Chapter 7. Exchanging Data with Backend Servers
In this chapter:
Architecting a Data Synchronization Application 243
Using Web Services for Data Synchronization 246
Accessing SQL Server Directly by Using SqlClient 267
Synchronizing Data Using SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Remote Data Access 275
Replicating Data Using SQL Server Merge Replication 293
Chapter 3 starts by stating, "Most business applications need to store, organize, and view data." You can easily extend that statement by adding and transfer data to and from backend servers. Very few enterprise applications run entirely self-contained on a mobile device with no need to communicate with the outside world. Instead, most applications are mobile components of a bigger enterprise solution. ...
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