Event logging system and method for logging events in a network system
June 27, 2016. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.Patent ReferencesIndependent external security module for a digitally upgradeable television signal decoder Method and system for delivering an application in an interactive television network Transaction based interactive television system Operations center for a television program packaging and delivery system Sports chance game apparatus and method of playing same Virtual reality television system Patent #: 5714997 InventorAssigneeApplicationNo. 675463 filed on 06/27/1996US Classes:707/10, Distributed or remote access348/34, Including intensity to color conversion (e.g., colorizer, etc.)348/153, Using plural cameras709/219, Accessing a remote server725/14By passively monitoring receiver operationExaminersPrimary: Black, Thomas G.Assistant: Mizrahi, Diane D. Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassG06F 017/30AbstractAn event logging system is provided for an interactive entertainment network system having a headend or content provider interconnected via a distribution network to multiple user interface units. Each user interface unit has an event evaluator to determine whether an event is a loggable event. The user interface unit can be dynamically reconfigured to choose different groupings of events for logging. Loggable events are reported to an event log manager at the headend over the distribution network. The event logging system is designed so that the user interface unit does not need to know the exact location of the event log manager at the headend. The event log manager selects an appropriate database to store event information pertaining to the reported event. The database selection is based upon the kind of event being logged. The database might be local at the headend or remote therefrom. The event logging system is also designed to permit the operator to reconfigure where the events are actually logged to promote flexibility in resource allocation.Other References
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