You can use raw notifications, a type of push notification, to send short messages from your app's cloud service to an app through Windows Push Notification Services (WNS). Unlike the XML payload of other push notification types (tile, toast, badge), the payload contained in a raw notification is strictly app-defined, and is not used to convey UI data.
These topics assume that you have a working knowledge of push notification concepts and terminology.
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You can create and register a background task function for your Windows Store app. This code then runs in response to the receipt of a raw notification, which gives your app functionality when it is not in the foreground. | |
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This topic describes best practices for using raw push notifications. It also lists requirements, related to raw notifications, for your app to be accepted in the Windows Store. |
Related topics
- Raw notifications sample
- Raw notification overview
- Guidelines and checklist for raw notifications
- Quickstart: Creating and registering a raw notification background task
- Quickstart: Intercepting push notifications for running apps
- RawNotification
Build date: 11/29/2012
