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GhostDev9256y@thevariableman Creating a site that has different modules and the modules will get loaded depending on the requirements set up.. I am not sure of I'm explaining this correctly, or if it makes sense.. Partially the reason I suspect I'm not getting any information is because I think I'm wording it wrong.. Thinking of something in the line of lazy loading, but can that be done with more than just references... I think I'm overreaching my experience level here.. (Oo')
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2erXre525046y@GhostDev we had the same problem some years ago, we then started with OSGI and ended with a classical architecture due to too many problems involved with the Vaadin frontend we have set already
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@GhostDev dependency injection? Angular 5 does that in front end and spring framework does it in middle ware
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GhostDev9256y@thevariableman a form of that yes, it seems that by looking at that I have found some interesting info regarding my research, so I should be able to create a base site and "lazy load" modules set up in (I think) , so if person A wants account and inventory management I will enable both modules but person B only wants account management so I only enable that one and only that will be pulled and loaded.
In my life I have never had trouble researching a concept... Until now.. Never had so many fruitless endeavours, its getting frustrating.
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