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Is there a way or what is the best way, to display content that is store on and uses Telerik's Backend services while the mobile device (android) is offline and then if the content is changed have it update on when a person turns back on their 3G/Wifi.
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Paul
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answered on 31 Mar 2014, 03:00 PM
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Hi Paul,
The scenario you'd like to implement is possible. In AppBuilder, for example, you can use the Cordova online/offline events of the device to trigger your custom logic and load the appropriate data. In regard to the offline data storage you can use either local storage or WebSQL, depending on your scenario. In addition, the AppBuilder team has a very informative series of blog posts on this topic. Another adequate approach is described in this blog post.
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Anton Dobrev
Telerik
The scenario you'd like to implement is possible. In AppBuilder, for example, you can use the Cordova online/offline events of the device to trigger your custom logic and load the appropriate data. In regard to the offline data storage you can use either local storage or WebSQL, depending on your scenario. In addition, the AppBuilder team has a very informative series of blog posts on this topic. Another adequate approach is described in this blog post.
Regards,
Anton Dobrev
Telerik
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Hello Paul,
We are happy to announce that with the new Telerik Platform support for offline synchronization of data with Telerik Backend Services you can now continue to work with your data while the app is offline, and synchronize everything with your Backend Services project when your connection is back.
For more information take a look into the blog post about Offline support for Hybrid, Web and NativeScript apps or explore the documentation from here.
A sample hybrid project developer with Telerik AppBuilder is available in this repository. You can clone it directly in your Telerik Platform account by clicking on this link.
Let me know if you have questions.
Regards,
Anton Dobrev
Telerik
We are happy to announce that with the new Telerik Platform support for offline synchronization of data with Telerik Backend Services you can now continue to work with your data while the app is offline, and synchronize everything with your Backend Services project when your connection is back.
For more information take a look into the blog post about Offline support for Hybrid, Web and NativeScript apps or explore the documentation from here.
A sample hybrid project developer with Telerik AppBuilder is available in this repository. You can clone it directly in your Telerik Platform account by clicking on this link.
Let me know if you have questions.
Regards,
Anton Dobrev
Telerik
Everlive is now Telerik Backend Services, and is part of the Telerik Platform.