Method and apparatus for task chaining
AssigneeNokia Corporation
InventorsRichard Michael Collin, Graham Phillip Oldfield
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Abstract
Various methods are provided for enabling one or more tasks to be chained together, such that a user interacting with a user interface may scroll, back step or otherwise navigate through the one or more tasks in the task chain that may cross one or more software packages. One example method may include causing a first task of one or more tasks on a task chain to be displayed in a user interface. A method may further include determining, in response to a user interaction with the user interface, a second task of the one or more tasks on the task chain to be displayed in the user interface. A method may further include causing the second task to be in displayed in the user interface.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- causing a first task of one or more tasks on a task chain to be displayed in a user interface;
- determining, in response to a user interaction with the user interface, a second task of the one or more tasks on the task chain to be displayed in the user interface;
- and
- causing the second task to be in displayed in the user interface.
An apparatus comprising:
- at least one processor;
- and
- at least one memory including computer program code, the at least one memory and the computer program code configured to, with the at least one processor, cause the apparatus to at least:
- cause a first task of one or more tasks on a task chain to be displayed in a user interface;
- determine, in response to a user interaction with the user interface, a second task of the one or more tasks on the task chain to be displayed in the user interface;
- and
- cause the second task to be in displayed in the user interface.
A computer program product comprising:
- at least one computer readable non-transitory memory medium having program code stored thereon, the program code which when executed by an apparatus cause the apparatus at least to:
- cause a first task of one or more tasks on a task chain to be displayed in a user interface;
- cause a view of the task chain to be displayed, wherein the view of the task chain is scrollable such that at least a portion of the one or more tasks in the task chain are viewable in the user interface;
- determine, in response to a user interaction with the user interface, a second task of the one or more tasks on the task chain to be displayed in the user interface;
- and
- cause the second task to be in displayed in the user interface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.