This sample console application was written in Java using Apache's Axis2. It demonstrates the following:

1. Authentication
2. Query for available partitions
3. Start a synchronization session with and without an explicit time interval
4. Show catch of synchronization fault due to previously failed synchronization
5. Upload new constituents from a CSV file
6. Upload updated constituents from a CSV file
7. Remove interests and groups from a CSV file
8. Upload deleted constituents from a CSV file
9. Download new constituents
10. Download updated constituents
11. Download deleted constituents
12. Query for cross-reference values and build cross-reference table in memory
13. Download transactions
14. End synchronization session, saving session ID and info to a file

To try out the sample:

1. Download this zip file to your local computer and extract it.
2. Ensure you have a working JDK installed, version 5 or newer. (You should be able to execute javac -version from a shell or command prompt.)
3. Edit DataSyncClient.properties with a text editor of your choice, and point to your Luminate Online Web Services URL with your credentials.
4. Execute bin/ant run (Unix) or bin\ant run (Windows) from a shell or command prompt in the javaDataSyncClient folder.