Hi Domingo,

You will need to do the following.

In your view model, overrides the ExecuteRefresh method and call the RefreshData.

// Override the ExecuteRefresh method and call the RefreshData 
protected override void ExecuteRefresh(object parameter)
{
    base.ExecuteRefresh(parameter);
    this.RefreshData();
}

Make sure your view model set the EnableRefresh property to true.

public ItemListViewModel()
{
    this.EnableRefresh = true;
}

Lastly you need to bind the RefreshCommand property in your binding descriptor.

public class ItemListBindingProvider : BindingProvider
{
    public ItemListBindingProvider()
    {
        ...
        this.AddBinding("TableView", BindableProperties.RefreshCommandProperty, "RefreshCommand");
    }
}

Hope this help; we’ve also updated the online documentation related to this topic. Thanks for the inquiry.

Edited on May 20, 2014 03:20 AM
Reason: double post

Great! That sure thing works. Although I don't believe this is part of the developer documentation. Or I could be wrong. Again, thanks for your support... appreciate it.