Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Nowadays, Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) gain more and more popularity. They allow to deliver internet applications that offer a user expericence known from desktop applications. Since in traditional browser centric internetapplications the server delivers the content that is to be displayed, the applications can flexibly adapt their functionality to the application’s state and context (e.g. the permissions granted to the current user) at any time. As for RIAs, things are different. Normally, they exist in a pre-compiled form—for example as a swf-file. Therefore, they don’t allow any dynamic customization of their functionality during runtime. Hover, it would be eligible that components used in a RIA (e.g. navigation structures) are able to adapt automatically—whenever any change in the application’s state or context occurs—to that new state or context. Thus, the RIA components could provide a view onto the application that is totally in sync with its current status and context. ,  present a pattern which allows an easy implementation of this behavior. Then  will show a case study where this pattern has been applied successfully.
['Norbert Heidenbluth', 'Franz Schweiggert']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Status Sensitive Components: Adapting Rich Internet Applications to Their Runtime Context
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