| Issue 186: | Stop sharing the application settings | |
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Prior to version 2.x the app settings (either stored in Registry or in settings XML file) were shared by all applications. Example: although the Media Library does not need to use the 'AllowRemoteCommands' setting, it still can access it. The settings storage model would be spread across 3 levels: ---- Level 0: store all settings that are shared by all apps built on top of OPMedia Framework e.g. Theme / Language. Any apps should be able to access (get/set) the Level 0 settings. Changes made by one app should be instantly visible in the other apps. ---- Level 1: another upper level to store the settings that are common to all applications but are not shared e.g. window position, network settings, COM port access. Any apps should be able to interact with the Level 1 settings. But, the values of Level 1 Settings should remain at application level. Changes made by one app should not be visible in other apps. ---- Level 2: store the settings that are specific to each application. The access to Level 2 settings should be permitted only to that app that requires these settings. The other apps should not be even aware that these settings exist.
Jul 18, 2014
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Jul 18, 2014
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BuildReported-2.0.x
Jul 25, 2014
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Jul 25, 2014
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Resolution-Resolved BuildFix-2.0.8
Sep 8, 2014
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Sep 23, 2014
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