Hi,
I'am currently developing a Windows Store app. I want to push messages as a raw notification to my app.
My solution has following structure:
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Solution
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aPager (Windows 8.1)
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aPager Windows Phone (Windows Phone 8.1)
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Classes (Portable)
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PushNotificationsHelper (Windows 8.1)
All necessary XAML files are located in the project called "aPager". All utility classes are located in project "Classes". "aPager" has a reference to "Classes", "SQLite" and "PushNotificationsHelper".
My background tasks (class "RawNotifications") are
located in "PushNotificationsHelper". After receiving a raw notification, I want to add an item to my local SQLite database and therefore I want to access a class which is located in my "aPager" project.
The problem now is, that I cannot add "aPager" as a reference to "PushNotificationsHelper",
because otherwise I would create a dependency circle (aPager > PushNotificationsHelper > aPager).
My question is:
Is it really necessary to put my background tasks into a different project? Why cant I add them directly
to my main project ("aPager")? Or is there another way to access my main project (reflection?)?
I tried to move the background tasks into the main project, but after that, they couldnt be executed:
"...app is not registered for contract "Windows.BackgroundTasks" or not installed".
Thanks for your help and greetings from Germany
Simon
