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I recently discovered that NetMsmqBinding is not supported in Windows Store Apps, are there any alternative ways to implement a similar system of queuing messages to a host machine from a tablet?

Thank you!

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    You should be able to configure [MSMQ over Http](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc164041.aspx), which will allow you to retain your server side queue? – StuartLC May 05 '14 at 14:49

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Okay after I concluded that there is no way to use MSMQ in Win Store Apps I found a great article that discusses a way to implement a OCA(Occasionally Connected Application) which is perfect for what I want to use-

EDIT: Start with Using SQLite in Windows 8 Store Apps instead of

SYNCHRONIZING WINRT/SQLITE USING SYNC FRAMEWORK TOOLKIT

A simplified component list of the Microsoft Sync Framework Toolkit:

  • Sync Service (uses Sync Framework 2.1, WCF-based, coupled to SQL Server/Express/LocalDB/Azure SQL)
  • Cache Controller (client-side, similar to SyncAgent/SyncOrchestrator in Sync Framework)
  • Offline Provider (a sync provider)
  • Storage Handler (the actual code that interacts with the database/ local store/cache)

Try it out!

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