Multifunctional printing system with queue management
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsDavid L. Salgado, Donald J. Gusmano, Jeffrey D. Debes, Gary W. Kassmann, Kenneth J. Buck
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AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsDavid L. Salgado, Donald J. Gusmano, Jeffrey D. Debes, Gary W. Kassmann, Kenneth J. Buck
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A method is provided for a multifunctional printing system in which a first job, developed at a first service, and a second job, developed at a second service are placed in a queue for processing. A first value is assigned to the first job and a second value is assigned to the second job, with the first and second values varying in magnitude as a function of the first and second services. In practice, the first job is placed in the queue and a portion thereof is processed. Subsequently, the second job is placed in the queue and processing of the first job is interrupted by the second job if the second value is greater in magnitude than the first value.
A method of managing the processing of a plurality of jobs in a queue of a multifunctional printing system in which a first job and a second job are stored in the queue for processing, the multifunctional printing system including a controller for facilitating placement of the jobs into the queue, the first job being developed at a first service and the second job being developed at a second service, comprising:
A method of managing the processing of a plurality of jobs in a queue of a multifunctional printing system in which a first job, second job and third job are stored in the queue for processing, the multifunctional printing system including a controller for facilitating placement of the jobs into the queue, the first job being developed at a first service, the second job being developed at a second service and the third job being developed at a third service, comprising:
A method of managing the processing of a plurality of jobs in a queue of a multifunctional printing system in which a first job and a second job are stored in the queue for processing, the multifunctional printing system including a job memory for storing a first set of image data corresponding with the first job and a second set of image data corresponding with the second job, the multifunctional printing system further including a controller for facilitating placement of the jobs into the queue, the first job being developed at a first service and the second job being developed at a second service, comprising:
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