Best practices for realtime communication between background tasks and main app

I am developing (in fact, porting to WinRT Universal App) an application connecting to Bluetooth medical devices. In order to support background connectivity, it seems best is to use background tasks triggered by a device connection. However, some of these
devices provide a stream of data which has to be passed to the main app in real time when it is active - i.e. to show an ECG on the screen. So my task ideally should receive and store data all the time (both background and foreground) and additionally make
main app receive it live when it is in foreground.
My question is: how do I make background task pass real-time data to the app when it is active? Documentation talks about using storage, but it does not seem optimal for realtime messaging.. Looking for best practices and advice. Platform is Windows 8.1
and Windows Phone 8.1.

Hi Michael,
Windows phone app has resource quotas, to prevent it from interfering with real-time communication functionality, background task using the ControlChannelTrigger and PushNotificationTrigger receive guaranteed resource quotas for every running task. You can
find more information from
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/Hh977056(v=win.10).aspx. See Background task resource guarantees for real-time communication section. ControlChannelTrigger is not supported on windows phone, so you can have a look at PushNotificationTrigger
class.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/windows.applicationmodel.background.pushnotificationtrigger.aspx.
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Basically when you are attempting to allow traffic from the external public network to some of your servers/hosts you will either use Static NAT or Static PAT
Static NAT is when you bind a single public IP address to be used by only one internal host. This is usually the preferred option if you can spare a single public IP address for your server, meaning you probably have a small public subnet from your ISP.
Static PAT is when you only allocate certain ports on your public IP address and map them to a local port on the host. This is usually the option when you only have a single public IP address that is configured on your ASAs external interface. Or perhaps in a situation when you just want to conserver your public IP addresses even though you might have a few of them.
In Static NAT case you configure the Static NAT and use the interface ACL to allow the services you require.
In Static PAT you only create a translation for a specific port/service so only connections to that port are possible. Naturally you will also have to allow those services/ports in the interface ACL just like with Static NAT.
Again if you can spare the public IP addresses then I would go with Static NAT or if you only have a single or few IP addresses you can consider Static PAT (Port Forward) also.
I dont personally use ASDM for configurations but can help you with the required CLI format configurations. These can actually be done through ASDM also from the Tools -> Command Line Interface menus at the top.
Hope this helps
- Jouni

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