 A Gaming Zone Software Guideline [message #393390] |
Sun, 22 March 2009 09:10  |
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A software is to be designed for gaming zone.
formal rules are
1) generation of pin numbers with defined time.
2) users entering the pin number,
3) selection of game to launch
4) display a pop up (a model window) that would ask the user to end, request free time, enter new pin number
5) user should not be able to launch the game without pin number, and switch back to game if the timer expired.
6) PIN number remaining time calculation n updation.
7) and related functionalities.
pls also discuss that games should be residing on server or individual system ? (keeping in mind the performance issues)
system is to be implemented on 8 to 10 computers.
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| Re: A Gaming Zone Software Guideline [message #394072 is a reply to message #393390] |
Wed, 25 March 2009 11:04  |
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pls guide,
that when the timer expires, i'm thinking to display a model window where the user must re enter the pin code.
will the game being played stop and the focus will return to the model window and user then can't switch back ?
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| Re: A Gaming Zone Software Guideline [message #395077 is a reply to message #394992] |
Tue, 31 March 2009 04:39 |
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consider it in the following way,
an integrated accounting software from where the billing will be generated from the games played on terminal.
rate / time based games playing will be charged and records will be maintained in database along with accounts management software. so in this case the software should be intelligent to note the time and apply restrictions to the users playing games on client machines.
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| Re: A Gaming Zone Software Guideline [message #395561 is a reply to message #395077] |
Wed, 01 April 2009 19:11 |
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djmartin
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Oracle Forms is a block mode data record management system. For anything that needs to work in real-time I suggest you use VB or Java, that is, JDeveloper.
David
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