OneSql.Client in C# Apps

Update (Mar 29): This issue is now resolved. See: OneSql Client is Back On Track!.

I’ve been testing OneSql.Client using a JavaScript app assuming that if it works for JavaScript, it should work for C# as well since OneSql.Client is written in C#. I’ve been wrong.

I recently discovered that OneSql.Client doesn’t function properly when it’s hosted by C# apps. I’ve narrowed the problem down to the platform’s StreamSocket. I posted a question on the C# Apps forum, but nobody from the product team has responded yet. I have little hope anybody will ever respond.

This is very unfortunate, because C# represents a large portion of the Windows Store apps. Also, I still plan to implement the necessary test automation using C# in order to gain sufficient confidence in the quality of the product.

I first apologize to all of the adopters who can’t use my product in their C# apps. I should have tried C# before announcing the alpha releases.

I’m asking you for clues how I should be initializing/using StreamSocket to make it behave like it does in JavaScript apps. I admit I’m not certain whether the platform classes are exactly the same for JavaScript apps and for C# apps. I also suspect there might be differences in the threading models that I haven’t seen documented. Any other clues are also welcome.

Please email your suggestions to: zlatko+onesql@michailov.org.