Hi Alex,
Forgot:
I will still read a bit more about the ApplicationDomains, there are
probably other ways to avoid such conflicts...
Olaf
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Hi,
I found that I accidentally used the same namespace for (not shared) actors
of both modules.
E.g. both modules implement its own IViewApplication interface but I guess
because of the same namespace and same interface name [1] this results in a
conflict.
So I just added the module name to the na
>What kinds of problems are you running into?
The module which fails seems to be loaded successfully (throws ready event)
but it throws an error like
"Could not create module 'MyModule'".
>You may need to learn about child ApplicationDomains
I'll take a look at this!
However, good to know tha
Hi Carlos,
>you can communicate with the parent module so that module perform the load.
Yes, this is something I also thought about, but I hope this is not needed
;-)
Thanks!
Olaf
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Hi Olaf,
I don't have the module used fresh in my mind, but I can tell you that
should work. If you don't get it working you can communicate with the
parent module so that module perform the load.
Sorry, to not be of much help at this time, but at least I can tell you
that what you want to do shou
Modules loading modules works in general. You may need to learn about child
ApplicationDomains. What kinds of problems are you running into?
-Alex
On 8/9/18, 11:51 AM, "Olaf Krueger" wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to load a module from a module which itself is already loaded by
a shell a
Hi,
I'm trying to load a module from a module which itself is already loaded by
a shell app.
But that does not work for me.
What I found is that the module can only be loaded by the "parent" module if
the shell also loads it.
I am not so familiar with modules, so before diving deeper into this stu