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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 23, 2018
Filed:
Dec. 04, 2014
Johnson Wong, Vancouver, CA;
David Mosimann, New Westminster, CA;
Greg Golds, Vancouver, CA;
Jiandong Shi, Longjiang Road, CN;
Sebastien Foucault, Paris, FR;
Jonathan Heller, Nirit, IL;
Johnson Wong, Vancouver, CA;
David Mosimann, New Westminster, CA;
Greg Golds, Vancouver, CA;
Jiandong Shi, Longjiang Road, CN;
Sebastien Foucault, Paris, FR;
Jonathan Heller, Nirit, IL;
Business Objects Software Ltd., Dublin, IE;
Abstract
In an example embodiment, a bundle loader is run in response to a communication from an application. The communication may indicate that the plurality of bundles of components in the application is to be executed. The plurality of bundles may include at least one bundle having a component that depends on a dependency component in another of the plurality of bundles. A configuration file indicating a set of the plurality of bundles to load in the bundle loader is received. The bundle loader is operated to load a bundle manifest for each bundle in the set of the plurality of bundles to load. Then, for each of the bundles in the set of plurality of bundles to load, the bundle is activated if no unactivated dependency component exists for any component in the bundle.