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This example demonstrates CRUD operations against the Orions.Cloud data service using the `HttpDataProxy` classes, showing both untyped and typed data objects. It creates a `GenericIdDataObject` and a custom `TestData1` class, then reads each back by ID, logging the unique ID, creation timestamp, and last-updated timestamp for both. The code relies on ServiceStack.Text for JSON handling and the async `CreateAsync` and `GetAsync` methods from the Orions.Cloud.Client.Http library, with all output written to the console.

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