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tristaanogre
13 years agoEsteemed Contributor
Not only different aliases, but the NameMapping tree is dependant on a hierarchal structure starting at the system root (Sys) object. Each app is a process off the Sys object so you would have
NameMapping.Sys.App1
NameMapping.Sys.App2
. So, MainMenu of App 1 will show as a child object of that app and MainMenu of App 2 will show as a child object of that app. Because the parent object is different, the child objects will be kept separate.
NameMapping.Sys.App1.MainMenu
NameMapping.Sys.App2.MainMenu
NameMapping.Sys.App1
NameMapping.Sys.App2
. So, MainMenu of App 1 will show as a child object of that app and MainMenu of App 2 will show as a child object of that app. Because the parent object is different, the child objects will be kept separate.
NameMapping.Sys.App1.MainMenu
NameMapping.Sys.App2.MainMenu
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