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| | Custom data source provider I have some data that comes through a Web Service and it is cached locally using the isolated storage. For me it seems like a good scenario for implementing a custom data source provider: look for the data in the cache, if the data is stale get it from the web service. My questions are: 1. How is the error mechanism working? For example, if an exception is raised during the connection to the web service, how do I notify about this error? I have thought that Error property will automatically have a reference to the exception raised during BeginQuery (something like asynchronous web service error mechanism). 2. How about asynchronous retrieval? The base class DataSourceProvider doesn't have built-in support for asynchronous data retrieval like Object/XmlDataProvider have so it seems that I have to implement it myself. -- Valentin Iliescu [MVP C#] |
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