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Dynamic loading? How? ~Julia Lopnuader 1.Jun.03 10:41 PM a Web browser Domino Designer 6.0All Platforms
Yes, there are other ppl out there writing huge amounts of LS in one app - we have for instance cca. 19000 lines of code in what we're working now, we'll propably get to maybe double in the end.
And yes, we have the load speed problem. Thing is, our app uses only a few agents which make use of a huge amount of LS classes, which in turn implement a not so shallow inheritance hierachy.
So could you pls tell us more about what you called "dynamic loading"?
Remark: we found a hack for fast loading of huge LS stuff in R5: just open the DB in R6, recompile all LS, then run agents from LS (NotesAgent.Run) instead of directly loading the script libs in your execution scope. Loading is immediate. If you use @Command([ToolsRunMacro]) for the same purpose, the loading of the agent takes almost as much as compiling it.
Unfortunately this doesn't work on R6, so we're in a desperate need for a solution - our app can't run on R6 otherwise.
We tried Execute, doesn't work, no matter if string is hard-coded or not.
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