public async Task RegisterAccountWithSdkAsync()
{
if (RegistrationState != AccountRegistrationState.InAppCacheAndSdkCache)
{
throw new Exception("Account must be in both SDK and App cache before it can be registered");
}
var channel = await PushNotificationChannelManager.CreatePushNotificationChannelForApplicationAsync();
ConnectedDevicesNotificationRegistration registration = new ConnectedDevicesNotificationRegistration();
registration.Type = ConnectedDevicesNotificationType.WNS;
registration.Token = channel.Uri;
var account = new ConnectedDevicesAccount(Id, Type);
var registerResult = await m_platform.NotificationRegistrationManager.RegisterAsync(account, registration);
// It would be a good idea for apps to take a look at the different statuses here and perhaps attempt some sort of remediation.
// For example, web failure may indicate that a web service was temporarily in a bad state and retries may be successful.
//
// NOTE: this approach was chosen rather than using exceptions to help separate "expected" / "retry-able" errors from real
// exceptions and keep the error-channel logic clean and simple.
if (registerResult.Status == ConnectedDevicesNotificationRegistrationStatus.Success)
{
await UserNotifications.RegisterAccountWithSdkAsync();
}
}
public async Task RegisterAccountWithSdkAsync()
{
if (RegistrationState != AccountRegistrationState.InAppCacheAndSdkCache)
{
throw new Exception("Account must be in both SDK and App cache before it can be registered");
}
var channel = await PushNotificationChannelManager.CreatePushNotificationChannelForApplicationAsync();
ConnectedDevicesNotificationRegistration registration = new ConnectedDevicesNotificationRegistration();
registration.Type = ConnectedDevicesNotificationType.WNS;
registration.Token = channel.Uri;
var account = new ConnectedDevicesAccount(Id, Type);
await m_platform.NotificationRegistrationManager.RegisterForAccountAsync(account, registration);
await UserNotifications.RegisterAccountWithSdkAsync();
}