Zumero WinRT Component

Zumero for SQL Server (ZSS) allows you to synchronize data from Microsoft SQL Server with data stored locally on a mobile device, enabling your app to keep an offline copy of your server-side data. The local data takes the form of a SQLite database file, allowing your app to interact with it using the familiar and ubiquitous SQLite library. A single call to Zumero will synchronize the remote SQL Server data with the local SQLite data. Zumero takes care of two-way synchronization, data type translation, permission validation, and conflict resolution.

This extension is part of the ZSS Client SDK, which is freely available. It contains the client-side code necessary to sync with a ZSS Server, which is an IIS add-on that is licensed and installed on your own server infrastructure. The ZSS Server then communicates with your SQL Server as needed.

This extension contains a WinRT component that allows you to invoke Zumero synchronization from WinRT apps written in any WinRT-capable language. Once installed, just add a reference to it from your project and start using the functionality in the Zumero.WinRT namespace. Start with ZumeroClient.Sync(...).

Notes:

• For additional help integrating this extension with your project, click its Getting Started link in Visual Studio's list of installed extensions.
• If you're writing your app using a .NET language like C# then we recommend that you use the "Zumero .NET Assembly for WinRT" extension as a wrapper around this one.
• Similar extensions are also available for using ZSS on Windows Phone 8.
• This extension is NOT compatible with Zumero Cloud.
• Zumero functionality is also available as a C static library/header in the full ZSS Client SDK, which also includes support for many other client platforms.
• More information about Zumero and ZSS, including the full ZSS Client SDK, API documentation, and a free ZSS Server trial license, is available at:http://zumero.com