private void HandleLogonClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
// in a proper implementation, it's better to setup an MVVM and have this handled
// in the view-model...
// get a proxy - a more sophisticated approach is to use an IoC container here
// like TinyIoC...
ILogonServiceProxy proxy = new LogonServiceProxy();
proxy.Logon(this.Username, this.Password, (result) =>
{
// show...
if (result.IsOk)
this.ShowAlert("Logon OK: " + result.LogonToken);
else
this.ShowAlert(result.Error);
});
}
private void HandleLogonClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
// in a proper implementation, it's better to setup an MVVM and have this handled
// in the view-model...
// get a proxy - a more sophisticated approach is to use an IoC container here
// like TinyIoC...
ILogonServiceProxy proxy = new LogonServiceProxy();
this.EnterBusy();
proxy.Logon(this.Username, this.Password, (result) =>
{
// show...
if (result.IsOk)
{
// tell the service that we're logged on...
AppRuntime.Logon(this.Username, result.LogonToken);
// go to the "reports" page... but careful, as we may be on a different thread...
this.SafeNavigate(typeof(ReportsPage));
}
else
this.ShowAlert(result.Error);
// stop...
this.ExitBusy();
});
}