Using Azure service to delivery message to mobile and Windows Store Apps
Azure Notification Hubs provide the feature to send push notifications to a Mobile App including iOS application, Android application, Windows Store or Windows Phone 8 application.
First of all, you need to create a notification hub in Azure portal.
Secondly, you need to build a mobile application to connect to the notification hub and also receive message from it.
You can send notifications by using Notification Hubs from any backend via the REST interface. This scenario can be used in different cases such as Error message notification, Timesheet reminder, etc. Below is a screenshot of a sample notification in Windows Phone, and it would be extended to Windows store desktop App as well.
The detail tutorial is in here. In addition, you can use Azure Mobile service to send notification when end user add / update /delete data in Azure database.
First of all, you need to create a notification hub in Azure portal.
Secondly, you need to build a mobile application to connect to the notification hub and also receive message from it.
You can send notifications by using Notification Hubs from any backend via the REST interface. This scenario can be used in different cases such as Error message notification, Timesheet reminder, etc. Below is a screenshot of a sample notification in Windows Phone, and it would be extended to Windows store desktop App as well.
The detail tutorial is in here. In addition, you can use Azure Mobile service to send notification when end user add / update /delete data in Azure database.
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