Windows Phone应用开发入门指南

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"Beginning.Windows.Phone.App.Development].Henry.Lee.文字版.pdf" 是一本关于Windows Phone应用开发的入门教程，由Henry Lee撰写。这本书涵盖了从基础到高级的各种主题，旨在帮助开发者开始构建Windows Phone平台的应用程序。主要内容包括： 1. 关于作者和技术审阅者：在书的前言部分，读者可以了解到作者Henry Lee的背景以及技术审阅者的相关信息，这些专业人士的贡献确保了书籍内容的专业性和准确性。 2. 引言：引言部分通常会介绍本书的目的、目标读者群体以及书中将要探讨的主要概念和技术。 3. 第1章：介绍Windows Phone和Windows Phone平台：本章会概述Windows Phone操作系统的基本特性和平台的优势，包括UI设计原则、开发环境（如Visual Studio）以及SDK工具。 4. 第2章：构建Windows Phone应用程序：讲解如何开始编写第一个Windows Phone应用，包括XAML基础、C#编程语言和Silverlight技术。 5. 第3章：使用云服务作为数据存储：探讨如何利用Azure等云服务为Windows Phone应用提供数据存储和同步功能。 6. 第4章：捕获和调试错误：教导开发者如何有效地识别、调试和修复应用程序中的错误，以提高应用的质量和稳定性。 7. 第5章：打包、发布和管理应用程序：详述如何将应用打包成XAP文件，通过Windows Phone Marketplace进行发布，以及如何管理和更新已发布的应用。 8. 第6章：使用加速度计：介绍如何集成硬件传感器，如加速度计，以实现基于运动的应用功能，如游戏或健康追踪。 9. 第7章：应用栏：讲解如何创建和定制Windows Phone特有的应用栏，提供快捷操作和导航。 10. 第8章：Web浏览器控件：阐述如何在应用中嵌入和控制Web内容，为用户提供浏览网页的功能。 11. 第9章：使用控件和主题：介绍各种UI控件的用法和自定义主题，以创建独特的用户界面。 12. 第10章：与Windows Phone操作系统集成：讨论如何利用API与系统功能（如联系人、日历）进行深度集成。 13. 第11章：创建试用版应用程序：指导开发者设置试用模式，允许用户在购买前试用应用的部分功能。 14. 第12章：国际化：讨论如何使应用程序适应不同国家和地区，包括语言和文化差异。 15. 第13章：隔离存储：解释如何使用Isolated Storage来安全地存储应用程序数据。 16. 第14章：利用位置服务：介绍如何获取和使用GPS数据，创建地理位置相关的应用功能。 17. 第15章：媒体：涉及音频、视频的处理和播放，以及多媒体资源的管理。 18. 第16章：使用相机和照片：教授如何访问设备的摄像头，捕捉和处理图片，并将其集成到应用程序中。 19. 第17章：推送通知：讲解如何使用Microsoft Push Notification Service (MPNS) 实现应用的通知功能。 20. 第18章：R：此章可能是遗漏或未完成，通常会涵盖剩余的主题，例如更多高级特性或实践案例。这本书对于想要学习Windows Phone应用开发的初学者来说是一份宝贵的资源，它覆盖了从基础到进阶的全面知识，有助于读者构建出高质量的Windows Phone应用。

CHAPTER 1  INTRODUCING WINDOWS PHONE AND THE WINDOWS PHONE PLATFORM

Figure 1-5. Windows Phone emulator

Documentation and Support

There are many ways to get help if you get stuck on a problem while developing your application. The

Windows Phone Training Kit, at http://create.msdn.com/en-us/home/getting_started, contains how-

tos on specific technology. You can go to http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/63.aspx to ask

questions related to Silverlight for Windows Phone. If you have other Windows Phone–related questions,

you can visit http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsphone7series. The Windows

Phone development team puts out many useful blogs that you can follow at

http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_phone/b/wpdev/. Of course, there is Windows Phone

documentation at MSDN; go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff402535(VS.92).aspx. Also,

you can use this book as a reference, and feel free to reach out to its authors at this blog:

http://blog.ToeTapz.com.

