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CloudKVS solves a difficult and common problem. The user needs to work with online data, however as this is a mobile app we cannot assume that the device will always be connected to the remote server. https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2016-02-15_13.23.32.png With CloudKVS the app always
link: Thanks for that "gift" which is a maximum step and will spare us a lot of time. Other editors would have charged for so rich functions.
link: B4J server performance is very good: https://www.b4x.-performance-measures.37502/#content CloudKVS is a B4J server and should be able to handle many c
link: I beg your pardon @Erel : loading the B4A client's project with B4A beta 5.8, I get those errors : SOLVED : - missing Okhttputils2 : should I install

CloudKVS is built for such cases. It stores everything locally and synchronizes when there is a connection. Same is true for jRDC2. Download the updated data when you have connection and work with the local copy. At some point you must have a connection.
link: Check this: CloudKVS - synchronized key / value store Your case is actually simpler as you only need to download the updated data (if I understood c
link: Thanks Erel, Don and walt61. In the morning when the users log in, they do so at the office where there's wifi connection. They only do updates in the

CloudKVS solves a specific and quite complicated use case where devices are working offline and later need to synchronize the data. Web apps by their nature are online.
link: Setup a jServer and store the needed information in a Database (mysql, sqlite, whatever) or Files. See aerics Web Api Template as an starting-point ht
link: For Web App as the client, you want a real-time synchronization? You may need to use a timer or sleep with interval to call a function that communicat
link: This is exactly why I asked this question. On the web side one can have indexed DB to store the data using key value pairs when offline and where ther

A B4A example is attached. The class module is compatible with B4A, B4J and B4i. Tip: Check CloudKVS for an auto-synchronizing solution: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-cloudkvs-synchronized-key-value-store.63536/#content Updates: - V2.20 - Adds support for GetMapAsync and PutMapAsy
link: cloudkvs? https://www.b4x.com:51041/cloudkvs?
link: No, its a local db, kvs2 not cloudkvs

Extract the attached PHPCloudKVS_Client example for B4J Note: PHPCloudKVS uses MysqliDB wrapper for Mysqli found here to facilitate query building etc. but you can easely modify source to work without it. What were changed from the original CloudKVS_Client from Erel? - In the Main module (Int inst
link: Hi Toky, thanks a lot for this. I need your help though with this to make it work for BANano. 1. I have created a universal class that enables one to

How is Java related here? CloudKVS is written in B4X. Map is one of the most important collections. I highly recommend you to take the time and learn how to work with Maps. They are very simple to use. You can watch the collections tutorial: https://www.b4x.com/etp.html The key in CloudKVS is mad
link: Thanks... I guess I was assuming the J in B4J meant coding in Java. My mistake. Each site as a "user" was what I was thinking. You have created wo
link: I have started a new project. I have been experimenting with the CloudKVS server and clients. So far I have the server up and running on a VPS on Digi

1. All of this will become trivial if you switch to B4XPages. No need to use the starter service and no need to delegate events. 2. Don't use code modules as they don't support events and resumable subs. Use a class instead.
link: There are a couple of reasons why I can't switch to B4XPages, so it's just pure B4A for the near future. I find code modules handy for common code a
link: Hi all, I'm using CloudKVS and trying to figure out a wait-for-data situation using events and resumable subs. I define my cloudKVS instance in a com
link: When the RefreshUser callback fires, it's coded (in CloudKVS) like this: CallSub(mCallback, mEventName & "_newdata") ...which means that it's wired u

This is more or less how CloudKVS works. Everything is added to a local journal that is synchronized when internet is available.
link: I did not understand well how CloudKVS works Does it need a b4j intermediary program to synchronize or what On vps hosting
link: Check this: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-cloudkvs-synchronized-key-value-store.63536/

In my case, I then loop through the changes, grab some data from the referenced data items (found using the user and key fields), and construct a "recent activity" listview so the user can see what's changed. I've attached the updated clientKVS file (which I've marked as 1.1 for myself, but it's an

Your question is a bit too broad. Safety can mean many things. The CloudKVS doesn't include any authentication. If you are using it in a non-secure environment then you need to add an authentication method. As CloudKVS is simply a handler inside a jServer project it shouldn't be difficult to add au
link: The CloudKVS is a good online tool for us I will use that in all my apps but Security is important in CloudKVS Please help me with security: 1- Preven
link: Yes you right Thank you

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