Utilizing back office services of a wagering game machine
AssigneeBally Gaming, Inc.
InventorsMili Dalmia, Jaganmohan Reddy Sirasanambeti, Sunil Somanna Subramani
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AssigneeBally Gaming, Inc.
InventorsMili Dalmia, Jaganmohan Reddy Sirasanambeti, Sunil Somanna Subramani
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A method can include receiving, by bindings of the wagering game machine via Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP), a first message including information for accessing a back office service of the wagering game machine; identifying, by an adapter of the wagering game machine, the back office service based on the information; generating, by the adapter, a back office service request; providing, by the adapter, the back office service request to a back office service controller; performing, by the back office service controller, the back office service; generating, by the back office service controller, information related to performance of the back office service; receiving, by the adapter from the back office service controller, a second message including the information related to performance of the back office service; transmitting, via the bindings, the second message to the remote computing device over a network via the HTTP protocol.
A method for a wagering game machine providing back office services to a mobile remote computing device, the method comprising:
A method of operating a gaming system, the gaming system including game-logic circuitry and a regulated wagering game machine, the wagering game machine primarily dedicated to presenting a gaming session during which at least one casino wagering game is played, the wagering game machine including an electronic display device and one or more electronic input devices, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium including computer executable program code to control a wagering game machine to provide back office services to a remote computing device, the computer executable program code comprising:
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