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Developing WP8 database app

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    Hi.. I am learning to develop wp8 app..I need to store Customer Orders on the phone and transfer the orders to desktop, from there the orders can be imported into my desktop app.. I would like to know the best way to store the data in the phone and transfer the data either ways. thanks

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      Hi.. I am learning to develop wp8 app..I need to store Customer Orders on the phone and transfer the orders to desktop, from there the orders can be imported into my desktop app.. I would like to know the best way to store the data in the phone and transfer the data either ways. thanks

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      Perhaps you need to learn Web Services first. Using Web Services you can transfer data from one device (client) to another device (client) using a hub (server). Database can be stored on the hub itself, and the data from database can be shared or manipulated through the devices. In .NET framework you can use WCF to create web services. Learn more about Windows Communication Foundation on MSDN[^]. On a second thought you can also create a Web API in ASP.NET and then create a client application with HttpClient in it. You can use HttpClient in multiple devices and frameworks where as WCF can be consumed by only a .NET framework supportive client device. Where as ASP.NET Web API can be consumed by any device, platform, OS or machine. I have written an article for ASP.NET Web API and a client also, the client is a Windows application with same framework (Windows Runtime). You will find it easy to learn. Consuming ASP.NET 5 Web API with CRUD functions in Windows 10 native application[^]

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