, for example. It may be an application having no characteristics.
  • the hidden screen display processing unit 23 displays a case where any one of a transparent screen, a single color screen, a screen with a predetermined pattern, and a designated screen designated by the main execution processing unit 21 is displayed as the hidden screen. Illustrated. However, the hidden screen displayed by the hidden screen display processing unit 23 is not limited to these, and various screens may be adopted as long as the screen can hide that the sub-application is being executed. it can.
  • sub-application that the main application calls may be set in advance in a data table or the like, or may be configured to be appropriately selected at the time of calling. Further, the sub-application that is called by the main application may be set to be callable from an application other than the main application.
  • the information processing terminal 10 further realizes the authentication processing unit 24 virtually by software by executing a control program by the control unit 11.
  • the authentication processing unit 24 may be realized in hardware as an integrated circuit integrated with the control unit 11, for example.
  • the authentication processing unit 24 corresponds to an example of an authentication unit and means.
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 receives a sub application execution request from the main execution processing unit 21, as will be described in detail later, the main execution It is determined whether or not the main application being executed by the processing unit 21 is a preset authentication application.
  • each application (application program) stored in the storage unit 14 is provided with identification information, and a password necessary for executing the application is set.
  • a valid password password set for the application
  • a password input unit not shown
  • authentication data ND shown in FIG. 7 is stored in the storage unit 14.
  • authentication information given to each application and a password set for each application are stored in association with each other.
  • the main execution processing unit 21 requests the sub execution processing unit 22 to execute the sub application X (step A1), the main execution processing unit 21 and the identification information of the main application A being executed at that time
  • the password input when executing the main application A is output to the sub-execution processing unit 22.
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 executes an authentication request in response to the execution request from the main execution processing unit 21 (step B1).
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 outputs the identification information and password received from the main execution processing unit 21 to the authentication processing unit 24.
  • the authentication processing unit 24 executes an authentication process in response to the authentication request from the sub execution processing unit 22 (step B2).
  • the authentication processing unit 24 uses any one of the identification information and password pairs output from the sub-execution processing unit 22, in other words, the main execution processing unit 21, stored in the authentication data ND. It is determined whether or not the set of information and password matches.
  • the authentication process part 24 will output the authentication result information which shows the result to the sub execution process part 22, if an authentication process is completed (step B3).
  • the authentication processing unit 24 determines in the authentication process that the combination of the identification information and the password matches any of the sets, the authentication processing unit 24 executes the authentication in which the main application executed by the main execution processing unit 21 is set in advance. Judge that the application is an application, and attach a permission signal to the authentication result information.
  • the authentication processing unit 24 determines that the combination of the identification information and the password does not match any pair in the authentication processing, the authentication application in which the main application executed by the main execution processing unit 21 is set in advance. If it is not, a non-permission signal is attached to the authentication result information.
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 checks whether or not a permission signal is attached to the authentication result information (step B4).
  • the permission signal is attached to the authentication result information (step B4: YES)
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 starts executing the sub application X (step A3).
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 outputs a sub application executing signal to the hidden screen display processing unit 23, and the hidden screen display processing unit 23 displays the hidden screen in response to this signal. That is, in this case, the hidden screen display processing unit 23 displays the hidden screen during execution of the sub application X on the condition that the application executed by the main execution processing unit 21 is a preset authentication application.
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 executes the sub application X without executing the sub application X.
  • the process ends.
  • the sub execution processing unit 22 may be set to execute the sub application X without displaying the hidden screen by the hidden screen display processing unit 23 when the permission signal is not attached to the authentication result information. . That is, the sub-execution processing unit 22 sets the sub-application X not to be output to the hidden screen display processing unit 23 when the execution of the sub-application X is started, for example, so that the sub-application X is displayed without displaying the hidden screen. It may be configured to execute. In this case, the execution screen GX is displayed on the display output unit 13.
  • the information processing terminal 10 of the present embodiment only when the application executed by the main execution processing unit 21 is a preset authentication application, it is hidden during the execution of the sub application X. A screen is displayed. In other words, when the application executed by the main execution processing unit 21 is not an authentication application, the execution screen of the sub application X is displayed during the execution of the sub application X. Thereby, it can be seen that the function of the sub application X is incorporated in the authentication application, and the function of the sub application X can be shown in the application other than the authentication application.
  • the authentication processing unit 24 may be provided not in the information processing terminal 10 but in an external server 31 that can communicate with the information processing terminal 10.
  • the authentication data ND may also be stored in the storage unit 32 of the server 31.
  • the authentication data ND can be centrally managed in the server 31, and authentication processing can also be centrally executed in the server 31. For example, when the authentication application is changed, it is only necessary to update the authentication data ND in the server 31, and it is not necessary to update the authentication data ND stored in a plurality of information processing terminals.
  • embodiment of this indication is not limited only to each embodiment mentioned above, and includes various embodiments.
  • embodiments and configurations obtained by appropriately combining technical elements disclosed in different embodiments and configurations are also included in the embodiments and configurations according to the present disclosure.

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