When building mobile applications, a person needs to get data onto the mobile device and have that device invoke remote services. This webcast explores the role of a mobile gateway in performing those tasks. The webcast demonstrates how a developer using patterns & practices guidance packages and application blocks can access Web services that are occasionally available and explains how to invoke a Web service with a familiar API and how to simplify managing offline queues, dispatching requests according to priorities, and managing addresses.
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