Hi folks,
I know this is an old questions which had been asked many times but I still get no answer yet. With my application I want to have two different html pages, I want them to run side-by-side, because users need to access both of them simultaneously. And why not separate projects? THere are many modules shared by both and I don't want to duplicate them between projects, more important is by that way there is risk of inconsistency for the same module.
Someone can shed a light for me? Thanks.
Kind regards,
Victor
-- I know this is an old questions which had been asked many times but I still get no answer yet. With my application I want to have two different html pages, I want them to run side-by-side, because users need to access both of them simultaneously. And why not separate projects? THere are many modules shared by both and I don't want to duplicate them between projects, more important is by that way there is risk of inconsistency for the same module.
Someone can shed a light for me? Thanks.
Kind regards,
Victor
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