Image processing device, image processing system, image processing method, and non-transitory computer readable recording medium
AssigneeKonica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc.
InventorHiroyuki KAWABATA
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AssigneeKonica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc.
InventorHiroyuki KAWABATA
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An image processing device executing a job in cooperation with a server, comprises: an external terminal connecting part for establishing connection that allows communication with an external terminal; a server connecting part for conducting a negotiation to execute the job with the server and establishing connection with the server in response to receipt of a request from the external terminal; a transmission part for sending information that is received from the external terminal and addressed to the server after rewriting a source address of the information to an address of the image processing device; a screen image control part for outputting screen image information to the external terminal in response to receipt of the screen image information from the server; and a job execution control part for starting execution of the job with the server in accordance with a control command after receiving the control command from the server.
An image processing device capable of executing a job in cooperation with a server connected through a network, comprising:
An image processing system comprising an image processing device and a server that work together to execute a job, said image processing device and said server being connected together through a network, wherein
An image processing method of executing a job in cooperation with a server, comprising the steps of:
A non-transitory computer readable recording medium on which a program is recorded, said program being executable on an image processing device that executes a job in cooperation with a server connected through a network, said program causing said image processing device to execute the steps of:
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