Announcing Availability of Sync Framework v1 and Sync Services for ADO.NET v2

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Sync Framework RTM1 и ADO.NET Sync Services

Sergey Zwezdin [MVP] — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 07:50:51 GMT

Команда Sync Framework анонсировала выпуск Sync Framework RTM и Sync Services fo

Sync Framework v1 and Sync Services for ADO.NET v2

Impedance Mismatch — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 12:30:29 GMT

Giorni densi di rilasci questi...si vede che tutti voglio andare in vacanza con i compiti finiti :-)

Microsoft Sync Framework v1.0

Вячеслав — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 20:37:11 GMT

Не знаю как вы, а я ждал релиза с большим интересом, так как хочу его использовать в своем проекте. Немного

Sync Case Study - ServiceU Corporation & Event Management

Microsoft Sync Framework — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 23:06:22 GMT

One of the best parts about getting our first version of Sync Framework out the door is that we can now

re: Announcing Availability of Sync Framework v1 and Sync Services for ADO.NET v2

John.Downs — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 13:23:18 GMT

Hey Liam

I've got a question about the Sync Framework from both a licensing and technical perspective :)

I'm looking at building an application that will run on mobile devices that don't run Windows Mobile. This will be a server-based app and the client mobile devices will store a (read-only) local cache of some of the server data. I'll be using .NET/Windows Server at the server end. Essentially the device needs to keep a copy of the data, and each time it runs it needs to check it's got the latest stuff and then carry on. Ideally (for performance/network reasons) I don't want to have to push back the entire data set to the client every time it runs - just the diffs would be awesome.

I immediately thought that the Sync Framework might be a good platform to do this type of one-way cache sync with. I'm going to look into this over the next few days but I wanted to check first of all if it's even possible to do things in this way - will the Sync Framework support 'writing' to a device that isn't supported by your providers? And also, would this be a problem from a licensing perspective, given your comment that "Sync Framework will be licensed free on Windows platforms"?

Hope you don't mind answering my questions!

Thanks

John