Printing apparatus, control method thereof, and storage medium
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMinoru FUJISAWA
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Abstract
A printing apparatus includes a receiving unit configured to receive a print job from a print server configured to provide a logical printer, using an Internet Printing Protocol, IPP, a printing unit configured to perform printing based on the print job, and a storage control unit configured to store a downloaded portion of print data specified by the print job, to a storage region. When download of the print data is restarted after download of the print data is canceled, the receiving unit is configured to download a portion of the print data that is not stored in the storage region, using a Hypertext Transfer Protocol, HTTP, range request.
Claims10
A printing apparatus comprising:
- a receiving unit configured to receive a print job from a print server configured to provide a logical printer, using an Internet Printing Protocol, IPP;
- a printing unit configured to perform printing based on the print job;
- and
- a storage control unit configured to store a downloaded portion of print data specified by the print job, to a storage region,
- wherein, when download of the print data is restarted after download of the print data is canceled, the receiving unit is configured to download a portion of the print data that is not stored in the storage region, using a Hypertext Transfer Protocol, HTTP, range request.
A method for controlling a printing apparatus that includes a printing unit configured to perform printing based on a print job, the method comprising:
- receiving a print job from a print server that provides a logical printer, using an Internet Printing Protocol, IPP;
- storing a downloaded portion of print data specified by the print job, to a storage region;
- and
- when download of the print data is restarted after download of the print data is canceled, downloading a portion of the print data that is not stored in the storage region, using a Hypertext Transfer Protocol, HTTP, range request.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.