I've wondered about this because of a variation on number 1. An application, App1, can become quite different application based on whether it has Content Bundle A,B,C even though the code, at least most of it, is the same.
Would the Market allow either: 1. Application add-ons, that install into an existing applications data directory. Ie South Pacific Reptile addon pack for Base Application. (not actual names, but you get the idea). 2. Bundles of the same application with different content ie Base Application with South Pacific Reptile Content bundle. So far, I think the answer to number 1 is no. I also think the answer to number 2 is no based on the fact that an application is tied to a package name, so different applications require different code and would not differ by content. It is possible to do this within the application by using a backend server and configuring the application upon first time use. It really comes down to marketing. "Base Application" may not have the same marketing appeal as "Base Application with South Pacific Reptile Content Bundle". A Once they installed the application, it would be easier to educate them, but they may not try it in the first place if they don't know if their content is available. So far, though, I think neither 1 nor 2 will work, so I'll have to think of this differently. Nathan
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