private void SetupSync()
{
// Set up client
ILog clientLogger = LogManager.GetLogger("Client");
log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator.Configure(clientLogger.Logger.Repository);
ClientContainer.Register <ILog>(clientLogger);
ClientContainer.Register <IRepository <TestItem, Guid> >(ClientRepository);
ClientContainer.Register <ISyncResult <TestItem, Guid>, SyncResult <TestItem, Guid> >();
ClientContainer.Register <IReplica>(new Replica("Client"));
// Set up server
ILog serverLogger = LogManager.GetLogger("Server");
log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator.Configure(serverLogger.Logger.Repository);
ServerContainer.Register <ILog>(clientLogger);
ServerContainer.Register <IRepository <TestItem, Guid> >(ServerRepository);
ServerContainer.Register <ISyncResult <TestItem, Guid>, SyncResult <TestItem, Guid> >();
ServerContainer.Register <IReplica>(ServerReplica);
ServerRepository.Insert(TestItemR0); // Start with an item on the server
// Used for both client and server
Container.Register <ISyncConflictResolver <TestItem, Guid>, TestItemConflictResolver>();
// Just pass the sync requests directly between the server and client
// Ordinarily these would by serialized and sent over a wire, but the
// TestSyncRequestSender, just passes the object directly.
ClientContainer.Register <ISyncRequestSender <TestItem, Guid> >(new TestSyncRequestSender <TestItem, Guid>(ServerSendingSynchronizer));
ClientSendingSynchronizer.BeginSync(ServerReplica);
}
public void WhenTheClientAppSubmitsTheRecordForSynchronization()
{
ClientSendingSynchronizer.BeginSync(ServerReplica);
}
