Hi, Bruce
Several years ago I broke a Clarion Windows app into a parent exe with a data dll and another dll with most of the procedures. I did it largely for memory management since there would be several instances of the exe. I didn't see that as an issue for a WebServer app so just left everything in the exe. You sessions on Clarion Live have caused me to revisit that choice, but while I am comfortable with the mechanics of multi-dll I am less certain about what should go where. I have a lot of my own and third party classes and procedures, etc. I thought we might discuss it at the next user group. Thanks.
Topic: Creating multi dlls from a Web Server exe (Read 3710 times)