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Enhancement
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Resolution: Fixed
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P4
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7u6
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With the multi-instances handling in SB, we now have only one instance of SB running, even if several fxml files editing a started by a user. This is fine.
But we now have an issue if one want to explicitly have 2 separate instances of different SB versions.
A typical use case would be : a user is using SB v1 for a while. A new SB v1.1 is delivered. The user liked to know the differences between the 2 versions, and need to have 2 separate instances.
We could add a parameter to the SB command line that would allow to have a separate instance.
But we now have an issue if one want to explicitly have 2 separate instances of different SB versions.
A typical use case would be : a user is using SB v1 for a while. A new SB v1.1 is delivered. The user liked to know the differences between the 2 versions, and need to have 2 separate instances.
We could add a parameter to the SB command line that would allow to have a separate instance.
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JDK-8103584 Support single instance on Linux
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- Closed
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