MClient = new MobileServiceClient(Constants.BackendUrl, new LoggingHandler()) Using (await initializationLock.LockAsync())
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Update the InitializeAsync() method to define the offline version of the table: private async Task InitializeAsync() private IMobileServiceTable mTable Įnsure you add relevant imports using Alt+Enter. Comment out the current definition, and uncomment the offline sync version. Update the definition of the mTable variable, and add a definition for the local store. The MobileServiceSyncTable is backed by an on-device SQLite database, and synchronized with the backend database. When using offline sync, you read to and write from a MobileServiceSyncTable instead. In online operation, you read to and write from a MobileServiceTable. To learn more about the offline sync feature, see the topic Offline Data Sync in Azure Mobile Apps. Once the device is back online, these changes are synced with the remote backend.īefore starting this tutorial, you should have completed the Xamarin.Android Quickstart Tutorial, which includes creating a suitable backend service. Offline sync allows end users to interact with a mobile app-viewing, adding, or modifying data-even when there is no network connection. This tutorial covers the offline sync feature of Azure Mobile Apps for Xamarin.Android.
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