Hi.
The application class is the root class of your entire UI application - this should be kept alive all the time. Of course, it is possible to shut down an application object and to create a different one - but this is not the typical approach.Typically, your UI application consists of one application class and shows different UI components during runtime. This means, the application class manages the different screens, receives the user inputs, arranges its UI members...
Have you already seen the following articles:
How can I show a GUI component on the screen?
Creating and destroying user-interface components during runtime
Does this answer your question? Otherwise, please try to explain your ideas more detailed...
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