Data synchronization between the mobile app and the server is typically handled via a combination of client-side and server-side technologies.
On the client-side, the mobile app would need to send data to the server using a web service call, such as an HTTP POST or PUT request. This request would contain the data that needs to be synchronized.
On the server-side, a server-side script would be used to process the request and update the server-side database with the new data. The script would also need to return a response to the mobile app, indicating the success or failure of the data synchronization.
For example, a mobile app might use a web service call to synchronize a user’s profile information with the server. The request would contain the user’s name, email address, and other profile data. The server-side script would then update the user’s profile in the server-side database and return a success response to the mobile app.