AHFE Open AccessSynchronization procedure for data collection in offline-online sessions
Abstract
This article proposes a system for data replication and synchronization in mobile devices which is managed offline, allowing data collection in remote locations or deprived of internet connection. In this process there were shortcomings in the convergence and stability of the data, for which a synchronization procedure (web services) is used to assist it. As a result it was obtained that the synchronization between a database hosted in the cloud, a database hosted locally on the mobile device, the compatibility between different programming languages such as Django of Python as server, the deployment of Web Services and C# as client in the consumption of synchronization services is a success, carrying out a synchronization where the integrity of the data is not lost, enabling the connection of the devices in offline mode, performing the corresponding activities, to the time of having an internet connection to upload the data and keep them synchronized.
Keywords: Replication, Synchronization, Offline, Convergence, Web Services, Integrity
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1001461
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