In part II of this article Malcolm Sheridan demonstrates how to save data locally using isolated storage and then updates the database using RIA services once you’re back online. If you remember in Part I he showed you how easy it is to detect network changes using Silverlight.
Well here is part II. I thought it would be nice to use the networking capabilities of Silverlight to either save changes locally using IsolatedStorage when there is no network connection, and when the network is restored, propagating those changes up to the database using RIA Services. This is a very simple application, but I’m trying to show you what is possible.