[GIS] HTML5 local storage for tile maps and feature layers using ArcGIS Java Script API

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I am developing a mobile arcgis application I want to store data locally so that when a user is offline he/she can use the maps. I want to store tile layers,feature layers and a table data.

Any sample code appreciated

Platform : ArcGIS java script API and HTML5

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As @Sunil notes: for the tiles part, see the Tiles in local storage developer sample and for the feature layers see Local storage - experimental. Each sample is complete, in the sense that they're working demos, you'll still need to modify to suit your local circumstances.

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