ganesh.hbad

 Profile Answers by ganesh.hbad 

• Apr 17th, 2008

 

Linked universes are universes that share common components such as

parameters, classes, objects, or joins.

When you link two universes, one universe has the role of a core universe, the

other a derived universe. When changes are made in the core universe, they are

automatically propagated to the derived universes.
Things need to do:
we should resolve loops.
we should create contexts(previous contexts are not present in linked universe).

Regards,
Ganesh.

Ankita_Anand

 Profile Answers by Ankita_Anand 

• Sep 23rd, 2009

 

Linked universes are for the purpose of sharing componets among universes to save on development time and ease of maintainace.
When you link two universes, one universe has the role of a core universe, the other a derived universe. When changes are made in the core universe, they are automatically propagated to the derived universes.

The issue with Linked universes is that all the in the derived universe the contexts need to be defined and loops need to be resoved as per the state of the universe once the universes are linked.