Re: Share a Data Access Layer across .net Compact Framework 2 and .net Framework 2? Anyone done this?
- From: "Chris Scott" <donotATmailDOTcom>
- Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2006 15:29:08 -0500
You may have to rethink some of the tools and frameworks that you are using
if they are not providing this functionality and write your own, but it's
definitely do-able. I don't know anything about the tools that you are using
so I can't really comment more than that. We share .NET code between our
server apps and the handheld apps all the time to gain some reuse.
"Jason Harper" <jharpo_revision@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:OhOvC0PIGHA.3100@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Ok, here is the scenario. We have 2 applications that we wish to share a
> Data Access Layer with. One application will run on Windows XP, using the
> .Net framework 2.0, the other will run on the Pocket PC 2003 OS, running
> on
> the .Net Compact Framework 2.0. We want to share the Data Access layer
> between these two applications. We want to also support a disconnected
> model, so using Web Services is not an option. We wish the PocketPC-based
> client to read/write to a local SQL Server Mobile 2005 database, and use
> replication to sync up when/if connected.
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