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Microsoft Sync Framework Samples Introducing the Microsoft Sync Framework – a comprehensive synchronization platform enabling collaboration and offline for applications, services and devices with support for any data type, any data store, any transfer protocol, and network topology. This resource page includes a number of samples of the Microsoft Sync Framework a comprehensive synchronization platform enabling collaboration and offline for applications, services and devices with support for any data type, any data store, any transfer protocol, and network topology. Current Samples - (NEW) Sync101 - Getting Started with Sync V2.0 CTP1 - Sync101 - Getting Started with Sync V1.0 - Contact Synchronization Sample - Outlook Sync - Sync Services for ADO.NET v2 - Download Only Sync - Sync Services for ADO.NET v2 - Adapter Builder - SQL Express Client Synchronization Sample - Sync Framework Tutorial - Producing and Consuming FeedSync Feeds using Sync
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Comments alexhiggins732 wrote Jul 28 at 4:31 PM It would be nice if it stated what versions of the .Net framework where need ass well as any additional dependencies. I have just downloaded and recieved an error about not being able to find target c:\microsoft.visualbasic.targets. I have XP SP2 with frameworks 1.1 -3.5 installed running vs2005. I take it this is a 2008 project? Alarion wrote Aug 12 at 8:54 PM Indeed, it would be very nice. Not everyone has upgraded to 2008... webooth wrote Aug 16 at 8:20 PM Thanks for all of the "Sync 101 - Getting Started with Sync Framework v1 samples being in C#". I get the added pleasure of translating them. erosen03 wrote Oct 13 at 5:10 PM This looks great. Have you seen the SyncML specification, now incorporated by the Open Mobile Allinace's Data Synchronization Working Group? It seems that the Sync Framework would benefit from interoperability with the Data Synchronization Working Group's specs. Sign in to add a comment

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