Store Model Differences in DB - 14.2 - Possible to Separate Win/Web diffs?

Hi Aleks,
I had hoped it would be on both platforms, but I understand. Seeing as I have this code on both platforms, I should be able to either disable it on the web side, or create my own descendants and that should prevent it from screwing up the windows side?
It's one thing to ignore the differences, and quite another to clear them, or to change them. It shouldn't be that way.

public override void Setup(XafApplication application)
       {
           base.Setup(application);
           application.CreateCustomModelDifferenceStore += application_CreateCustomModelDifferenceStore;
           application.CreateCustomUserModelDifferenceStore += application_CreateCustomUserModelDifferenceStore;
           // Manage various aspects of the application UI and behavior at the module level.
       }
       void application_CreateCustomModelDifferenceStore(object sender, CreateCustomModelDifferenceStoreEventArgs e)
       {
           e.Store = new ModelDifferenceDbStore((XafApplication)sender, true);
           e.Handled = true;
       }
       void application_CreateCustomUserModelDifferenceStore(object sender, CreateCustomModelDifferenceStoreEventArgs e)
       {
           e.Store = new ModelDifferenceDbStore((XafApplication)sender, false);
           e.Handled = true;
       }

Hi Aleks,
The way I see this, we would need to create a descendant of the ModelDifference and ModelDifferenceAspect. The latter would have a new field which specifies the target platform, in this case only two Windows and Web.
So the ModelDifference object would normally contain two Aspects, one for each platform.
Then we need to override the appropriate controllers to tell them to use these new data types, and over ride the OnSave, OnLoad, and OnCreate methods. (I'm guessing their names.)
Am I missing something, conceptually??

Hello Denis,

I have checked the system where different classes are used for the win and web platforms. In other words, the ModelDifference1 and ModelDifferenceAspect1 classes are used for a win-application, the ModelDifference2 and ModelDifferenceAspect2 classes are used for a web-application. It looks like the system works correctly in such a configuration.
I have not checked the system described by you. Though, conceptually, you are close to a right decision. The ModelDifference class can have two lists of aspects. Also, the Load and SaveDifference methods should be overwritten in your ModelDifferenceDbStore class descendant.