Comments for 8bit Blog http://www.8bit.rs/blog Thu, 19 Jan 2012 18:20:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on An update to “Remote File Sync using WCF and MSF” by Sirix http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2010/04/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/comment-page-1/#comment-2269 Sirix Thu, 19 Jan 2012 18:20:29 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/index.php/2010/11/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/#comment-2269 Hi CINUE Can you please share your code with me too? Sirix25 [@] gmail.com Thanks Hi CINUE

Can you please share your code with me too?
Sirix25 [@] gmail.com

Thanks

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]]> Comment on An update to “Remote File Sync using WCF and MSF” by Pedro http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2010/04/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/comment-page-1/#comment-1260 Pedro Wed, 31 Aug 2011 16:54:41 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/index.php/2010/11/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/#comment-1260 Hi CINUE Can you share your code with me? pedro.lopix@gmail.com Thanks Hi CINUE

Can you share your code with me?
pedro.lopix@gmail.com
Thanks

]]> Comment on Debugging SQL Express Client Sync Provider by bdrajer http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2009/05/debugging-sql-express-client-sync-provider/comment-page-1/#comment-1248 bdrajer Tue, 30 Aug 2011 15:56:16 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/?p=23#comment-1248 Hi, Indeed, it seems that the sample was removed from the MSDN site, for better or worse... If you need it you should probably post a question on Microsoft's sync framework forum. But if you want the debugged version, take a look at the comments above, there's a couple of links to download the updated versions with full source. Hi,

Indeed, it seems that the sample was removed from the MSDN site, for better or worse… If you need it you should probably post a question on Microsoft’s sync framework forum. But if you want the debugged version, take a look at the comments above, there’s a couple of links to download the updated versions with full source.

]]> Comment on Debugging SQL Express Client Sync Provider by iamagui http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2009/05/debugging-sql-express-client-sync-provider/comment-page-1/#comment-1247 iamagui Tue, 30 Aug 2011 15:23:35 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/?p=23#comment-1247 Hi All, Is the above "sql express provider source" link working? Thanks in advance. Hi All,
Is the above “sql express provider source” link working? Thanks in advance.

]]> Comment on Debugging SQL Express Client Sync Provider by opherko http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2009/05/debugging-sql-express-client-sync-provider/comment-page-1/#comment-1214 opherko Wed, 17 Aug 2011 22:45:39 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/?p=23#comment-1214 30) I was able to get the sample code working no problem. It has an enhanced version of the Express provider which doesn't use a guid table so my question earlier is likely yes it is not necessary when using change tracking. It is curious that the SyncAdapters are created on the client instead of in the service as I have done withe my SQLCE implementation. I see how there could performance benefits when doing this if using an adapter builder because you don't have to make a remote call, but it also limits the functionality to have data driven filters and filter parameters. I'll play with it some more to see what I can work out. Anyone else out there trying to use dynamic Adapter builders with an Express client? 30) I was able to get the sample code working no problem. It has an enhanced version of the Express provider which doesn’t use a guid table so my question earlier is likely yes it is not necessary when using change tracking.

It is curious that the SyncAdapters are created on the client instead of in the service as I have done withe my SQLCE implementation. I see how there could performance benefits when doing this if using an adapter builder because you don’t have to make a remote call, but it also limits the functionality to have data driven filters and filter parameters. I’ll play with it some more to see what I can work out.

Anyone else out there trying to use dynamic Adapter builders with an Express client?

]]> Comment on Debugging SQL Express Client Sync Provider by opherko http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2009/05/debugging-sql-express-client-sync-provider/comment-page-1/#comment-1210 opherko Tue, 16 Aug 2011 16:42:39 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/?p=23#comment-1210 I would like to comment that I appreciate the collaboration that occurred on this site to get a working version the MS SqlExpressClientSyncProvider (sample) out to the public. I assume the "source" link in the blog has all the integrated changes. I've just started converting a SQL 2008 Server with CT to SQLCE product to use an Express client and let me tell you the process of getting there has sucked. I am using N-Tier and have been asked to do it without modifying schema or using triggers. I found your page from an answer to my question on Stack Overflow by JuneT. A combination of damon's sample and William M's client have me almost fully functional. My variations is that all syncadapters are created with the builder. I do however have a question. Neither the server or client DB script has a reference to the "guid" table. Is this not needed with CT or am I missing something? Also, I would like to know if there is any new advice on this process since 9/2010 from William M. I would like to comment that I appreciate the collaboration that occurred on this site to get a working version the MS SqlExpressClientSyncProvider (sample) out to the public. I assume the “source” link in the blog has all the integrated changes. I’ve just started converting a SQL 2008 Server with CT to SQLCE product to use an Express client and let me tell you the process of getting there has sucked. I am using N-Tier and have been asked to do it without modifying schema or using triggers. I found your page from an answer to my question on Stack Overflow by JuneT. A combination of damon’s sample and William M’s client have me almost fully functional. My variations is that all syncadapters are created with the builder. I do however have a question. Neither the server or client DB script has a reference to the “guid” table. Is this not needed with CT or am I missing something?

Also, I would like to know if there is any new advice on this process since 9/2010 from William M.

]]> Comment on An update to “Remote File Sync using WCF and MSF” by CINUE http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2010/04/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/comment-page-1/#comment-1016 CINUE Thu, 09 Jun 2011 16:37:10 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/index.php/2010/11/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/#comment-1016 I has been completed this example to do a Download Sync, i'm new using Sync Framework and WCF and my code can be enhanced. Let me know your e-mal to send my code and publish it in your blog. I has been completed this example to do a Download Sync, i’m new using Sync Framework and WCF and my code can be enhanced. Let me know your e-mal to send my code and publish it in your blog.

]]> Comment on An update to “Remote File Sync using WCF and MSF” by bdrajer http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2010/04/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/comment-page-1/#comment-1009 bdrajer Tue, 17 May 2011 13:16:21 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/index.php/2010/11/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/#comment-1009 Hi Harjit, No, unfortunately I never went any further than this. I posted a question on the SQL Sync Framework Forum about implementing an alternative (http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/syncdevdiscussions/thread/7364eea3-61e7-4f10-b4be-223769a7e290) but was dicouraged by the replies :). I solved my problem by using FTP (no sync framework at all), it's not as elegant but is much simpler to implement. Let's hope that once Windows Azure passes from the spotlight, MS's attention will return to us with "normal" problems :). Hi Harjit,

No, unfortunately I never went any further than this. I posted a question on the SQL Sync Framework Forum about implementing an alternative (http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/syncdevdiscussions/thread/7364eea3-61e7-4f10-b4be-223769a7e290) but was dicouraged by the replies :) . I solved my problem by using FTP (no sync framework at all), it’s not as elegant but is much simpler to implement. Let’s hope that once Windows Azure passes from the spotlight, MS’s attention will return to us with “normal” problems :) .

]]> Comment on An update to “Remote File Sync using WCF and MSF” by Harjit S http://www.8bit.rs/blog/2010/04/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/comment-page-1/#comment-1006 Harjit S Fri, 13 May 2011 11:38:53 +0000 http://www.8bit.rs/blog/index.php/2010/11/an-update-to-remote-file-sync-using-wcf-and-msf/#comment-1006 Did you ever update your sample code? Did you ever update your sample code?

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