> besides. I don't see how you can dynamically load an external anyway,
> since the docs state you have stop and restart your application. But
> if you are loading them by script in a preopenstack or open stack
> handler, then how will you ever activate them?
Trevor Devore taught me this method, and I've used it ever since for
dynamic loading of externals:
1) Create a substack called "Externals" (or whatever) in your main
stack for the sole purpose of dynamically loading/unloading externals.
2) When your application launches, whenever you want to load up the
externals on demand (doesn't have to be in startup; can be at any time):
2a) Do a "set the externals" of the *substack* to the externals you
want to load
2b) "Start using" the substack
As soon as the substack is "in use", the externals attached to the
substack automatically load, and since the substack is now a library
accessible by all the stacks that are running, the externals are *also*
made immediately available to all currently open stacks.
HTH,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software, Inc.
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
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