Dynamic Web Page Framework for Multi-Technology Wagering Games
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current wagering game systems lack the ability to dynamically construct web pages using multiple technologies, limiting their flexibility and interactive capabilities within a web browser framework.
Innovation Solution
A framework that dynamically builds a web page by loading a base source, requesting and executing web page construction code, embedding and rendering various technologies such as Flash, Unity, and Silverlight, to present diverse wagering game content within a single web browser window, utilizing a configuration server and event queue management for seamless integration and event handling.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If multiple technologies (Flash, Unity, Silverlight) are embedded in a web browser, then the interactive capabilities and flexibility of wagering games are improved, but the device complexity and integration difficulty increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides the wagering game system into separate technology containers, each dedicated to a specific technology (Flash, Unity, Silverlight). Each container is an independent module that can be loaded and executed separately within the web browser, allowing multiple technologies to coexist without direct integration complexity between them.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates a universal web browser framework that can host multiple different technology containers through a common interface. The browser's rendering engine and event queue system serve multiple functions by supporting various game technologies simultaneously, allowing a single platform to deliver diverse interactive experiences.
2Adaptability or versatility
If dynamic web page construction with multiple technologies is implemented, then the system flexibility and content diversity are improved, but the configuration and event management complexity increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements preliminary configuration through web page construction code that is prepared in advance. This code contains pre-defined instructions for loading, embedding, and initializing multiple technology containers. The configuration server provides pre-configured game content and parameters, reducing the complexity of runtime configuration and event management.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an event queue manager as an intermediary component that handles communication and coordination between multiple technology containers and the browser framework. This mediator abstracts the complexity of inter-container event handling, allowing containers to operate independently while maintaining systematic event management through a centralized queue.
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AI summary
Wagering game systems can leverage web browsers to present wagering game content with a variety of technologies. For instance, an electronic wagering game table can present diverse wagering game content (e.g., multiple wagering games, portal games, social networking applets, hospitality menus, etc.) with a variety of technologies that interface with a web browser. Also, a single wagering game can be constructed from multiple technologies. A wagering game system can implement a framework that dynamically builds up a web page to use multiple technologies for presenting content with a web browser on a wagering game system. The framework can dynamically construct the web page, which can involve modifying objects, embedding objects, removing objects, and replacing objects that correspond to different technologies.