Ok, please bear with me on this one...
We have 2 applications. These two apps are built using CMD and only contain the files they need. Each application contains a shared "global" class. Application 1 is updated and the global class has a "version 2" method added. Application 2 is left unchanged.
What will happen when Application 2 is loaded first and then Application 1 is loaded? Will the microloader overwrite the global class with what is coming in with Application 1 or will it leave it unchanged? Likewise, if Application 1 is loaded first and then application 2 is loaded, will the global class be degraded by Application 2 or will it see the version info and retain it?
I hope this is clear enough. Does anyone know how it will work?
We have 2 applications. These two apps are built using CMD and only contain the files they need. Each application contains a shared "global" class. Application 1 is updated and the global class has a "version 2" method added. Application 2 is left unchanged.
What will happen when Application 2 is loaded first and then Application 1 is loaded? Will the microloader overwrite the global class with what is coming in with Application 1 or will it leave it unchanged? Likewise, if Application 1 is loaded first and then application 2 is loaded, will the global class be degraded by Application 2 or will it see the version info and retain it?
I hope this is clear enough. Does anyone know how it will work?
How does the microloader handle loading files with duplicate classes?
