Web Application Adapter for Cross-Domain Communication

The patent introduces an adapter as an intermediary component that sits between web resources with different domains, security provisions, and communication protocols. The adapter translates and mediates interactions between incompatible web resources, allowing them to communicate without modifying their original security configurations or code. This resolves the contradiction by maintaining strict security provisions in the original web resources while enabling interoperability through the mediating adapter layer.

The patent implements preliminary authorization actions by establishing security credentials and access permissions before web resources begin communicating. The adapter pre-configures authorization rules, security tokens, and access controls, allowing web resources to communicate with improved ease of operation while maintaining strong security control. The authorization framework is set up in advance, eliminating the need for complex runtime security negotiations.

The patent segments the communication functionality by separating the adapter component from the original web resources. Instead of modifying the existing web resources to add communication capabilities, the solution divides the system into distinct segments: the original web resources remain unchanged, and a separate adapter component handles all communication and translation functions. This reduces device complexity by isolating modifications to a single modular component rather than distributing changes across multiple existing resources.