This sample demonstrates how to send a toast notification to a Windows Phone using the Microsoft Push Notification Service. It uses two projects, one for the client code that sets up the Windows Phone to receive a notification, and one that sends the notification.




File list:
C#
.\sdkToastNotificationCS
.\......................\Properties
.\......................\..........\AppManifest.xml
.\......................\..........\AssemblyInfo.cs
.\......................\..........\WMAppManifest.xml
.\......................\App.xaml
.\......................\App.xaml.cs
.\......................\ApplicationIcon.png

.\......................\Background.png

.\......................\MainPage.xaml
.\......................\MainPage.xaml.cs
.\......................\Page2.xaml
.\......................\Page2.xaml.cs
.\......................\sdkToastNotificationCS.csproj
.\......................\SplashScreenImage.jpg

.\SendToast
.\.........\SendToast
.\.........\.........\Properties
.\.........\.........\..........\AssemblyInfo.cs
.\.........\.........\SendToast.aspx
.\.........\.........\SendToast.aspx.cs
.\.........\.........\SendToast.aspx.designer.cs
.\.........\.........\SendToast.csproj
.\.........\.........\SendToast.csproj.user
.\.........\.........\Web.config
.\.........\.........\Web.Debug.config
.\.........\.........\Web.Release.config
.\.........\SendToast.sln
.\Microsoft Permissive License.rtf
.\Readme.htm
.\sdkToastNotificationCS.sln
description
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..........\Brand.css
..........\Combined.css
..........\Galleries.css
..........\iframedescription.css
..........\Layout.css
..........\offline.js
description.html
license.rtf