Writing Synchronization Scripts in .NET
Microsoft .NET is a platform for building, deploying, and running Web services and applications.
MobiLink supports Visual Studio .NET programming languages for writing synchronization scripts. To write MobiLink scripts in .NET, you can use any language that lets you create valid .NET assemblies. In particular, the following languages are tested and documented:
C#
Visual Basic .NET
C++
.NET synchronization logic can function just as Java logic functions: the MobiLink synchronization server can make calls to .NET methods on the occurrence of MobiLink events. A SQL string may be returned to MobiLink.
This section tells you how to set up, develop, and run .NET synchronization logic for C#, Visual Basic .NET, and C++. It includes a sample application and the MobiLink .NET API Reference.
For a tutorial using .NET synchronization scripts, see Tutorial: .NET Synchronization Logic With Adaptive Server Anywhere.
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