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Cloud Services

Working with a Windows Phone application that requires saving data to an online database is tricky. The

first big problem is that you don’t know in advance how popular your application will wind up being. If it

becomes popular, you might suddenly find millions of people using your application and saving the data

to its database at a rate that would require an enterprise-level solution. You’ll also need to find a Web

service to provide APIs to your application to allow for the saving of data to the database because

Windows Phone applications can’t directly connect to the database.

This is where the Microsoft Azure cloud comes in. Microsoft Azure provides Windows Azure services

for deploying services (WCF, Windows service), and it also provides SQL Azure, which allows you to scale

up the database infinitely as your demand grows. You will learn more about the Microsoft Azure cloud in

Chapter 3.

Microsoft also provides Bing Maps services, which you can use freely if you are developing a

Windows Phone application. Along with Bing Maps services, Microsoft provides Bing Maps controls in

Silverlight, which you can use in Windows Phone. You will learn about Bing Maps and location services

in Chapter 14.

Push notification services are hosted in the cloud as well. These allow you to push messages to the

phone—a very powerful messaging mechanism. You will learn more about this in Chapter 17. Xbox LIVE

services also reside in the cloud. You can take advantage of these services in your applications as well;

however, this topic is beyond the scope of this book.

You learned a bit about Windows Phone and the Windows Phone platform in the previous sections.

In the following sections and in the rest of this book, you will learn about Windows Phone application

development.

Metro Design

Microsoft is targeting Windows Phone toward busy professionals. In order to provide a compelling UI,

Microsoft came up with the Metro design, which is derived from transportation industry typography,

and puts heavy emphasis on simple and clean design elements. The Metro design follows five principles:

• An emphasis on clean, light, open, and clutter-free design and simple-to-read

typography, because consumers will use their Windows Phone devices for e-mail,

SMS, Facebook, and Twitter while on the go

• A focus on content, where the design premise is geared toward how the content is

presented

• A focus on the seamless integration of hardware and software

• An emphasis on gestures, where the design enables a world-class multitouch user

experience

• A focus on making applications soulful and alive, where the information that

matters most to the user is presented in a way that is easily accessible by a single

touch

You can find out more about the Metro design by downloading the document provided by Microsoft

at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=183218.

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In order to ensure that your application will pass the Marketplace certification process, it’s a good

idea to read and understand the application certification document found at

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh184843%28v=VS.92%29.aspx. As part of the certification

process, your application will go through a series of validation steps that check the application and

content policies, and the packaging, code, phone feature disclosure, language, and image requirements.

Your application will also be tested on reliability, performance, resource management, phone

functionality, and security. The certification process is in place to help promote quality applications to

consumers, protect consumers from malware, and protect Microsoft services.

Once the application passes the certification process, it will be deployed to the Marketplace and

then downloaded and used by consumers. The consumers who use your application will provide ratings

and comments. The App hub is used to generate reports on how your application is performing in the

Marketplace. Based on the feedback you receive, you can choose to deploy an updated version with bug

fixes and new features. Your ultimate goal is to create a compelling application that you know

consumers will use and to publish this application to the Marketplace.

There is an annual subscription fee of $99 for deploying applications to the Marketplace. This fee

gives you access to the Windows Phone Marketplace and the Xbox 360 Marketplace. In the Windows

Phone Marketplace, you can submit an unlimited number of paid applications and five free

applications; additional submissions cost $19.99. In the Xbox 360 Marketplace, you can submit up to ten

games.

You can observe Marketplace activities such as comments, ratings, and number of apps sold

through the report provided so that you can effectively improve your sales and marketing efforts.

Microsoft takes 30 percent of the consumer app price; you keep 70 percent. You can choose direct

deposit so that the money goes directly to your bank account; you will receive your payments on the first

day of each month from Microsoft.

Summary

You are about to embark on the journey to develop applications for Windows Phone. You have a chance

to develop an application that can be used by millions and become part of a billion-dollar global app

market.

This chapter provided a general overview of Windows Phone features, hardware specifications, the

development platform, and the Marketplace. In Chapter 2, you will build your first Windows Phone

application, using Visual Studio, Expression Blend, and the Windows Phone controls.

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